Music - Princeton University

Music from Princeton University is a Campus Bachelor Music degree that prepares you for a Vocational Programs career. At Princeton, there are two main aspects to studying music. The first is to build a firm basis for further study, to learn fundamental and basic things, particularly about Western music yesterday and today. The second is to engage an area of special interest, which may have been a student's overriding passion for the past 10 years, or may be something unfamiliar that proves irresistible. In any case, the department provides a set of resources in the form of a variety of courses on music history (Western and non-Western), music theory, composition, music technology, and performance-related projects and activities. In addition, independent projects, senior theses, student-initiated seminars, and a rich musical life in and around Princeton provide a good environment for learning and growth. The study of music at Princeton may encompass any of a wide variety of subjects, aims, and insterest. For some it may involve preparation for a creer as a professional performer. While we are not a conservatory, we hope that the broad and intense areas of study we offer in composition, music history, and music theory, as well as opportunities to combine these with performance work, add a depth and range to the training of a performer that is not available in any conservatory. View more details on Princeton University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Music courses.