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Seattle,Washington 98119-1997
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DEGREES OFFERED

Bachelor of Arts in Music - Composition

Bachelor of Arts in Music - Performance

Bachelor of Arts in Music - Production

Bachelor of Arts in Music - Music Research

Bachelor of Music Education

Bachelor of Music Therapy - Physical Education and Exercise

Bachelor of Music Therapy - Psychology

Bachelor of Music Therapy - Special Education

Minor in Music

Minor in Music and Worship Arts


At SPU Music our tagline is "Music For All." We aspire to address inclusivity and equity in higher education music education and to create a safe place for training both the professionally minded, conservatory-level student and those engaged in varying degree programs across campus — for the student who has 15 years of formal training, and the student who just started. At SPU Music we have the Seattle Advantage. Nestled on the lush canal side of Queen Anne Hill in the heart of Seattle, we have some of the best teaching artists in the country on our faculty. Our students have access to the diversity of culture of Seattle and the full breadth of the music industry. At SPU Music our goal is to enable our students to create their own music.

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Rodger Burnett, Brian Chin, , Danny Helseth David Krosschell, Edward Castro, Ryan Ellis, Stephen Newby, Sarah Bassingthwaighte, David Anderson, Eric Hanson, Wayne Johnson, Gerry Marsh, Ver non Wicker, Ramona Holmes, Dan Adams, Beth Ann Bonnecroy, Ryan Ellis, Christopher Hanson, Danny Helseth, Mary Kantor, Dan Kramlich, Stephen Newby, Jocelyn Moon, Peter Park, Myrna Capp, Tim Cromeenes, Les Martin, Jamie Namkung, Robert Swan, Asta Vaičekonis, Dainius Vaičekonis, Christopher Hanson, Danny Helseth, Lacey Brown, Micah Hayes, Carlene J. Brown, Wendy Woolsey, Dan Adams, Peter Park, Julian Catford, Todd Gowers, Bradley Hawkins, Susanne Hussong, Ilkka Talvi, Ryan Bede, Beth Ann Bonnecroy, Chérie Hughes, Julie Kae Sigars, Sarah Bassingthwaighte, Dana Jackson, Mary Kantor, Steve Treseler, Linnea Wentworth, Evan Smith.



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Past Student Productions

SHOW THEATER
All My Sons
(11/12/20 - 11/21/20)
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Men on Boats
(11/14/19 - 11/23/19)
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VIOLET in Broadway VIOLET
(5/21/19 - 5/25/19)
SEATTLE PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
JANE EYRE
(2/1/18 - 2/10/18)
SEATTLE PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
INTO THE WOODS
(4/29/17 - 5/15/17)
SEATTLE PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
OH, COWARD!
(5/21/15 - 5/30/15)
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