1.  Music Education

2.  Music Composition

3.  Music Performance (Piano)

Type 1 (Plan A Type A1)

Type 2 (Plan A Type A2)

1.  Music Education

2.  Music Composition

3.  Music Performance (Piano)

4.  Music Ethnology

Need to pass the English Test before “Proposal defend examination”

-          CMU eTegs 60

-          IELTS 5.0

-          TOEFL (ITP: 450, CBT: 133, IBT: 45)

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“Foreign Language Conditions for Graduate Student”

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35,000 THB/ Semester

(140,000 THB / 4 semesters)

Special Program (Sat-Sun)

45,000 THB/ Semester

(180,000 THB / 4 semesters)

2.  Music Composition: 2/2022 intake (1), 1/2023 intake (10)

3.  Music Performance

2. 1-inch facial photo (color)

3. A Copy of the Official Transcript of your previous degree (photocopy)

4. A copy of passport (VISA Page)

5. A copy of the house registration certificate (if any)

1.1 Bachelor’s Degree Official Transcript

1.2 A brief outline of the research project (concept paper).

1.3 At least 1 work published in the TCI database or international database or other academic works. (for Type 1 (Plan A Type A1))

*The applicants must send to pimonpan.du@cmu.ac.th

2.1 Bachelor’s Degree Official Transcript

2.2 2-4 compositions showing the composer's technique and musical style, such as solo, small or large ensemble, electronic to multimedia works, etc.

If the composition can be saved as a musical note (any type), send it in a print-ready PDF file. Works may be saved in mp3 file format for audio or mp4 file format for audio with video.

Audio works in MIDI format (i.e. MIDI from Sibelius or Finale, for example) should not be submitted unless the composer wishes to use MIDI as part of their work.

In case the work cannot be recorded as a musical note, the work must be recorded and sent in mp3 or mp4 format.

2.3 Statement for the artist and a description of the work (if applicable).

*The applicants must send to pimonpan.du@cmu.ac.th

3.1 Bachelor’s Degree Official Transcript

3.2 Two letters of recommendation (sealed letter or E-mail) from the recognized person such as piano teacher, pianist, etc. Comments on the applicant's skills, abilities, and experiences are included.

*The applicants must send to pimonpan.du@cmu.ac.th

2. Music Composition

Written Exam

Music Theory and Music History (Applicants choose to take 1 exam between Western music and Thai music/local music) The content scope is as follows.

Exam Set 1 (Western Music)

- Western Music Theory: Knowledge of Western Music Theory Common Practice (17^th century to 19^th century) of classical music, especially knowledge of harmonies and musical structures.

- History of Western Music: Musical Concepts development of western music and Western music genres from the Medieval era to the 20th century.

Exam set 2 (Thai and local music)

- Knowledge of Thai or local music theory and instrumental techniques

- Thai music history or local music

Piano Practice Exam

- Prepare 2 solo piano songs (must not be a concerto).

The total length is at least 20 minutes. The first works must be of the Baroque or Classical period. The second piece must be a piece from the Romantic period or the 20^th century, or a contemporary piece of music.

- The practice exam must demonstrate the applicant's piano and performing arts abilities. (sight-reading), major minor scale (harmonic and melodic) and 4-octave arpeggios.

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