Piano - Wingate University
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Piano - Wingate University
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Piano
About Piano
Students studying piano at Wingate University are trained within a rigorous program of core classical technique and repertoire, collaborative piano, music theory, ear training, and music history. As part of Wingate's music program, you'll enjoy:
Numerous guest pianist recitals and master classes
Excellent practice and performance facilities
A department on the verge of becoming an All-Steinway school
Small studio sizes for maximum individual attention
Career guidance for the developing pianist
Students admitted into the program receive private piano lessons from a renowned piano faculty who make their livings playing the piano. In addition to one-on-one guidance, piano majors participate in weekly studio class, and have ample performance opportunities both within and outside of the department. The extended-techniques group
ensemble243
provides another opportunity for pianists interested in both collaborative music-making and contemporary music.
Program Contact
Dr. David Brooks
(704) 233-8313
d.brooks@wingate.edu
Schedule an in-person Audition
Apply to Wingate
Questions?
Music Department
music@wingate.edu
Skip To Main Content
Piano
About Piano
Students studying piano at Wingate University are trained within a rigorous program of core classical technique and repertoire, collaborative piano, music theory, ear training, and music history. As part of Wingate's music program, you'll enjoy:
Numerous guest pianist recitals and master classes
Excellent practice and performance facilities
A department on the verge of becoming an All-Steinway school
Small studio sizes for maximum individual attention
Career guidance for the developing pianist
Students admitted into the program receive private piano lessons from a renowned piano faculty who make their livings playing the piano. In addition to one-on-one guidance, piano majors participate in weekly studio class, and have ample performance opportunities both within and outside of the department. The extended-techniques group
ensemble243
provides another opportunity for pianists interested in both collaborative music-making and contemporary music.
Program Contact
Dr. David Brooks
(704) 233-8313
d.brooks@wingate.edu
Schedule an in-person Audition
Apply to Wingate
Questions?
Music Department
music@wingate.edu