Music Director and Composer Classes
Music Directors, or Conductors, lead an orchestra during a performance or recording session. Composers write and arrange the music that orchestras or bands perform.
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Is A Career as a Music Director or Composer Right For Me?
In order to become a music director or composer, one must have the talent to play, write, and conduct music. A conductor for a symphony orchestra typically needs a master’s degree, but a choir director may only need a bachelor’s degree. A degree in music theory, music composition, or conducting is generally preferred for those who want to work as a conductor or classical composer.
The average annual salary of music directors and composers is $45,970, as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The top 10% earned more than $85,020.
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