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Department of Music

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Farmville,Virginia 23909
434.395.2504
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DEGREES OFFERED

Bachelor of Arts in Visual and Performing Arts - Music (Vocal or Instrumental)

Bachelor of Arts in Visual and Performing Arts - Music (Piano Pedagogy)

Bachelor of Music in Visual and Performing Arts - Education (K-12)

Bachelor of Music in Visual and Performing Arts - Performance (Vocal, Instrumental, or Keyboard)

Minor in Music


The Music program at Longwood starts with you. Your experience is what matters, and we offer opportunities you won’t find anywhere else. You’ll be encouraged to explore all areas of musical interest, share your love for all things music and develop skills applicable to all walks of life. What makes our Department of Music unique? 1. Great opportunities: Take private lessons, learn a new instrument, join a music fraternity or sorority, perform in our outstanding ensembles, try your hand at drumline, jazz bands, or a capella choirs—these are just a few of the possibilities. 2. We are proud of our tradition: a top quality music program in a small university. A Longwood student counts as an individual, not just a number. Small classes are taught by experienced professors who can help you maximize your potential. We’ll be your toughest coach and your biggest fan. 3. If you love music, you belong at Longwood. Watch your passion become a career. Take charge of your success. Become a leader.

Faculty Info:

Lisa Edwards-Burrs, Kevin Callihan, Roland Karnatz, Charles E. Kinzer, Lisa B. Kinzer, Pamela D. J. McDermott, Jacqueline Secoy, Christopher Swanson, Lauretta Werner, Elizabeth Brightbill, Marcus Grant, Carole Harper, Emre Kartari, Teri Kidd, Earl E. Shaffer, Jr., J. Chris Thomas, Kristen Topham, Mark Perry, Angela Seay.



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