B.M. in String Performance
Residential String Performance Program
The Bachelor of Music in String Performance degree includes 24 hours of applied music studies, two semesters of conducting, music technology, improvisation studies, and contemporary styles survey. At least 65% of the degree is specifically devoted to music studies on one level or another.
In addition to their core music classes, students participate in courses focused on string techniques, string pedagogy, and string literature. Students are also required to complete a junior and senior recital, as well as an internship.
Academics: String Performance (B.M.)
Credit Hours
125 total hours
Degree Completion Plan (DCP)
Admission Requirements
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String Performance Courses
- Harmonic Practices and Theory I (MUSC 105)
- Music History: Antiquity–1750 (MUSC 311)
- Basic Conducting (MUSC 315)
- Commercial Improvisation Techniques (MUSC 360)
- String Techniques (MUSC 374)