Department of Music
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301 West Wabash Avenue
Crawfordsville,Indiana 47933
765.361.6392
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DEGREES OFFERED
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Bachelor of Arts in Music
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At Wabash College, the study of music engages students through the theory of music on its own terms, the history of music as written documents, the practice and performance of music, the anthropology of music around the world, and the technology of music analog and digital. Music majors choose music classes that enrich their ensemble experience, satisfy distribution requirements, and in pursuit of a music major or minor in the context of a liberal arts education.
The Wabash College Music Department emphasizes three broad aspects of music: theory, history, and performance. In addition, many majors and non-majors pursue special interests through independent study with professionally-trained and practicing faculty. Students may participate in five different ensembles including Orchestra, Brass Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, Wamidan World Music Ensemble, and the Glee Club. The Music Department also offers private lessons for majors and non-majors alike with a number of studio instructors.
Faculty Info:
Mollie Ables, Alex Badue, James Makubuya, Daniel v, Rogers, Sarin Williams,
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