The building houses the 320 seat Concert Hall, the 100 seat Whalberg Recital Hall, a 220 seat Rehearsal Hall, as well as over 30 practice rooms, classrooms, a large dance studio, faculty office space, a conference room, student lounge, and 700 student lockers. For more information about our facilites, visit our History page, or our online Department Tour. While many graduates have made successful careers as professional music performers or composers, the majority have pursued careers as music teachers in elementary and secondary schools. Those who complete master's degrees have either advanced in public school careers or have gone on to further study and careers as teachers in higher education. Music majors and minors have also found satisfying careers in the music industry as sales representatives, instrument technicians, recording technicians, artist representatives, and artist managers.
Churches employ organists and choir directors, many on a full-time basis.
Early childhood teachers and those in recreation related careers also benefit from expertise in music. The data contained in this Web site is for informational purposes only and is not represented to be error free. It is not intended to constitute a promise or contract of any kind. Any links to non-university information are provided as a courtesy and do not constitute an endorsement by California State University, Fresno of the linked materials. Pursuant to 17 U.S.C. Sec.