Program Overview
Syracuse University's Voice Pedagogy Master's program trains aspiring voice instructors in voice pedagogy, science, repertoire, and teaching methods. Led by renowned faculty, the program provides hands-on teaching experience and prepares graduates for careers in academic or private voice instruction, opera directing, or doctoral studies. Students benefit from access to advanced voice science laboratory equipment and performance training.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Voice Pedagogy Master's of Music (M.M.) program at Syracuse University is designed for individuals with an undergraduate degree in music with a focus on voice, who aspire to become professional voice instructors in academic or private settings. The program's objectives are to develop knowledgeable and skilled teachers of singing through an intensive curriculum covering voice pedagogy, voice science, pedagogical issues, repertoire, diction, career planning methods, voice study, performance, and teaching experience. Additionally, students have access to advanced voice science laboratory equipment through collaboration with the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders in the College of Arts & Sciences.
Teaching:
The program features a distinguished faculty of voice pedagogy experts, including:
- Kathleen Roland-Silverstein, Program Coordinator
- Janet Brown
- Eric Johnson
- Julianna Sabol The program utilizes a hands-on approach, providing students with practical teaching experience and ongoing feedback from experienced voice instructors.
Careers:
Graduates of the Voice Pedagogy M.M. program are well-prepared for careers in:
- Voice instruction in academic or private settings
- Opera directing
- Doctoral studies in music education or related fields
