An admission interview is recommended. The Dartmouth College Electro-Acoustic Music Program is an interdisciplinary degree program dedicated to work that explores the interrelationships among music, technology, cognitive and computer science, acoustics, and related disciplines. While in the program, students are encouraged to pursue and develop their individual goals, and their work may be directed towards creative, research, theoretical, or technical topics. Founded in 1915 by Boston Symphony oboist Georges Longy, Longy follows the European conservatory tradition of thorough musicianship training alongside extensive solo and ensemble performance. The Master of Music curricula focus on studio and ensemble work supplemented by academic course requirements in musicology and theoretical studies.
Additional study is provided through frequent masterclasses, guest artists, and repertoire classes.