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Best place to study music?

Scotty C · 2006-03-08 16:34:17

Hi everyone! I'm hoping to study music at university and I was wondering if you had the choice of any universities in the country that offers music which you would chose. Please try to be impartial if that’s even possible :). If you were in school and had never been to university which one would you have chosen if you…

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08-03-2006 5:34pm

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Scotty C

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Hi everyone!
I'm hoping to study music at university and I was wondering if you had the choice of any universities in the country that offers music which you would chose. Please try to be impartial if that’s even possible . If you were in school and had never been to university which one would you have chosen if you disregard things like location etc...?
I would really love someone to respond as it's such a difficult choice for me to make!
Thanks

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#2 08-03-2006 6:17pm
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I'm part of the music society at Queens in Belfast - it seems to be alright, the players are excellent and the atmosphere in the department is good, no idea what the teaching's like though. I know they're one of the best uni's in the UK to do music technology in, but I don't know about their classical music courses.

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