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1800 Lincoln Ave.
Evansville,Indiana 47722
812.488.2754
music@evansville.edu
DEGREES OFFERED
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Bachelor of Music in Music Education Bachelor of Science with an Emphasis in Music Management Bachelor of Music in Performance Bachelor of Music in Music Therapy Bachelor of Science in Music (General) Minor in Music Certificate in Jazz Studies
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A First-Class Music Degree in a Liberal Arts Setting
The University of Evansville's Music Conservatory is a community of students and artist-teachers working together to achieve artistic excellence and professional results.
Five music degrees and a comprehensive curriculum, combined with an emphasis on active learning, give our students extensive experience in the chosen field of study.
Faculty mentors nurture each student's creativity, develop their talents, and guide them to professional success.
Our commitment to a strong tradition of performing excellence and outstanding musicianship is evidenced by the more than 90 concerts presented each year by faculty, music majors, non-music students, and guest artists.
Acceptance Rate:
The University of Evansville has a general acceptance rate of 78%
Faculty Info:
Fran Vile, Dennis Malfatti, DMA, Kristen Strandberg, PhD, Timothy Zifer, DMA, Demian Kogutek, PhD, MTA, Jaley Montgomery, MMus, Chun-Ming Chen, DMA, Dennis Malfatti, DMA, Kenneth Steinsultz, DMA, Carol Dallinger, MMus, Timothy Zifer, DMA, Anne Fiedler, MMus, Garnet Ungar, DMA, Robert Nicholls, Carol Dallinger, MMus, Jennifer Farny, Erzsébet Gaál, DMus, Demian Kogutek, PhD, MTA, Mark Hatlestad, Alan Snow, Graham Cullen, Jia-Rong Gan, Timothy Zifer, DMA, Thomas Josenhans, DMA, Edwin Lacy, DMus, Elizabeth Robertson, DMus, Ross Erickson, MMus, Emily Britton, DMus, Leanne Hampton, DMA, Alanna Keenan, DMA, Gregory Rike, DMA, Darian Clonts, MMus.
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