Music
Immerse yourself in the transformative world of music with Reinhardt University’s Bachelor’s degree program, where theory, performance, and creativity converge to nurture versatile musicians poised for success in today’s dynamic industry.
Music Programs at Reinhardt University
The Bachelor of Arts in Music is ideal for students who would like to incorporate music into their studies while exploring other disciplines. This degree prepares students for a variety of career paths while allowing them to remain engaged in all aspects of music. Students may choose either a performance track or church music track within their major, and they must choose either an outside minor or complete at least 20 credit hours of course work outside the field of music.
What You’ll Learn at RU
Immerse yourself in performance, composition, and music education, unlocking pathways to diverse careers in the vibrant music industry. Elevate your skills and passion for music with expert instruction and hands-on experience.
By the time you graduate with a degree in music, you will develop:
- Performance Proficiency: Mastery of instruments or vocal techniques through practice and live performances.
- Music Theory: Understanding harmony, melody, rhythm, form, and analysis.
- Composition and Arranging: Creating original music and arrangements for different contexts.
- Creativity and Expression: Cultivating your artistic voice and exploring innovative ways to express emotions and ideas through music.
- Collaboration and Ensemble Skills: Working cooperatively with other musicians to achieve musical cohesion and expression.
Music Classes You’ll Take
Here are just a few of the art classes you will take while pursuing your degree:
- Fundamentals of Conducting
- Music Theory
- Aural Skills
- Music History
- World Music
Careers in Music
$63,000
Average annual salary for Music Directors and Composers as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics
2%
Growth rate for music technicians in the workforce, from 2022 to 2032 as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics
A degree in music prepares you for graduate work as well as a variety of careers including:
- Musician or Performer
- Music Teacher or Instructor
- Composer or Arranger
- Music Producer
- Sound Engineer
- Music Therapist
- Music Journalist
- Music Entrepreneur