Piano Performance, M.M.

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The Master of Music in Performance, Piano has been designed to provide professional training for the student that wishes to focus on piano performance through focused courses in pedagogy, music literature and performance styles in a Christ-centered environment.

This degree includes:

MU 501 Music Theory
MU 510 Music History
MU 511 Music History
MU 525 Advanced Piano Pedagogy
MU 533 Piano Literature I
MU 534 Piano Literature II
8 credit hours of Graduate Applied Piano
4 credit hours of Graduate Collaborative Piano
Graduate Piano Recital
Master’s Thesis

Music Total Semester Hours: Thirty Two

Ensemble Participation

Pianists are expected to take four sequential semesters of Large Ensemble. Students will study and perform with chamber ensembles, quartets, trios, and ensembles chosen by the professor including: opera workshop, choir, or jazz ensemble.