Music Historian
Music Historians obtain knowledge in a whole spectrum of disciplines involved in the development of European music, from ancient to contemporary. They possess an encyclopedic knowledge of music history & style in every epoch & an ability to take dry facts & convert it into an exciting, riveting experience for the learners. In explain the subject in-depth, this faculty member should also be a skilled performer who is able to demonstrate excerpts to students.
- Type Validation
- Level Advanced
Skills
Earning Criteria
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Musical Historians who work as professors spend much of their time on typical scholarly pursuits: conducting research
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Teaching at the college or graduate level
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Authoring articles & books & present at conferences.
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In order to completely present & explain the subject in-depth, this faculty member should also be a skilled performer who is able to demonstrate excerpts to students live, within the program's format.
Standards
Classical musicians with high level accomplishments in performance and teaching perform in solo and chamber concerts, teach private lessons and classes, and present Master Classes as part of InterHarmony International School of Music. They are deeply artistic, intellectual, and have expertise and skills which help develop students’ abilities.