Music Composition Professor
Music Composition Professors are responsible for teaching music composition to students at colleges and universities. They may also conduct research in music composition and publish their findings in academic journals.
Getting Started
To become a Music Composition Professor, you will typically need a doctoral degree in music composition. You will also need to have a strong portfolio of your own compositions. Some Music Composition Professors also have experience as professional composers.
Skills and Knowledge
Music Composition Professors need to have a strong understanding of music theory and composition techniques. They also need to be able to effectively communicate their ideas to students. Additionally, Music Composition Professors typically need to be able to play a musical instrument at a high level.
Day-to-Day Responsibilities
The day-to-day responsibilities of a Music Composition Professor may include: