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The Master of Music in Performance program builds upon specialized coursework, catering to students looking to expand their existing musical expertise. This curriculum fosters professional growth by combining focused study in a chosen specialization with complementary courses in Music History and Theory.
Degree recipients may pursue doctoral programs, secure teaching roles in K-12 or collegiate settings, establish themselves as performing artists, work independently as composers, or blend performance skills with careers in adjacent industries.
Specialization options encompass: Instrumental/Vocal Performance, Orchestral Career Development, Jazz & Improvisational Studies
Composition, Choral or Wind Conducting
Those enrolled in the Master of Arts-Musicology and Master of Music-Music Education programs must demonstrate professional-caliber research and writing skills.
All graduate students must develop comprehensive knowledge of music theory and historical context.
Performance majors in the Master of Music program are required to exhibit professional-level artistry
Student must have
Application deadlines: February (Fall) | Nov 1 (Spring)