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204 West Washington Street
Lexington,Virginia 24450
540.458.8852
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DEGREES OFFERED
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Bachelor of Arts in Music Bachelor of Science in Music Bachelor of Arts in K-12 Music Education Licensure Bachelor of Science in K-12 Music Education Licensure Minor in Music
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The Washington and Lee University Department of Music provides exceptional experiences in music training in the context of an education in the liberal arts tradition by developing students' abilities to perform, create, contextualize and analyze music. All W&L students have opportunities to pursue their musical interests through participation in the Department's classes, ensembles, applied lessons and events. Furthermore, the Department contributes to the region's cultural life through its diverse musical offerings.
The Department offers numerous concerts each year including those by student ensembles, our Concert Guild series, and Sonoklect, the new music/jazz series. Performances are held in the state-of-the-art Wilson Concert Hall, which opened in August of 2006, and the Lenfest Center for the Performing Arts. Department Ensembles regularly tour the United States and Europe other countries.
Acceptance Rate:
Washington and Lee University's overall acceptance rate is 17%, and while there isn't specific data for the Music Department, it's highly selective, with a range of 14% to 24% over the past decade.
Faculty Info:
Gregory Parker, Tom Artwick, Anna Billias, Shelby Carico, Hayley Coughlin, Christopher Dobbins, Heather Dobbins, Julia Goudimova, Jesse Harper, Shane Lynch, Megan Mason, Reese Maultsby, Jaime McArdle, William McCorkle, Erin Murphy, David Perry, Byron Petty, Matthew Schucker, William Taylor, Terry Vosbein, Jaclyn Wappel, Shuko Watanabe Petty, Scott Williamson.
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