College Certificate - Introduction To Commercial Jazz Music - French Horn (JM121)

Program Overview

The Introduction to Commercial Jazz Music - French Horn (JM121) program is an intensive eight-month course designed to enhance your skills for a successful career in music. This program utilizes jazz as a framework, focusing on essential areas such as repertoire, small group performance, and improvisation. By participating in this program, you will clarify your musical perspective and develop a personal framework that supports your ongoing musical growth. The program is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of the commercial jazz field, preparing you for various opportunities in the music industry.

Program Structure

The Introduction to Commercial Jazz Music - French Horn (JM121) program spans 2 semesters, offering a robust curriculum that adapts to the evolving landscape of the music industry. Key features of the program structure include:

• Focus on performance and improvisation skills.
• Opportunities for collaboration in small groups.
• Online options available for flexible learning.
• Access to industry professionals through various initiatives.

This program is designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to thrive in the competitive world of commercial jazz music. The curriculum is continually updated to reflect current trends and practices in the industry, ensuring that students receive relevant and practical training.

Featured Experiences

• Opportunity to apply for a 16-week summer fellowship with the Centre for Creative Business Innovation and Humber Galleries.
• Hands-on experience working with industry professionals and peers to create multidisciplinary projects.
• Access to the Humber Cultural Hub, featuring state-of-the-art facilities for music and creative arts.
• Participation in workshops and masterclasses led by experienced faculty members.

Career Options

Graduates of the Introduction to Commercial Jazz Music - French Horn (JM121) program can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:

• Jazz Musician: Perform in various settings, including clubs, festivals, and concerts, showcasing improvisational skills and musical versatility.
• Music Educator: Teach music theory, performance, and jazz history in schools or private settings, sharing knowledge with aspiring musicians.
• Music Producer: Oversee the production of music recordings, working with artists to shape their sound and vision.
• Session Musician: Collaborate with other artists in studio recordings or live performances, providing instrumental support across genres.
• Composer/Arranger: Create original compositions or arrangements for various ensembles, contributing to the development of new music.

These career options highlight the diverse opportunities available to graduates, allowing them to leverage their skills in the vibrant Canadian music scene.

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