A list of requirements for each is available in the Music Office. However, some B.Mus. concentrations include a two-semester foreign language requirement. Performance Twenty-eight hours of applied lessons, and the performance of junior and senior recitals are required. This concentration prepares students for careers as professional musicians. Graduates may also teach privately or at the college level.
Music performance is the most restricted of all music fields.
Full-time career opportunities are highly competitive. The study of music history as a profession requires advanced music history courses and a senior thesis. The program prepares students for graduate work in musicology. Advanced degrees in these areas are required for college-level teaching. This concentration is primarily concerned with theoretical and composition techniques of Western classical music.