The Bachelor's Degree in Music Production trains versatile producers, creators, and researchers who use all technological and artistic means to generate new proposals.
The Bachelor's Degree in Music Production trains versatile producers, creators, and researchers who use all technological and artistic means to generate new proposals.
This is a space where the convergence of sound and acoustic phenomena is made possible. Through communication, technologies, technical supports, and production methods, graduates will be able to master the multidisciplinary field by embracing key practices for the development of multimedia processes. The main goal of this program is two fold: to analyze and design sound practices as an interdisciplinary creative proposal and to master new technologies applied to the sonic and artistic context.
The graduate will have a variety of tools that will enable them to professionally develop in musical, sound, and multidisciplinary projects. In addition to their ability to complete full productions, including album production, arranging, handling equipment and software, and applying acoustic concepts, they will be able to create innovative artistic proposals and engage in fields such as film, live sound, sound design, or performing arts. The graduate is also prepared to integrate into the national and international academic community as a teacher or researcher in the field of sound and the arts.
The School of Sound Arts boasts a faculty comprised of musicians and academics who are active in the national and international scene, with extensive artistic and teaching experience. They are professionals holding Master's degrees and PhDs. The faculty engages in various artistic and technical roles, contributing to both local and international scenes by performing, sound-designing spaces, proposing concerts and content, organizing workshops, and delivering lectures as musicians, composers, and producers.
For more information email escuela.artes-sonoras@uartes.edu.ec or call (593)4-259-0700 ext 3081.
El proyecto musical “Kuraka” de los académicos, investigadores y músicos Diego Benalcázar, de la Unversity of the Arts London (UAL), y Andrés Bracero, de la Universidad Central del Ecuador (UCE) fue el tema que se abordó en el Seminario Permanente del Instituto Latinoamericano de Investigación en Artes (ILIA). Fue el primero de un nuevo ciclo y se realizó el jueves 27 de febrero en modalidad virtual.
Kiersten Jungbluth Pienknagura, de Literatura, fue la primera estudiante en sustentar su proyecto de titulación en el presente periodo de defensas que lleva adelante la Secretaría Académica de la Universidad de las Artes. La hoy egresada se presentó ante el comité de tesis el pasado 10 de febrero y, acorde a lo programado, las sustentaciones que lleva a los alumnos de nuestras cinco escuelas de pregrado hacia la recta final de sus carreras se registrarán hasta el 6 de marzo próximo.
Presidida por el rector y los vicerrectores de la Universidad de las Artes, doctores Saidel Brito, Andrey Astaiza y Yulianela Pérez, este miércoles 18 de febrero se desarrolló en las instalaciones del patrimonial edificio El Telégrafo una reunión ampliada de trabajo con los directores y coordinadores de todos los departamentos, escuelas, unidades, áreas, secretarías y jefaturas académicas y administrativas de la UArtes.