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Undergraduate Programs

Music – Performance

Bachelor of Music – B.M |
Undergraduate

Female singer performing with Mariachi Los Broncos on stage

About the Program

Ready to take your music skills to the next level and make a name for yourself in the world of performance? Our Music Performance option will help you fine-tune your technical skills while developing your unique artistic voice. Whether you specialize in guitar, keyboard, classical instruments, voice, or commercial music, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to perform solo and with ensembles, pushing your limits and gaining hands-on experience.

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Music – Performance

The Polytechnic Approach

Explore the world of music performance through ensemble projects, solo recitals, and community concerts. Engage with renowned musicians in workshops and masterclasses to fine-tune your abilities and learn from experienced professionals. This program will give you the tools to pursue a professional career as a musician, whether on stage or behind the scenes.

Courses

The Performance option is tailored for those aiming to build professional careers as performers. The program emphasizes advanced technical skills, artistic development, and extensive performance experience. You can specialize in areas such as guitar, keyboard, classical instruments, voice, or commercial music. The curriculum includes intensive solo and ensemble work, with opportunities for masterclasses and workshops led by renowned performers. Core courses like "Intro to Music Theory" and "Performance Seminar" ensure rigorous training, preparing you for careers on stage and in various performance settings.

For the most up-to-date information on courses for this program, visit the course catalog or contact an advisor.

Music Professor Nadia Shpachenko

Featured Faculty

GRAMMY® winning pianist Dr. Nadia Shpachenko enjoys bringing into the world things that are outside the box – powerful pieces that often possess unusual sonic qualities or instrumentation.
Nadia Shpachenko Professor, Music