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1600 East Wooster Street
Bowling Green,Ohio 43403
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DEGREES OFFERED

Bachelor of Music in Compostition

Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies

Bachelor of Music in World History

Bachelor of Music in Music History

Bachelor of Music in Music Education (Instrumental)

Bachelor of Music in Music Education (Vocal)

Bachelor of Music in Performance - Guitar

Bachelor of Music in Performance - Instrumental

Bachelor of Music in Performance Keyboard

Bachelor of Music in Performance - Vocal

Bachelor of Musical Arts in Music

Bachelor of Arts in Music

Minor in Jazz Studies

Minor in Recording Technology

Master of Music in Composition

Master of Music in Music Education

Master of Music in Music History

Master of Music in Ethnomusicology

Master of Music in Music Theory

Master of Music in Performance-Piano Performance

Master of Music in Piano Pedagogy

Master of Music in Collaborative Piano

Master of Music in Performance - Voice

Master of Music in Vocal Pedagogy

Master of Music in Jazz Studies

Master of Music in Choral Conducting

Master of Music in Instrumental Performance

Master of Music in Orchestral Conducting


Bowling Green State University’s College of Musical Arts has earned a reputation as one of the country’s outstanding collegiate music programs. The college provides training for students pursuing professional and teaching degrees in music. Its graduates hold appointments in a multitude of colleges and universities, private and public schools, as well as successful and fulfilling careers as professional musicians, composers, arts administrators and private studio teachers. The college offers a full range of Undergraduate & Graduate degree programs to a student body numbering approximately 550 under the guidance of nearly 60 distinguished, full-time faculty. Undergraduate majors are available in music education, music performance, music composition, jazz studies, world music and music history. Minors are available in jazz studies and recording technology; special curricular options include church music.

Faculty Info:

Brittany Lasch, Andrew Pelletier, Daniel Piccolo, Nick Fox, Charles Saenz, David Saltzman, Emily Freeman Brown, Richard Schnipke, Michael King, Bruce Moss, Mark Munson, Mark Munson, David Bixler, Emily Freeman Brown, Emily Pence Brown, Kevin Bylsma, Christopher Dietz, Kurt Doles, Jeff Halsey, Michael King, Sidra Lawrence, Bruce Moss, Mark Munson, Richard Schnipke, Christopher Scholl, Arne Spohr, Kenneth Thompson, Robert Desmond, Ryan Ebright, Sidra Lawrence, Katherine Meizel, Mary Natvig , Eftychia Papanikolaou, Megan Rancier, Arne Spohr, Christopher Witulski, David Bixler, Jeff Halsey, Ariel Kasler, Daniel Piccolo, Charles Saenz, Michael Gartz, Solungga Liu, Laura Melton, Robert Satterlee, Yevgeny Yontov, Michael Laurello, Kurt Doles, Marco A. Mendoza, Emily Pence Brown, Cole Burger, Elaine Colprit, Clint Fox, Lisa Gruenhagen, Tim Hoffman, Michael King, Megan Link, Lisa Martin, Elizabeth Menard, Bruce Moss, Mark Munson, Bernice Schwartz, Jenny Thompson, Kenneth Thompson, Justin Johnston, Julie Buzzelli, Caroline Chin, Jeff Halsey, Ariel Kasler, Penny Thompson Kruse, Matthew McBride-Daline, Robert Rohwer, Brian Snow, Per F. Broman, Gregory J. Decker , Christopher Dietz, Nora Engebretsen, Clint Fox, Mikel Kuehn, Elainie LilliosMarilyn Shrude, Lance Ashmore, Jeanne Bruggeman-Kurp, Kevin Bylsma, Chelsea Cloeter, Michael Gartz, Sujin Lee, Myra Merritt, Keith Phares, Jane Schoonmaker Rodgers, Christopher Scholl, Ellen Scholl, Geoffrey Stephenson, David Bixler, Nermis Mieses, Susan Nelson, John Sampen, Kevin Schempf,



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(11/18/21 - 11/21/21)
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(4/12/19 - 4/13/19)
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Bunnicula
(4/14/11 - 4/17/11)
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