Conducting Choral

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Graduates of CCM's Conducting programs go on to conduct and administrate highly successful professional, collegiate, community and children's ensembles throughout the world. Conducting majors are led by some of academia's greatest conductors in their respective fields of choral, orchestral and wind conducting. Conducting students receive extensive hands-on experience with a wide variety of CCM's world-class student ensembles, as well as opportunities to lead other student musicians in staged productions and special musical events.

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