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901 12th Avenue
Seattle,Washington 98122
206.296.5360
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Bachelor of Music in String Performance Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Arts - Music (Voice, Strings, or Piano) Minor in Music
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The Music Program at Seattle University nurtures several choirs and a series of chamber music instrumental ensembles, offering opportunities for both vocal and instrumental musicians. In addition to building a solid musical foundation of fundamentals, history, theory and composition, students apply their skills through regular private music lessons and participation in one or more of the department's thriving musical groups.
The Choral Music Program consists of the Women's Chorale, Men's Chorale, University Chorale, and Chamber Singers, ensembles who prepare a variety of challenging, exciting works during weekly intensive rehearsals. The groups perform alone and in various combinations at public concerts and university events throughout the academic year.
Acceptance Rate:
To be admitted to Seattle University's music department, students must first be accepted into the university and then complete a successful audition. The university's overall acceptance rate is 75%.
Faculty Info:
Harmony Arnold, MFA, Bob Boehler, MA, Jeffrey Bowen, DMA, William Braun, DMA, Amiya M. Brown, MFA, Erin Chung, DMA, Dominic CodyKramers, MFA, Leann Conley-Holcom, DMA, Sarah Curtis-Tilton, Ki Gottberg, MFA, Ross Hauck, MM, Roxy Hornbeck, MFA, PhD. candidate, Rosa Joshi, MFA, Tina Kouratachvili, Justin Kurys, DMA, Jasmine Mahmoud, PhD, Kevin Maifeld, MFA, Quinton Morris, DMA, Emily Olson, BFA, Lee Peterson, DMA, Rosie Sabaric, MEd, Byron Schenkman, Kate Wisniewski.
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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.