The Bachelor of Arts in Music with a general emphasis is a well-rounded degree that provides you with substantial training on an instrument or as a singer. Along with broad academic preparation, you explore all types of music and develop your talent.
Once you have been accepted to Truman, an audition is required for acceptance into this music major.
The B.A. in music with a general emphasis lets you explore a wide range of professional fields related to music, and graduates often pursue further study. Common career paths include:
You can participate in several programs and studios to develop your skills in a variety of musical instruments and styles.
You can join ensembles ranging from choral groups to instrumental, jazz, and athletic groups.
The music faculty is dedicated to helping you gain a deeper understanding of music through research. At Truman, you have many opportunities to work one-on-one with your professors.
Immerse yourself in the culture and music of Italy or other study-abroad destinations around the world.
Truman’s Music Department hosts several festivals, competitions, and recitals, and various ensembles perform throughout the year.
You will need to audition if you plan to major in music. Music scholarships are awarded based on the ability demonstrated in your audition.
Truman offers a variety of learning spaces to facilitate the needs of music students. Most of the spaces are located in the Ophelia Parrish/Fine Arts Center, which is home to the Music Department and the School of Arts and Letters.
Many well-recognized music organizations are available at Truman. Choose from a national association, men’s and women’s music fraternities, and honor societies to find your fit among peers of similar interests.
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Undergraduate
Music Majors and Minors
Graduate Studies
Master of Arts in Music
Master of Arts in Education (Music Specialty Area)