String Music Introduction
The Bachelor of Musical Arts – Strings degree is designed to give students a balance of both performance skills, including rigorous ensemble and recital requirements, and teacher-preparation experiences, including courses in string pedagogy and literature.
This degree requires a minor (approx. 20 credits) in a secondary area of study outside of music. Many students who choose this degree are preparing to teach one-on-one in the private studio, work toward a career in performance, and/or continue their music studies in graduate school.
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Graduates from this program successfully build portfolio careers by generating income through multiple streams such as private teaching and live performance. This versatile model allows you to combine your artistic talent with professional roles in arts administration and marketing to create a stable and rewarding financial base.
Common Career Paths
You will be prepared for a diverse range of roles including professional musician and music educator or as an innovative entrepreneur in the public service and public relations sectors. This degree cultivates the discipline and collaborative spirit necessary to lead as a creative professional in the modern global arts economy.
Preparation for Grad School
The intense focus and rigor required to master music at BYU-Idaho makes you a standout candidate for top tier conservatories and prestigious programs in law, medicine, or business. You will graduate with the critical thinking skills and technical mastery required to excel in advanced graduate studies both within and beyond the arts.
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