Bachelor of Music in Applied Music - Instrumental - Horn in Newark United States | University of Delaware

The Bachelor of Music (B.M.) in Applied Music prepares students pursuing careers as professional musicians or collegiate music educators. This specialized program focuses on cultivating exceptional musical proficiency on a primary instrument while fostering academic excellence and professional standards in the discipline. Admission to the B.M. in Applied Music requires successful audition acceptance into a studio for one of the primary instruments: woodwind, brass, strings, percussion, piano, classical guitar, harp, or voice.

The curriculum features intensive coursework in music theory fundamentals, ear training, music history, piano studies, and private lessons, complemented by advanced theory electives covering counterpoint, keyboard harmony, jazz theory, and specialized seminars. Students also engage with musical repertoire through advanced literature courses and ensemble performances. Performance experiences encompass large ensembles, opera productions, chamber music programs, competitions, summer festivals, and solo recitals.

Upon completing the program, graduates will: Exhibit advanced technical mastery and artistic interpretation in horn performances, grounded in theoretical, historical, and cultural understanding. Apply research methodologies, analytical skills, and technological proficiency to effectively communicate musical concepts to varied audiences. Engage in professional collaborations within both traditional music settings and community outreach initiatives. Cultivate global awareness and champion principles of diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility through their artistic practice.