Undergraduate
The Setnor School of Music’s undergraduate degree programs offer the creative, inquisitive student an extraordinary range of options for professional-level training and study. You work intensively in your respective major, simultaneously taking advantage of all the larger campus has to offer (our students often complete minors and, in many cases, second majors outside of music).
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Music B.A.
Work extensively in music while devoting time to liberal arts studies.
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Composition B.M.
Learn all aspects of contemporary composition.
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Music Education B.M.
Prepare to excel as both a teacher and musician.
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Performance B.M.
Specialize in organ, percussion, piano, strings, voice or wind instruments.
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Music Industry B.M., B.M./M.B.A.
Continue performing while studying the music business.
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Sound Recording Technology B.M.
Gain the practical and theoretical background necessary for success.
Graduate
In the Setnor School of Music, our philosophy of graduate education focuses on preparing students for lifelong careers in the world of music and music education.
We challenge you to take your musicianship to the next level, with private study and collaborative music-making in small and large group settings. We also challenge you to think critically about music and expand your horizons in the arts and humanities. This professionally oriented approach prepares our graduate students for positions of vital importance in the music world and as music educators in public schools and colleges. Select a program from below to learn more.
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Audio Arts M.A.
Learn about and gain skills in the music industry and audio arts fields.
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Composition M.M.
The Setnor School of Music offers a master of music (M.M.) degree program in composoition.
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Conducting M.M.
Train in performance practice and rehearsal techniques.
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Music Education M.M., M.S.
Become a competent, independent, lifelong learner and music educator.
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Performance M.M.
Attain a high level of performance and professional development skills.
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Voice Pedagogy M.M.
Develop into a knowledgeable teacher of singing.
