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Bachelor of Music
Piano Performance
Trained with intention. Refined with precision. Proven in performance.
Is This Program for Me?
The Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance is designed for students who want advanced training as performers. Students receive personalized instruction while developing the technical and artistic skills needed for successful careers in music. They also gain experience through performances, master classes and collaborative work with other musicians.
You may be a good fit if you:
- Enjoy performing as a soloist or with other musicians
- Want to improve your piano technique and musicianship
- Plan to study music at the graduate level
- Are interested in teaching piano
- Thrive in a challenging musical environment
What Will I Learn?
Students build strong technical and artistic skills through lessons, classes and performances. Students also study music theory, music history, aural skills and other core areas of music.
You Will
- Perform music from many styles and time periods
- Develop advanced piano technique
- Interpret and communicate musical ideas
- Prepare and present public performances
- Work with vocalists and instrumentalists
- Apply music theory and music history to performance
- Teach beginning and intermediate piano students
What Makes Us Different?
Personal Instruction
Students work closely with faculty throughout the program. Regular lessons provide guidance, feedback and support.
Performance Opportunities
Students perform often. Opportunities include recitals, master classes and campus performances.
Collaborative Experiences
Piano majors work with singers, instrumentalists and ensembles. These experiences help students become versatile musicians.
Professional Growth
Students may take part in competitions, workshops and other events that support artistic and professional development.
Faculty Mentorship
Faculty members help students set goals, prepare for performances and plan for the future.
Career Preparation
The program prepares students for graduate study and a variety of music-related careers.
Graduates May
- Perform as solo pianists
- Work as collaborative pianists
- Teach piano lessons
- Accompany choirs and worship groups
- Continue their education through graduate study
Students graduate with performance experience, professional skills and a portfolio of work.
Performance & Professional Experiences
These opportunities help students build confidence and prepare for professional work.
Students gain experience through:
- Solo recitals
- Studio classes
- Master classes
- Competitions
- Ensemble performances
- Collaborative performances
Application Information
Freshman applications for next fall are open.Freshman Early Action applications close November 1st.The freshman first scholarship deadline is December 1st.Transfer applications for the spring semester close Dec. 15.Freshman FAFSA priority and scholarship deadlines are Feb. 15.Decision day is coming! Freshman applications for fall enrollment close May 1st.Transfer applications for fall enrollment close July 1st.Freshman applications for fall enrollment are closed. Applications for next year open August 1st.Transfer applications for fall enrollment are closed. Applications for next year open September 1st.
