School of Music
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Lexington,Kentucky 40506
859.257.4900
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DEGREES OFFERED
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Bachelor of Music in Music Performance Bachelor of Arts in Music - Liberal Arts Bachelor of Music Education Minor in Music Theory and History Minor in Music Performance Master of Music in Sacred Music Master of Music in Music Therapy Master of Music in Music Theory and Composition Master of Music in Music Performance Master of Music in Music Education Master of Arts in Music Theory and Composition Master of Arts in Musicology and Ethnomusicology Doctor of Philosophy in Musicology and Ethnomusicology Doctor of Philosophy in Music Theory and Composition Doctor of Philosophy in Music Education Graduate Doctor of Musical Arts in Music Performance Doctor of Musical Arts in Music Theory and Composition
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The University of Kentucky’s School of Music – internationally recognized for excellence in performance, music education, and research in music – has played an important part in the development of musical life in Kentucky and beyond since 1918.
The School of Music offers degree programs within five areas of study as well as Minors in Music Performance and Music Theory & History. Our performance areas are brass, keyboards, percussion, strings, voice, and winds; each boasting world-class faculty on a variety of instruments. Additionally, we have research programs for scholars and professional training for teachers.
Faculty Info:
Michael Baker, Dennis Bender, John Cody Birdwell, Karen Bottge, George Boulden, Lance Brunner, Kathy Bullock, Jennifer Campbell, James B. Campbell, James Revell Carr, Danny Cecil, W. Harry Clarke, Angelique Clay, Gordon Cole, Jacob Coleman, Elaine Humphreys Cook, Marcello Cormio, Kate Covington, v, Paul Deatherage, Diana Deen, Richard Domek, David G. Elliott, Jason Dovel, Joanne Filkins, Laurie Flewwellin, Storey Free, Jonathan Glixon, Skip Gray, Beth Glixon, Diana R. Hallman, Dieter Hennings Yeomans, Alan Hersh, Julie Hobbs, Kevin Holm-Hudson, Matthew Hightower, Sara Holroyd, Aaron Hynds, Michael Hudson, Jefferson Johnson, Benjamin Karp.
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