School of Music
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Cleveland,Tennessee 37320-3450
423.614.8240
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Bachelor of Arts in Music Bachelor of Music in Performance Bachelor of Music in Music and Worship Bachelor of Science in Music - Music Business Bachelor of Music Education Master of Music and Worship Master of Music in Conducting – Choral or Wind Master of Music in Performance
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The School of Music has developed into one of the finest music schools in the southeast. Our faculty and staff are deeply invested in encouraging the musical development of all interested students in an environment that nurtures creative expression, academic excellence, and spiritual growth. Each student in the School of Music receives expert instruction in music theory, history, literature, and performance, with extensive performance opportunities.
Faculty Info:
Mark Bailey, DME, Robert Bernhardt, MM, Cheryl Brendel, DMA, Ron Brendel, DMA, Lenena Brezna, DMA, Lauren Buckner, MEd, Susanne Burgess, EdD, Gloria Chien, DMA, Andrea Dismukes, DMA, James Frost, MM, Luke Gambill, DWS, William Green, DMA, Andy Harnsberger, DMA, David Holsinger, DMA, Joong Jung, DMA, Cho Eun Lee, DMA, Babbie Mason, BA, Nathanial Olson, DMA, Austin Patty, PhD, Randy Sheeks, DMA, Phillip Thomas, PhD, Douglas Warner, DMA, Alan Wyatt, MM, John Wykoff, PhD, Xiaoqing Yu, MM.
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