The UNCG School
of Music is recognized as one of the most prestigious institutions
in the nation and current publications have identified us as one
of
the “best buys” in college education. The School of Music
occupied its new state-of-the-art facility in the fall of 1999, and
with over 600 students and over 50 full-time faculty we combine a
large
enough size to have all necessary amenities while maintaining small
class sizes and a strong sense of community. We have an active performing
faculty and excellent student ensembles such as the Symphony Orchestra,
Wind Ensemble, Symphony and University Bands, and Chamber groups
of
all sizes, including wind quintets, quartets, trios, and bassoon
ensembles!
Unlike
more specialized programs in conservatory-type institutions or more
general curricula encountered in most departments of music, studies
in the UNCG School of Music complement rigorous professional training
with that broad liberal education necessary for students to function
as informed, responsible citizens and to communicate effectively as
musicians.
Undergraduate
Programs
Scholarships are available to talented undergraduate music
majors and are based upon the entering audition.You should plan on
applying early and auditioning as soon as possible. I would suggest
that Undergraduate applicants take the SAT as soon as possible if
you have not already done so. There are academic scholarships available,
which can offer far more financial help than the School of Music alone.
If your grades are good at school and you have a good SAT score (1200
or more) then you should look into our top academic awards, the Merit
Award scholarships.
School
of Music Prospective Student Information Page (including: Audition
Dates, Financial Aid, etc.)
Undergraduate Degree Programs
Undergraduate
Bulletin
Online
Request for Audition
Request
for Audition PDF
University
Undergraduate Admissions Information
Online Request for Additional Information
Music Fundamentals
Diagnostic Exam Information (for all entering Undergraduates)
Graduate Programs
Graduate students are considered
for merit-based scholarships awarded in the form of an assistantship.
Graduate assistants in bassoon have been responsible for helping with
woodwind methods class; coaching various chamber music groups; performing
in ensembles; and, in some cases, teaching advanced majors in Dr. Burns’s
absence.Recent
graduates of doctoral programs at the UNCG School of Music have experienced
excellent career placement upon completion of their degree programs,
whether performing on the international opera stage, touring with major
military bands, serving as public school music supervisors, or assuming
artist/teacher faculty positions in respected colleges and universities.
School of Music Prospective
Student Information page
Graduate
Degree Programs
Assistantship
Information
Graduate
School Bulletin
Online
Request for Additional Information
International Students
The School of Music at UNCG and the International Programs Center cooperate to offer international students at both the undergraduate and graduate levels a supportive and nurturing environment. Prospective students are reminded that they must meet all School of Music entrance requirements as well those of the International Programs Center and either Undergradate Admissions, or the Graduate School. For more information please visit the UNCG International Programs Center website.
Music Division Sites
* Instrumental Division
* Music Education Division
*
Keyboard Division
* Vocal
Division
*
Composition, History, Theory Division
* Music
Research Institute
* Miles Davis Jazz Studies Program
* Faculty
Ensembles