Professional Certificate: Recording Arts and Production Concentration

Course Requirements

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General

Oberlin Conservatory’s renowned recording studio Clonick Hall is home to instruction in Recording Arts and Production. Eight additional concert venues across campus provide a robust training ground for recording acoustic music, ranging from full symphony orchestras to chamber music and jazz combos.

Through group and individualized instruction, hands-on opportunities to record a multitude of styles, and exposure to Grammy Award-winning engineers and producers, students who complete this program are poised for audio careers that demand the highest level of expertise.

Financial Aid

Financial aid for Professional Certificate students will be available for a maximum of two semesters of enrollment and will cover no more than the ten credits required each semester. Students who wish to take coursework beyond the required hours will do so at their own expense.