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The Bachelor of Arts in Music program helps you hone your musical talents and performance goals while offering a curriculum rich in non-music courses. This blend enables you to broaden your horizons and dedicate time to diverse academic disciplines across the University. Music education fosters discipline, teamwork, and innovative thinking while nurturing emotional intelligence—qualities that pave the way for success not just in music, but in numerous other professions.
Complementing a rigorous music program taught by distinguished faculty, you'll pursue a minor or major in another field, creating a well-rounded academic experience that combines wide-ranging knowledge with specialized focus. Studying music while leveraging the University's extensive resources offers an ideal setting to refine your abilities, explore new interests, and follow your ambitions.
For Composition majors, live performances of your work are crucial to your growth as a composer. Lamont provides frequent opportunities to hear your compositions brought to life, including:
Lamont Composers Concert Series (LCCS): A quarterly showcase featuring pieces by Composition majors and minors.
Lamont Symphony Orchestra New Music Recording Session: An annual recording opportunity for student orchestral works.
Modern Music Ensemble: A cutting-edge chamber group where composers collaborate weekly with musicians to develop new pieces, culminating in quarterly performances.