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1200 Academy Street
Kalamazoo,Michigan 49006
269.337.7070
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DEGREES OFFERED

Bachelor of Arts in Music

Minor in Music


In the tradition of a nationally recognized liberal arts college that awards the BA degree in Music, student musicians at Kalamazoo College enjoy the highest standards of teaching and learning combined with the special opportunities for individual study and growth unique to the "K" plan. The Music Department seeks to cultivate an understanding of the language and history of music and to nurture artistic skill and musicianship. Music performance opportunities (both solo and ensemble) combine with academic coursework (in music theory and history) to form the core of our curriculum. In the spirit of a liberal arts education, all performance activity and the vast majority of our academic courses are open to majors and non-majors alike. The major or minor in music intensifies this integrated approach to create highly creative, analytical thinkers with a great amount of self-discipline, independent organizational skills, and confidence in stage presence. They are welcomed by graduate schools and employers alike.

Faculty Info:

Andrew Koehler, Beau Bothwell, Thomas Evans, Christopher J. Ludwa, Adam Schumaker, Joanna H. Steinhauser.



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Past Student Productions

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(10/22/20 - 10/24/20)
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Silent Sky
(2/27/20 - 3/1/20)
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(5/11/17 - 5/14/17)
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CARRIE the musical
(5/14/15 - 5/22/15)
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