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Objective: To gain insight into the prevalence and characteristics of physical health problems and mental health problems in first-, second- and third-year conservatoire students of the classical music department. Also, differences in mental health and general health were investigated between students with playing-related musculoskeletal disorders (PRMDs) and students without PRMDs.
Conclusion: The burden of PRMD complaints in this population of conservatoire students seems relatively low. However, the number of students facing mental problems in this population is a cause for concern. Conservatoires should focus on the subject of mental health in their curricula to increase more awareness and prevent mental problems. To investigate possible causality between PRMDs and general health, prospective studies are needed.
The Summer Conservatoire, launched in 2019, takes place at GSA's state-of-the-art facilities, including purpose-built studios and performance spaces, located on the Stag Hill Campus at the University of Surrey in Guildford. All courses are taught by professional GSA conservatoire tutors and cover a wide range of skills including acting, singing, voice and dance.
GSA has successfully run summer schools for over 20 years and has built an international reputation for delivering world-class training. Summer Conservatoire is specifically for students passionate about pursuing a career in the arts, giving you a taste of life within a conservatoire and the rigours and expectations of training. The intensive courses are designed to inspire and prepare you for further training within a conservatoire or higher education, in pursuit of a career within the industry.
£480 Musical Theatre Audition Technique (ages 17+) GSA is widely recognised by the entertainment industry as a provider of the foremost musical theatre training in the world. Our audition technique courses offer students hoping to gain entry into drama school invaluable experience and advice. This two-day course will help you prepare for your audition into Higher Education or a conservatoire. You will be focusing on audition techniques in dance, voice, singing and acting going through a mock audition with advice and feedback from professional GSA tutors. You will need to bring a monologue and a song with you to the course.
£190 Acting Courses GSA Acting Experience (ages 14-18) This course is designed to give aspiring actors an insight into what it takes to train as an actor in a conservatoire environment. Through intensive practical sessions with professional GSA Conservatoire tutors, students will look at voice, movement and text analysis with a focus on the actor's neutral listening, responding and storytelling-based ensemble work. These will be put into practice through short duologues and ensemble text. This is a 1-week course running from 31 July - 04 August.
Gaining a place at a conservatoire or Higher Education institution to train in Acting is highly competitive. This two-day course will help you prepare for drama school auditions not only at GSA but at other Federation of Drama School conservatoires. You will be focusing on voice, acting technique, presentation skills and delivering monologues. You will need to bring 2 monologues with you which will be heard and developed during the two-day course. Professional GSA tutors will provide you with feedback and guidance for your audition.This is a 2-day course running from 25 - 26 July
Throughout our fifty years of delivering innovative, relevant education, we have constantly evolved our offering to keep up with the changing demands of the industry. Leeds Conservatoire is the largest conservatoire in the UK and offers a broad selection of music and drama disciplines to choose from, including brand new degrees in Acting and Actor Musician. With a flexible approach to modes of study, you can find the right course for your needs.
We focus on providing industry-relevant education and 97% of our students are in full time work or study within six months of graduating from the conservatoire, with around 80% working in the creative industries (DHLE 2017). We put this down to the incredible hard work and dedication of our students combined with the professional practice, performance opportunities and creative networks that they have accessed when studying at Leeds Conservatoire.
The design of the Global Conservatoire means that students from the RCM and other conservatoires involved can pick from a diverse range of modules and work at their own pace, even across three different time zones. Students can learn from a global classroom and develop their international networks with students from other conservatoires, without having to leave their home institutions.
Yet so often, not least in higher education contexts, performing arts practices remain cloistered, doing little to help the cause of connectedness. Traditionally, practices of specialist education/training in the performing arts (and perhaps particularly in the focused environments of standalone conservatoires, drama and dance academies) have played out in relative isolation. Concentrating on the craft of an individual discipline, they have been less inclined to make connections across boundaries. In addition, those teaching have typically worked alone behind closed doors, often having inherited a powerful hierarchy underpinning the transmission of a craft from master to students. There have been relatively few opportunities for such teachers to engage in shared reflection and exchange. 781b155fdc