In the music computer laboratory, students gain skills in arranging and writing music with computers and expand their understanding of sequencing and mixing with technology and current music software programs. Students learn the basics of worship leading and contemporary worship techniques in classes and seminar settings. Sacred music majors are encouraged to lead worship in chapel and be active participants in local churches. Southeastern College vocal students received more awards at a recent NATS convention than all other participating schools. Southeastern faculty are consistently involved in church music ministry as well as musical performance in the community.
All faculty are active performers around the state of Florida.
This visibility has served as a strong attraction for prospective Sacred Music students. Church musicians find these studies effective in their church music ministry and are especially grateful to have developed an understanding of voicing and contemporary chord progressions. Sacred Music students are encouraged to pursue internships and professional exposure. Students complete their studies with a thorough understanding of church orchestra, worship teams, music organization and administration and keyboarding skills. Sacred Music students graduate and discover their skills are highly sought out to fill positions in quality music programs of service and ministry.