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Graduate Programs

Building on technical proficiency, School of Music graduate students enter into advanced opportunities that test musical agility and challenge mental dexterity. Through participation in ensembles, workshops, research, and assistantships, they govern their musicianship with intellectual and artistic maturity.

The School of Music maintains a unique program compared to other schools, merging classical and contemporary musical training all within a Christian academic setting. Faculty members serve each student personally, ensuring a strong learning environment in combination with a well-balanced academic setting and diverse performance opportunities.

Programs Offered

Master's Degrees
Master of Music Education

The Master of Music Education prepares current and prospective teaching professionals as school music specialists qualified to lead K-12 music programs in both private and public sectors.

Master of Music in Conducting

The Master of Music in Conducting prepares musicians for professional careers in the specialized and competitive field of conducting.

Master of Music in Performance

The Master of Music in Performance allows specialization in conducting, instrumental performance, piano and organ performance, and vocal performance.



"Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and that which cannot remain silent."
– Victor Hugo
19th Century Novelist
Note: This information is current for the 2007-08 academic year. For additional information, please contact the appropriate office.
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