Bachelor of Music in Music Performance - Organ in Provo United States | Brigham Young University

The School of Music honors musical creativity and knowledge as fundamental aspects of human existence, essential parts of a well-rounded education, and vital elements of spiritual growth. Within the School of Music, students cultivate self-expression and discipline through dedicated practice and heartfelt performances. They refine their collaborative skills and artistic teamwork by engaging deeply in ensemble work. Through music theory and history studies, students develop an ear for diverse musical styles, recognize subtle artistic differences, and understand how musical evolution reflects cultural shifts. Learning occurs in multiple settings: one-on-one instruction, intimate seminars, technology-enhanced labs, group performances, recitals, and lectures. Students are urged to immerse themselves in the School's dynamic musical community by enjoying concerts, talks, and workshops while fostering a culture of self-driven artistic exploration. These experiences promote a comprehensive approach that combines scholarly excellence, artistic insight, creative vision, technical mastery, and expressive power. Aligning with the university's spiritual mission, students discover the sacred nature of creativity and the dedication required to hone their artistic skills.

Career Paths - The School of Music prepares graduates for professions in performing, private instruction, music pedagogy, media production, audio engineering, arts administration, music criticism, songwriting, and various music-related fields. The demanding curriculum also serves as strong preparation for careers in law, business, information science, or healthcare. Regardless of career choices, a music education enriches not just professional opportunities but also personal fulfillment and life's pleasures.

Program Goals:
Fulfilling BYU's Educational Mission
We uphold BYU's educational objectives to deepen students' spiritual growth, broaden their academic horizons, develop their integrity, and equip them for continuous learning and meaningful contribution.

In compliance with National Association of Schools of Music (NASM) standards, all music majors demonstrate competency in theoretical knowledge, historical understanding, instrumental/vocal technique, group performance, direction skills, sight-reading, and aural recognition through core degree requirements.