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Nacogdoches,Texas 75962
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DEGREES OFFERED

Bachelor of Music in Composition

Bachelor of Music in Music Education

Bachelor of Music In Performance

Bachelor of Music in Sound Recording Technology

Minor in Jazz

Minor in Music

Minor in Voice (Theatre Majors)

Master of Music in Performance

Master of Music in Conducting

Master of Music in Music Education

Master of Music in Theory-Composition

Master of Music in Music Production and Technology


The School of Music at Stephen F. Austin State University offers a variety of degrees, courses, ensembles, and musical experiences for all SFA students. The school employs over 40 dedicated and passionate faculty who work directly with students from across campus who want to study and participate in music. A wide array of ensemble experiences are available to all SFA students including four concert bands, three choirs, the Orchestra of the Pines, the Lumberjack Marching Band, two jazz ensembles, and multiple chamber music groups. In addition, the school offers over 200 recitals and concerts each year for students, faculty/staff, parents, and the local Nacogdoches community.

Faculty Info:

Missy Devine, Scott LaGraff, Deborah McCarty, Nathan Nabb, Gary T. Wurtz.



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(11/6/18 - 11/10/18)
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