B.A. in Music Music Type of Degree B.A. School or College College of Arts and Sciences Area of Study Arts, humanities, social sciences Program Format On-campus, Full-time Apply Inquire Program Overview Program Overview The B.A. in music offers students the opportunity to study performance, composition, theory, and technology in a liberal arts setting.Students pursuing this degree are required to choose a concentration (see Concentrations tab). Concentrations Concentrations Jazz StudiesComposition/TheoryTechnology/BusinessClassical Performance Curriculum Curriculum From UVM Catalogue: Music B.A. Requirements Outcomes Outcomes Upon completion of the BA in Music degree with a Classical Performance concentration, students will be able to:Demonstrate advanced skill on a single instrument or voiceDescribe and apply intermediate music theory knowledge and skillsDescribe and apply intermediate music history and literature knowledgeIn their professional life (after graduating) alumni apply skills, knowledge, and proficiency attainedAfter GraduationCareersPerformerSchool music teacher or band directorPrivate teacherProducerWhere alumni workBurlington Music DojoChamplain PhilharmonicCarnegie HallNew York Choral SocietyVermont Sound and LightVermont Youth Orchestra AssociationVT public schools Explore Your Next Steps Visit Us Experience UVM in-person or online. Tuition and Financial Aid Explore tuition, fees, and financial aid. Related Programs Music Education B.S. College of Education and Social Services, College of Arts and Sciences program formatFormat: On-campus Credit hours to graduate120 credits Musical Theatre Undergraduate Minor College of Arts and Sciences program formatFormat: On-campus Music Technology and Business Undergraduate Minor College of Arts and Sciences program formatFormat: On-campus Community Music: Organ Undergraduate Certificate College of Arts and Sciences program formatFormat: On-campus Teaching Artist in Music Undergraduate Certificate College of Arts and Sciences program formatFormat: On-campus Credit hours to graduate13 credits Loading...