Music

• Bachelor of Arts
• Major
  • Sacred Music
• Minor

• MUS 116 Theory and Musicianship I
• MUS 117 Theory and Musicianship II
• MUS 216 Theory and Musicianship III
• MUS 217 Theory and Musicianship IV
• MUS 125 Music Appreciation
• MUS 300 Music History I
• MUS 301 Music History II
• MUS 142 Voice Class
• MUS 143 Keyboard Skills I
• MUS 144 Keyboard Skills II
• MUS 308 Instrumental Conducting
• MUS 309 Choral Conducting
• MUS 420 Recital and Research
• MUS 485 Internship

Choose 4 Credits from the following: 

• MUS 160 Piano
• MUS 162 Voice
• MUS 164 Organ
• MUS 166 Woodwinds
• MUS 168 Brass
• MUS 170 Percussion

Choose 4 additional credits from the following:

• MUS 126 Chamber Choir 
• MUS 128 Concert Band

Students MAY choose A concentration

sacred music Concentration Requirements:

• MUS 329 Liturgical Music
• MUS 330 Contemporary Liturgical Music
• MUS 331 Hymnody
• THL 302 The Christian Life
• THL 332 Catholic Symbol and Sacrament
• STH 422 Drama in the Church

• MUS 116 Theory and Musicianship I
• MUS 117 Theory and Musicianship II
• MUS 125 Music Appreciation

Choose one course from the following:

• MUS 300 Music History I
• MUS 301 Music History II

Choose four credits from the following:

• MUS 126 Chamber Choir
• MUS 127 Choral Union
• MUS 128 Concert Band

Choose two credits from the following:

• MUS 160 Piano
• MUS 162 Voice
• MUS 164 Organ
• MUS 166 Woodwinds
• MUS 168 Brass
• MUS 170 Percussion

Dr. Tyler Thress
Assistant Professor of Music, Director of Choral Activities

Todd Carr
Adjunct Professor of Music, Director of Instrumental Activities

Sr. Patricia Ann Toscano
Adjunct Professor of Music

Our program is rooted in experiential learning. Whether as a soloist or part of our ensembles, you will have the opportunity to make music in a wide range of settings, with classmates, faculty, and community members from a variety of backgrounds.