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College of Fine Arts and Communications School of Music Academic Programs Graduate Graduate Information Graduate Program
The graduate programs of the School of Music are designed to preserve and develop an art form that is essential to human progress and well-being and to provide advanced instruction in the art and craft of music.
The School of Music provides graduate education in composition, conducting, music education, musicology, and music performance, and it maintains accreditation for all of its degree programs through the National Association of Schools of Music.
Two degrees are offered through the School of Music: Music-MA, Music-MM. A music minor is also offered.
The School of Music has an average enrollment of seventy graduate students from various U.S. and international areas. The average time for a student to complete a master's degree in music is two years.
Graduate Administration
| Graduate Coordinator: | Thomas L. Durham |
| Academic Administrative Assistant: | Marilyn Parks |
Graduate Advisors | |
| Choral Conducting: | Ronald Staheli |
| Instrumental Conducting: | Donald Peterson |
| Keyboard: | Irene Peery-Fox |
| Music Education: | Rob Dunn |
| Musicology: | Brian Harker |
| Strings: | Claudine Bigelow |
| Theory/Composition: | Steven Ricks |
| Vocal: | Diane Reich |
| Winds, Brass, Percussion: | April Clayton |
Comprehensive list of all Graduate Faculty
The School of Music Graduate Handbook contains an in-depth breakdown of pertinent information about degree programs, courses of study, policies and deadlines for the graduate program. For further information contact the academic administrative assistant, Marilyn Parks, in the main office, C-550.
Information about graduate studies at BYU can be obtained from the Graduate Studies Office.
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