音乐学士（音乐教育）-历史表演

历史表演主要研究可在以下领域获得音乐学士学位（表演），音乐学士学位（音乐教育）和音乐文凭：巴洛克长笛，琵琶，管风琴，录音机，中提琴或大键琴，并涉及乐器课程，表演研讨会和大师班。悉尼音乐学院可以说是澳大利亚历史表演研究中最活跃的中心。我们的历史演出人员包括定期与领先的国家和国际合唱团一起演出的音乐家，这些合唱团可以培养具有历史意义的表演（HIP），例如铁木乐团，澳大利亚室内乐团，澳大利亚勃兰登堡乐团，安提波德乐团，平克古特歌剧院，萨鲁特巴洛克式，启蒙时代和英国巴洛克独奏家。
Music educators train the musicians of tomorrow. Our professionally recognised music education degree will immerse you in the world of performance, composition and teaching. Our music education program will prepare you for a career as a music teacher in both the primary and secondary school environments. You will develop teaching skills through studies in education, music education, choral and instrumental pedagogy and music technology.<br><br>The Historical Performance principal study is available in the Bachelor of Music (Performance), Bachelor of Music (Music Education) and Diploma of Music in the following areas: baroque flute, lute, organ, recorder, viola da gamba or harpsichord, and involves instrumental lessons, performance workshops and masterclasses. Sydney Conservatorium of Music is arguably the most most vibrant centre for the study of historical performance in Australia. Our Historical Performance staff include musicians who perform regularly with leading national and international ensembles which foster historically informed performance (HIP) such as the Ironwood, Australian Chamber Orchestra, Australian Brandenburg Orchestra, Orchestra of the Antipodes, Pinchgut Opera, Salut Baroque, Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and English Baroque Soloists. Our Historical Performance program currently offers tuition in a wide range of historical instruments including clavichord, harpsichord, fortepiano (including 18th and 19th centuries), lute and guitar, viola da gamba, trumpet, cornetto, sackbut, historical violin, viola, cello and bass (17th to the 19th centuries), recorder, baroque and classical flutes, oboes and bassoons. We also offer training in historical voice. These instruments can be taken as a principal study for an undergraduate or postgraduate degree. Chamber music and orchestral studies programs complement academic studies in historical performance. Students gain experience in the Early Music Ensemble (the Sydney Conservatorium's period instrument orchestra), meeting twice weekly and performing four or more varied concert programs each year. Masterclasses and lecture/demonstrations from local and international artists supplement the student's experience, and the Historical Performance Workshop provides hands-on feedback from tutors and peers.<br><br>Historical Performance students will develop as professional musicians who will reach the levels of excellence demanded by the music profession. Graduates are prepared for a diverse range of career opportunities, including careers as performing soloists, chamber musicians and orchestral/ensemble players, as well as music educators, creators, researchers and writers.