Why Study Music at Vermont State?
- Solid Training: A strong foundation is important, and you’ll get that in our music major, with theory, piano, and history classes as you develop skills with instrumentation, vocals, or both.
- Music Performance Options: You’ll have many opportunities to participate in ensembles, from traditional choirs and wind symphony to a cappella and jazz groups.
- Collaboration Opportunities: Our program offers varied ways for you to work closely and share ideas with peers. You’ll collaborate with Music and Theater Arts students and may choose to participate in Musical Theater classes and productions.
- Success After Graduation: Our Music graduates excel in a range of careers: performance, studio teaching, technical music production, community ensemble directing, church music positions, college and high school teaching, and non-music fields. Some also pursue graduate school.
Concentrations in Music
Students in this program choose a concentration to combine with their foundational classes.
- Music General
- Music Performance
To apply, please select Music from the list on the application. You will have opportunity to identify your concentration interest after you apply.
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Sample Courses
- Performance Lab
- Exploring Careers in Music
- World Music Cultures
- Senior Recital
- Foundations of Music Teaching
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Student Stories
“Between the community service, community involvement, emphasis on education, and promoting the arts programs, there were so many opportunities for students to succeed.”
Jessica Pierpoint
“I am excited to become a teacher, so I can hopefully inspire the next generation to work hard and pursue their dreams as well. ”
Carley Patch
