Department of Music
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2800 University Boulevard North
Jacksonville,Florida 32211
904.256.7370
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DEGREES OFFERED
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Bachelor of Arts in Music - Vocal Bachelor of Arts in Music - Instrumental Bachelor of Arts in Musical Theatre Bachelor of Music - Vocal Bachelor of Music - Instrumental Bachelor of Music - Jazz Bachelor of Music - Composition Bachelor of Music Education - Vocal Bachelor of Music Education - Instrumental
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Music plays an important role at Jacksonville University. With a distinguished faculty of professional performing artists and scholars, a low student-teacher ratio, generous talent scholarships for music majors, outstanding performance facilities including the newly-renovated Terry Concert Hall, and a beautiful oak-lined campus on the banks of the St. Johns River, Jacksonville University is the perfect environment for you to focus and refine your skills while deepening your appreciation for the art—all in the context of a selective, private and comprehensive liberal arts university.
Faculty Info:
PROF. KIMBERLY BEASLEY, CHAIR AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF VOICE DR. JULIAN BRYSON, DIRECTOR OF CHORAL ACTIVITIES PROF. CHRIS CRESWELL, DIRECTOR OF BANDS DR. JIANJUN HE, COMPOSITION DR. JAY IVEY, DIRECTOR OF VOCAL STUDIES DR. SHANNON LOCKWOOD, STRING COORDINATOR PROF. JOHN RICCI, DIRECTOR OF JAZZ STUDIES DR. MARGUERITE RICHARDSON, DIRECTOR OF ORCHESTRAL ACTIVITIES DR. MARK SNYDER, DIRECTOR OF MUSIC BUSINESS AND PRODUCTION PROF. TONY STEVE, PERCUSSION COORDINATOR DR. DENNIS VINCENT, MUSIC TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION DR. SCOTT WATKINS, PIANO COORDINATOR
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