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The undergraduate program at Manhattan School of Music offers the
aspiring professional musician rigorous curricula in performance
or musical composition. The program consists of four areas of concentration:
major field of study, course work in music-related subjects, ensemble
performance, and humanities.
As part of the bachelor of music degree program, you will take
a sequence of courses designed to unify studies in music theory,
music history, and the humanities which includes reading, writing,
critical judgment, articulate speech, history, politics, philosophy,
art, and geography. This program prepares you to take intense, specialized
elective courses in your junior and senior years.
Students may choose to pursue a diploma course of study, which
is the same as the bachelor's curriculum minus the humanities core
and humanities elective requirements; the diploma represents recognition
of accomplishment in the field of music, but does not carry with
it the rights and privileges of a college degree.
Studies Overview
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Undergraduate studies include:
| Classical Majors
Pinchas Zukerman Performance Program
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Jazz Majors
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