Degrees & Programs | Department of Music | BYU-Idaho

# Degrees & Programs

The BYU-Idaho Music Department provides degree programs and experiences to prepare students for the rigors of a professional musical life. Whether in music education, studio pedagogy, performance, history and literature, or theory and composition, we invite you to study with us, build a strong foundation of knowledge and skills, and ultimately achieve your musical goals.

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Explore this site to learn about admissions to BYU-Idaho and discover the exciting opportunities in the university's music department. Also explore the important details about available scholarships.

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## Our Degrees

The BYU-Idaho Department of Music catalog contains more detailed information regarding degree requirements and policies. 
 
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Music: Jazz Studies (B.M.)

Explore the history, theory, and performance of jazz music traditions.

Music: Organ Performance (B.M.)

Master playing the pipe organ for concerts and services.

Music: Piano Performance (B.M.)

Develop advanced skill and artistry in performing solo and ensemble piano works.

Music: Vocal Performance (B.M.)

Master singing technique, artistry, and stage presence for performance.

Music: String Performance (B.M.)

Master performance skill for instruments like violin, viola, cello, and bass.

Music: Woodwind, Brass or Percussion Performance (B.M.)

Master playing woodwinds, brass, and percussion instruments for performances.

Music Education Composite: Orchestra (B.M.Ed.)

Teach and conduct orchestral string and full ensemble groups.

Music Education Composite: Choral (B.M.Ed.)

Teach, direct, and conduct vocal and choir ensembles.

Music Education Composite: Band (B.M.Ed.)

Teach and direct school bands and ensembles.

Musical Arts: String (B.M.A.)

Advanced performance and study of string instruments.

Musical Arts: General Music (B.M.A)

Combine broad musical study with advanced performance skills across areas.

**Music therapy degrees are not offered at BYU-Idaho, however, course planning is offered to assist any students who may choose to pursue music therapy programs elsewhere.**

## Minors We Offer

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## Additional Resources

More Degrees & Programs

The BYU-Idaho Music Department also offers several minors and degree clusters that are available for music and non-music majors. Follow the link to see all the programs offered and find more information about each of the degrees you can take. 
 
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Advising

Need help deciding on a degree or career path? Connect with the BYU-I Advising Center to talk to advisors who can answer your questions about academic planning, share available tools for students, and work with you on individual student concerns. 
 
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Music Department Orientation

Current Music majors! Click on the link below to access important information regarding careers in music, creating an eight-semester plan, orientation to the music library, the Concert Attendance requirements, the Continuing Status Application, and other Department of Music FAQs. 
 
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