Bachelor of Music in Music Performance

As a music performance major, you will master your musicianship with a deep understanding of the technical, interpretive and diction skills necessary to develop refined, artistic performance skills that will further your career.Our state-of-the-art Music department mixes a variety of historical, technical and analytical study components of music to help you perform at a high level of musicianship and artistry. You can expect to immerse yourself in musical technique, tone production, expression, intellectual skills, problem solving and pAs a music performance major, you will refine your musicianship by mastering the theoretical, technical, interpretive and diction skills essential for developing artistic and professional performance abilities.Our top-tier music performance program department combines 1:1 instruction on your instrument or voice with opportunities for collaboration in ensembles to support your growth as a skilled and expressive performer. Through the program, you will immerse yourself in musical technique, tone production, expression, intellectual development, problem-solving and public performance, preparing you to excel at the highest level of artistry.erforming for the public upon completion of the program.

Official transcripts.Names and locations of previous college(s) or high school(s) and dates you attended.Citizenship, residency and visa information (if applicable).ACT/SAT test scores (optional). Required if you would like to be considered for applicable scholarship opportunities.Artistic resume or CV: Please list all relevant music experience, such as ensembles, schools, teachers, performances and awards.Two references: List the names and contact information of your references, and the application system will send an email to them requesting that they submit a letter of recommendation on your behalf. Letters of recommendation must be received by Feb. 1.Piano Performance applicants must submit a list of previously studied repertoire.Audition date selection: All undergraduate music applications require a live audition on the student’s primary instrument or voice part. You must select one of the three scheduled audition dates in the application. If you are unavailable for any of these dates, please select the “video audition” option or contact Conservatory admissions.Review the audition repertoire requirements for your primary instrument or voice part.Transcripts and test scores from domestic and international undergraduate students