Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies Composition - Euphonium in Philadelphia United States | Temple University

Enhance your jazz expertise through Temple University's Boyer College of Music and Dance with a Bachelor of Music (BM) in Jazz Studies Composition. This 123-credit program equips graduates for professional opportunities in jazz composition, performance, education, and ensemble work across various group sizes. As a Temple undergraduate, you'll immerse yourself in Philadelphia's rich jazz legacy, following in the footsteps of legends like John Coltrane, Dizzy Gillespie, and Grover Washington who shaped the city's musical landscape. Many alumni establish successful performing careers throughout Philadelphia. Through masterclasses, guest lectures, and collaborations with nationally acclaimed musicians, you'll gain sophisticated skills in jazz analysis, arranging, composition, and improvisation. The program has hosted distinguished artists like percussionist Adam Nussbaum, saxophonist Gary Smulyan, and vibraphonist Warren Wolf. Jazz Composition students receive specialized training on their primary instrument, including private instruction and culminating recital opportunities. The intimate Music Studies Department fosters close mentorship, with faculty supporting students throughout their academic journey.