Voice
Vocal Studies
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- Academic Minor (in Music or in Church Music)
- BA in Music
- BM in Church Music
- BM in Composition
- BM in History and Literature
- BM in Performance
- BM in Theory
- BME (Bachelor of Music Education)
- DMA in Church Music
- MDiv/MM in Church Music
- MM in Church Music
- MM in Composition
- MM in Conducting
- MM in Musicology
- MM in Performance
- MM in Theory
- PhD in Church Music
- Secondary Major (Undergraduate)
Secondary Major (Undergraduate)
Secondary Major (Undergraduate)
The Secondary Major in Instrumental, Keyboard, or Vocal Performance allows advanced performers (piano, organ, voice, winds, brass, strings, or percussion) to continue their interest in music performance while pursuing another academic career path. The secondary major is differentiated from a music major in that academic music requirements (music theory, music history, etc.) are substantially reduced while retaining regular private instruction, participation in ensembles and chamber music, and a recital in the senior year.
Through this secondary major option, upon graduation, a student earns one baccalaureate degree in an area other than music. Although not awarded a second degree in music, the student's transcript will reflect that he or she has earned a Secondary Major in Instrumental, Keyboard, or Vocal Performance. An audition is required for acceptance into the Secondary Major.