The Bachelor's Degree in Musical Arts trains innovative artists, professionals and proven researchers, capable of creating alternatives for the development of interdisciplinary arts in the country.
The Bachelor's Degree in Musical Arts trains innovative artists, professionals and proven researchers, capable of creating alternatives for the development of interdisciplinary arts in the country.
This is a unique program of excellence for the development of musical thought, the formation of sensitivity, artistic creation and the construction of criteria for the appreciation of the music of the country and the world, considering our musical heritage. Being a school that does not focus only on classical, jazz or rock music, students acquire a theoretical and practical knowledge based on the investigation of the legacy that Ecuadorian and Latin American music brings, as well as using technological resources, enhancing their creativity.
Graduates in Musical and Sound Arts will be able to work as musicians in different fields such as live and studio performance, teaching, research, arranging and composing music for film and television. Today's work situation requires musicians to be successful in different fields, to have instrumental skills and knowledge of different musical genres.
Graduates from UArtes also have a broad knowledge of Ecuadorian and Latin American music, as well as the use of new technologies applied to music, which will also allow them to pursue postgraduate training in the field of music.
The School of Sound Arts has a teaching staff formed by musicians and academics active in the national and international scene, with a wide artistic and academic trajectory. They are professionals with Master's and PhD degrees. The faculty performs various artistic and technical tasks, which contributes to the local and international scene; playing, creating sound spaces, proposing concerts and content, organizing workshops and giving lectures, as musicians, composers and producers.
For more information email escuela.artes-sonoras@uartes.edu.ec or call (593)4-259-0700 ext 3081.
Una jornada de sensibilización vivieron los docentes, estudiantes y funcionarios de la Universidad de las Artes que participaron en la actividad con la que el Centro Municipal de Apoyo para Personas con Discapacidad Visual “Cuatro de Enero” conmemoró el Día Mundial del Braille. Bajo la denominación “Ponte punto con el Braille”, la delegación UArtes pudo explorar cuadros artísticos en relieve mediante el tacto y recibir una introducción a la escritura Braille. La visita la coordinó la Dirección de Acompañamiento al Éxito Académico (DAEA).
Estudiantes de Artes Visuales, Artes Sonoras y Artes Escénicas presentarán este 26 de enero resultados del proyecto “Synthesensory”, que surgió en Laboratorio Interdisciplinar y busca, con la creación de un paisaje sonoro y danza, concientizar sobre la contaminación acústica en Guayaquil y de cuánto afecta a personas neurodivergentes. Funciones: 13:30 y 15:00 en El Cubo (Pabellón Humberto Salgado).
Por su excelencia artística y aporte al fortalecimiento de las raíces culturales latinoamericanas, el Ensamble de Música Andina de la Universidad de las Artes recibió de la Organización Cultural “Cabuya de Oro” un reconocimiento durante su participación en el festival de Picaihua. A través de un enfoque teórico-práctico, la agrupación ha desarrollado un repertorio que dialoga respetuosamente entre lo tradicional y contemporáneo.