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DEGREES OFFERED

Associate in Arts in Music

Associate in Arts in Music Education

Bachelor of Music in Musical Arts

Bachelor of Music in Music Education

Bachelor of Music in Performance - Instrumental

Bachelor of Music in Performance - Vocal

Minor in Music


Whether your desire is to be a music educator, performer, scholar, or forge your own musical path, the University of North Georgia Department of Music has something to offer you. Students will find individualized and diverse approaches from our world-class faculty fostering artistic development and preparing you for your career in music. Come join us as “mountains were made for music.”

Acceptance Rate:

The University of North Georgia (UNG) has a general acceptance rate of around 68%, but there's no specific data available for the Department of Music's acceptance rate.


Faculty Info:

Bands Ashley Jarrell, Coordinator Steven Walker Bart Walters Brass Adam Frey, Coordinator of Instrumental Studies; Euphonium, Tuba & Trombone Andy David, Trumpet Mackenzie Newell, French Horn Alex Rodiek, Trumpet Vincent Rose, Euphonium Don Strand, Tuba Phil Truex, Trombone and Euphonium Choral Ensembles John Broman, Coordinator Lauren Ringwall Composition Lee G. Barrow David Peoples Conducting John Broman Ashley Jarrell Guitar Philip Snyder Jazz & Improvisation Joe Chapman Andy David Luca Lombardi Andrew Santander Music Education Marie Graham, Coordinator Andy David Ashley Jarrell Music History and Appreciation Esther Morgan-Ellis, Coordinator Arielle Crumley Andy David Brandi Diggs Alexandra Dunbar Timothy Fitzgerald Louis Hajosy Timothy Harper Luca Lombardi David Peoples Lisa Prodan Serena Scibelli Tamika Sterrs-Howard Bart Walters Music Technology David Peoples Steven Walker Musical Theater Lee G. Barrow Orchestras Esther Morgan-Ellis, Coordinator Philip Snyder Organ William Gotmer Percussion Steven Walker Piano Joe Chapman, Coordinator Joanna Kim Dr. Sanghie Lee Strings Martha Gardner, Violin/Viola Serena Scibelli, Violin/Viola Philip Snyder, Cello Luca Lombardi, Bass Molly O'Roark, Harp Theory Gabe Fankhauser, Coordinator Lee G. Barrow Joe Chapman Marie Graham David Peoples Andrew Santander Philip Snyder Voice Benjamin Schoening, Coordinator Brandi Diggs Timothy Harper Woodwinds Timothy Fitzgerald, Clarinet Lisa Prodan, Oboe and Bassoon Tia Roper, Flute Bart Walters, Saxophone Support Staff Collaborative Pianists Joe Chapman Vivian Doublestein Jose Garcia Joanna Kim Dr. Sanghie Lee Andrew Santander Mia (Meng Yao) Sun Office Administrators Connie Esford



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