Music

At 吃瓜网, music is about more than performance鈥攊t's about building your skills as a musician, creator and collaborator. You鈥檒l study music theory, history, and technique while developing your unique voice, whether you鈥檙e passionate about classical, jazz, commercial music, or music technology. Our programs prepare you to thrive in today鈥檚 music industry, on stage, in the studio, or behind the scenes.

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About Music at FAU

吃瓜网 Atlantic鈥檚 Department of Music stands out for its blend of tradition and innovation. You鈥檒l learn from dedicated faculty who are active performers, composers and scholars. The Commercial Music program is especially distinctive, offering hands-on experience with FAU鈥檚 own record label, Hoot/Wisdom Recordings LLC, and internships that connect you directly to the music business. Our students perform in a wide range of ensembles and have access to state-of-the-art facilities on a vibrant, coastal campus.

Degrees Offered at 吃瓜网 Atlantic

Undergraduate Degrees

Bachelor of Arts in Music
Bachelor of Music in Commercial Music (Music Business, Music Composition, Music Technology)
Bachelor of Music Education (Instrumental and Choral)
Bachelor of Music in Music Performance (Classical Guitar Performance, Percussion Performance, Piano Performance and Pedagogy, String Performance, Vocal Performance, Wind and Brass Performance)

Graduate Degrees

Master of Music - Choral Conducting
Master of Music - Commercial Music
Master of Music - Composition
Master of Music - Instrumental Performance
Master of Music - Piano Performance
Master of Music - Voice Performance
Master of Music - Wind Conducting

Minors

Minor in Music
Minor in Commercial Music
Minor in Arts and Performance Entrepreneurship

Combined Degree Programs (4+1)

Bachelor of Arts + Master of Nonprofit Management
Bachelor of Music in Commercial Music Business + Master of Nonprofit Management
Bachelor of Music + Master of. Nonprofit Management

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Educational Objectives & Student Outcomes

1. Develop strong musicianship and technical proficiency on your primary instrument or voice.
2. Gain a comprehensive understanding of music theory, history, and literature.
3. Build practical skills for careers in performance, teaching, composition, or the music industry.
4. Engage in collaborative music-making through ensembles and real-world projects.

1. Demonstrate artistic growth and professional-level performance skills.
2. Apply knowledge of music theory and history in analysis and creative work.
3. Communicate effectively as a musician, both individually and in groups.
4. Use technology and business practices relevant to today’s music industry.
5. Prepare for advanced study or immediate entry into music-related careers.