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Is it possible to teach music at a collegiate level and also conduct a symphony-orchestra?

Conducting is an intense, beautiful study, and I would love to teach at a college level as well as conduct a symphony. #music-industry #music-teaching #conducting

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Hi Nathaniel,


Yes! It is absolutely possible to work in higher education as a Professor, as well as conducting an orchestra. As a music professor, you will need significant experience as a performer, as well as your Bachelor and Master degrees in music, performance or education/composition, etc. To teach at the master's level, you will eventually need to obtain your PHD or DMA (Doctor of Musical Arts).


I would suggest reaching out to local youth orchestras to gain experience as a conductor during your studies.


Best of luck!
Jackie
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