Program Details

As a graduate student at UL Lafayette, you gain the knowledge and technical skills you need to become a professional musician, with access to the enhanced opportunities you need and want before and after graduation with the Masters of Music.
Location:
Lafayette, United States
Program Type:
Full Degree
Degree Level:
Master
Specialty:
Performing Arts

Program Overview

Program Description:

The Master of Music is designed to develop professional and scholarly competence in a wide range of artistic and cultural areas. Five concentration areas are available: performance, conducting, performance pedagogy, music theory and composition, and music education. Curricula are very flexible and may be customized according to each student's interests such as jazz performance and composition, chamber music, specialization in instrument families, media, or accompanying. 

In our five concentrations, you'll get an individualized approach to your specific area of interest with opportunities to take courses uniquely suited to your interests. Small class sizes and individual instruction mean you'll get a personalized education that fits your goals and aspirations. Upon graduation you will have a mature understanding of your area as well as a more refined knowledge of analysis and repertoire.

You'll get to work with Grammy-award-winning artists. You'll understand the theory and mechanics of great music, and how to shape your own career. And you'll get to share your love of music with your peers and the community.

We offer the Master of Music with concentrations in Performance (Classical and Jazz), Theory/Composition, Performance Pedagogy, Conducting (Choral and Instrumental), and Music Education.

Additional Program Information

Accreditation:
National Association of Schools of Music (NASM)
Financial Aid:
No
Requirements:
In addition to the general Graduate School application materials, you must also have: Audition for applied areas Audio Recordings when on-site audition not possible because of distance involved Preliminary Exam in music theory and music history for placement purposes Scholarly paper or scores for theory/composition concentration