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Indiana State University - Terra Haute
School of Music
School of Music
200 North 7th StreetTerre Haute, Indiana 47809
812.237.2771
contact@broadwayworld.com
Degrees offered
Bachelor of Arts/Science in Music Business
Bachelor of Music Education
Bachelor of Music in Performance
Bachelor of Music in Composition
Bachelor of Arts/Science in Music (Liberal Arts)
Certificate in Piano Pedagogy
Music Minor
Music Industry Studies Minor
About the program
Welcome to the School of Music at Indiana State University, a school with a long-standing tradition of excellence in the training of musicians for a variety of professional pursuits. Indiana State music graduates have distinguished themselves in a variety of ways. Many are outstanding teachers in public schools, colleges/universities and private studios while others have achieved recognition in such specialized areas as music business and performance. The music faculty, a community of scholars, performers and teachers, share an uncommonly strong commitment to their students in the school.
Acceptance rate
The acceptance rate for the music program at Indiana State University in Terre Haute is 81%.
Faculty
Dennis Ballard, Music Education Paul Bro, Saxophone Mark Carlisle, Voice, Opera Theater Workshop, Musical Theater Workshop Colleen Davis, Voice, Opera Theater Workshop, Musical Theater Workshop Terry Dean, Music History and Literature Julie Edwards, Music Theory, Music History and Literature Kelly Fallon, Instrument Repair Technician Jimmy Finnie, Percussion, Percussion Ensemble, Steel Drum Band Kurt Fowler, Cello, Music Literature Todd Gallagher, Double Bass Roby George, Director of Bands Katherine Gunn, Oboe, Music Literature Julie Heath-Reynolds, Music Education Andrea Hoyt, Clarinet Andreas Ioannides, Piano Doug Keiser, Associate Director of Bands, Music Education Brian Kilp, Horn, Music History Martha Krasnican, Collaborative Pianist Yunjung Lee, Violin, Viola, Director of Orchestra and String Activities David Mannell, Voice Brent McPike, Guitar Randy Mitchell, Trombone, Tuba Janet Palmberg, Class Piano, Piano Pedagogy Theodore Piechocinski, Director of Music Business, Music Literature Nikk Pilato, Associate Director of Bands Daniel Powers, Composition Angela Reynolds, Flute Chad Roseland, Music Theory, Music Literature, Bassoon Kathy Sabaini, Music Education for Children Alexandra Signor, Trumpet, Music Education John Spicknall, Jazz Piano Yana Weinstein, Voice
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