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700 College Drive
Decorah,Iowa 52101
563.387.1208
admissions@luther.edu
DEGREES OFFERED
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Bachelor of Arts in Music - Composition Bachelor of Arts in Music - Jazz Bachelor of Arts in Music - Keyboard Bachelor of Arts in Music - Strings Bachelor of Arts in Music - Voice Bachelor of Arts in Music - Woodwinds Bachelor of Arts in Music - Brass & Percussion Bachelor of Arts in Music Education
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The Luther campus is alive with the sounds of six choirs, three bands, three orchestras, two jazz bands, and nearly 1,000 student musicians. Our student musicians participate in large ensembles, faculty-coached chamber groups, private lessons, and master classes. Over 300 music majors study music theory/ear training, history, education, composition, jazz, church music, and performance. It all adds up to one of the largest collegiate music programs in the world!
Acceptance Rate:
Luther College in Decorah, Iowa has an acceptance rate of 73%
Faculty Info:
Daniel Baldwin, Jon Ailabouni, Edwin Andereck, Heather Armstrong, Melanie Batoff, Andi Beckendorf, Rebecca Boehm Shaffer, Rachel Brandwein, Jason Britton, Maggie Britton, Michael Chesher, Kacy Clopton, John Cord, Emily Dirks, Emily Ellsworth, Evan Fowler, Michael Geary, Deborah Gover, Thea Groth, Tony Guzman, Carla Hanson, Carol Hester, Xiao Hu, Du Huang, Brooke Joyce, Igor Kalnin, Miko Kominami, Carol Kreuscher, Andrew Last, Spencer Martin, Gary Moss, Cory Near, Christopher Olson, Gregory Peterson, Lynne Postudensek Hart, Mark Potvin, Beth Ray Westlund, Kathy Reed, Lynne Rothrock, Nicholas Shaneyfelt, Corey Silberstein, Michael Smith, Rachel Storlie, John Strauss, Virginia Strauss, Jonathon Struve, Andrew Whitfield, Jill Wilson.
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by Elliot Lanes
- February 04, 2025
During the pandemic, musical theatre lovers were hit with withdrawal. Apple TV took us out of our funk when Schmigadoon hit the air in July of 2021. The series took an original story line and based it around a specific genre of musical theatre. The result had us laughing and singing along for two seasons. The first season was more of the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic variety of musical while season two had more of a Chicago/Pippin vibe. For whatever reason, the third season was written but Apple TV elected not to go into production with it.