Music is probably one of the greatest gifts of nature to mankind. It permeates human souls, heals senses, soothes minds, and induces various emotions from time to time. And the ones who know how to create soulful music or are associated with the art of making melodies have been serving humanity since time immemorial in one way or the other.
With the entertainment industry rapidly evolving everywhere, a music career can take a person places. Talent, coupled with the willingness to work hard and an academic degree, can surely guarantee success for all individuals seeking to find a break in the music industry.
Building a career in music can turn out to be an absolutely rewarding adventure if you strike the right chord. Slowly and steadily, one may discover a fascinating and dynamic industry that knows no boundaries. If you feel you have what it takes, prepare to take the plunge.
Make sure, however, that you have the right set of skills, one that would keep you ahead of others in the competition. A Master’s degree in music from a reputed university will endow learners with thorough knowledge of classical music, rooted in the ethos and culture of India, and create a solid foundation for them, thus preparing them to take it up as a profession after having completed their education.
Chinmaya Vishwa Vidyapeeth (CVV) is one such institute, where highly experienced and professional faculty members train learners in music in the traditional Gurukula system.
The degree is offered by the School of Kalayoga in three disciplines –
- Bansuri
- Hindustani Vocal
- Tabla
CVV seeks to integrate the best practices of modern pedagogical advances with the beauty of the traditional Gurukula model of learning and prepare learners to address contemporary challenges, inspiring them to leave a positive impact on the world.
After having earned a degree of choice, it’s time for individuals to make a career for themselves. Let’s take a closer look at the job opportunities that are available to degree holders in music
Professional Musician
A professional musician is responsible for performing or recording music. They entertain, inspire and add life to programmes. Musicians might be performing in a group or even going solo. They may be associated with a group or be a part of a band. Some of them are also skilled instrumentalists.
Music Teacher
Music teachers are responsible for educating individuals in the fundamentals, such as Swara, Laya, Raga, and Tala. They teach you to sing or play instruments. Music instructors equip learners with the skills required to excel in examinations and later succeed in life as musicians. They also prepare them for live performances and auditions. Some teachers give lessons in private, while there are others who teach in groups at schools, community centres, or public institutions.
Music Composer
Music composers are individuals who add a tune to the lyrics. They collaborate with lyricists and other musicians and create songs for albums, films, or other entertainment mediums.
Music Journalist
Music journalists are tasked with reporting on the world of music for newspapers, magazines, portals, and broadcast media outlets. They review singles, film scores, and new albums by artists, attend concerts, talk about the business of music, write about artists, and conduct interviews.
Music Producer
A music producer has the job of assisting individual artists or groups in music studios as they create or record music, for a film, album, or any other medium. They direct a project and give vision to the idea behind it. Many producers work on a freelance basis.
Sound Engineer
Sound engineers handle the complex task of assembling, arranging and operating technical equipment that are used to record, enhance, mix and produce music or balance and adjust sound sources. Some end up managing and controlling sound at conferences, theatres, or any other live performance. Individuals need to learn how sound and editing equipment work, before pursuing a career in sound engineering.
Music Director
Music directors oversee the overall production work, taking into consideration all aspects that go into the making of a creative piece. They may lead orchestras, choirs, work with musical artists and groups preparing them for concerts, or host auditions for finding new musicians. They may also compose songs and background scores for films and plays, guide vocalists, and direct performances.
The Conclusion
CVV is one of the premier institutes in India, with a noble lineage in education. And our value system is even older than our legacy! At CVV, we leave no stone unturned to provide our students with a hands-on and immersive educational experience.
To know more about our programmes, connect with us at: admissions@cvv.ac.in | 1800-270-4888 (Toll-free)|+91 75588 96000 for more details.
