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Florida State University's historical musicology program spans the full spectrum of Western musical traditions while maintaining strong connections with ethnomusicology. Students benefit from hands-on performance opportunities through our Early Music Ensembles and the resources of one of America's most extensive music programs. We celebrate diverse career trajectories, with graduates excelling in academic roles and various music-related fields. Our curriculum blends public outreach, scholarly research, and musical performance within a vibrant global professional network.
All admitted students receive consideration for financial assistance through teaching and research positions or scholarships. Enrolled students enjoy funding for academic travel and conferences, with a proven track record of securing prestigious fellowships. Our approach unites academic research, musical practice, and community involvement within a dynamic, collaborative setting that connects students, faculty, and international partners. The program offers specialized tracks in early music and world music alongside core studies.
Exceptional facilities support our program, including the renowned Warren D. Allen Music Library, comprehensive collections of historical and global instruments, the FSU Sound and Video Archives, and the World Music Iconography Archive.