Humber的音乐学士学位课程与北美任何其他四年制音乐学士学位不同。通过将最新的录音技术和企业经营策略与爵士，流行，R＆B，拉丁和世界音乐中的演奏，制作，歌曲创作和作曲相结合，毕业生将充分掌握当今音乐界成功所需的知识和技能。 。以专业水平表演，创作和制作音乐，以进入竞争激烈的全球音乐行业。展示各种音乐风格的知识，并在当代音乐史中将自己与环境相关联：专门定义为非裔美国人音乐流派，主流流行音乐，乡村/民间音乐，拉丁音乐，音乐和电影音乐，艺术音乐和爵士乐的成语。通过演奏和构图展示对和声，旋律和节奏结构的技术和音
Humber's Bachelor of Music degree program is unlike any other four-year music degree in North America. By combining the latest recording technologies and entrepreneurial business strategies with performance, production, songwriting and composition in jazz, pop, R&B, Latin and world music, you will be well equipped with the knowledge and skills needed for success in today's music world. Founded in 1972, the program has consistently produced many of the most successful commercial and jazz musicians in Canada and the world. With more than 350 students and a faculty of 18 full-time and 80 part-time teachers, our program is one of the largest, most diverse and highly regarded programs of its kind in the country. Long known for the strength of its professors, Humber offers you the opportunity to study privately, in classroom situations, and in several of the more than 50 ensembles directed by a who's who of Canadian music. As Toronto is the centre of Canada's entertainment industry, Humber attracts the top professionals in jazz, musical theatre, television, film, commercials and pop.<br><br>After two years of core music courses, you will continue with lessons on your major instrument, as well as take classes in music production and music business while also choosing from electives in arranging, composition, advanced improvisation, film scoring, music production techniques, songwriting, ethnomusicology or pedagogy. You'll develop musicianship and artistry by presenting your own recital, arranging and composing original material, and recording and marketing your own music. In addition, you will take courses in music history, theory, aural training and improvisation, and have the opportunity to participate in a variety of ensembles. All students complete a major recording project/portfolio in their fourth year. The assembled portfolio, which includes a complete press kit and professional-quality recording, as well as other promotional materials, functions as your calling card for entrance into the music industry upon graduation.<br><br>Upon successful completion of the program, a graduate will:<br>Contextualize various musical forms identifying the influences of historical, cultural, technological and sociological events and factors.<br>Discuss the theory and application of harmony, rhythm and melody in a range of musical styles.<br>Define musical terminology used in colloquial, scholarly and professional communications.<br>Discuss cultural and musical concepts exhibiting informed scholarship.<br>Compose music according to stylistic and theoretical principles and concepts.