Study Music at King's
Cultivate your talents in performance, aural skills, and music theory. King's classical music courses not only familiarize students with the physical aspects of the art—including theory and performance techniques—and its aesthetic qualities, but also seek answers to philosophical questions concerning the nature, origin, and development of music.
With an equal emphasis on academic and private music instruction, you'll always have plenty of performance opportunities to hone your craft and do what you love: making music! Discover amazing performance and concert opportunities at King's.
Students who have applied and received a letter of admission into a bachelor of music, bachelor of arts in music, or music minor program need to complete a couple extra steps before beginning their program.
Music Program Highlights
- Familiarize yourself with the physical aspects of the art (including theory and performance techniques) and its aesthetic qualities.
- Seek answers to philosophical questions concerning the nature of music, it's origin, and development.
- Participate in a variety of amazing performance opportunities and spend your time in university doing what you love: playing music!
- Take part in private music instruction opportunities.
- Engage in classes consisting of discussions, presentations, and analyses of songs, sounds, and ideas.
- Study music from an informed Christian perspective.
Music Program Options
Available as a major:
- 4-Year Bachelor of Music
- 4-Year Bachelor of Arts
Available as a concentration:
- 3-Year Bachelor of Arts
Available as a minor:
- 4-Year Bachelor of Arts
- 3-Year Bachelor of Arts
Available as a diploma and certificate:
- 2-Year Diploma in Church Music
- 1-Year Performer's Certificate
- 1-Year Artist’s Diploma
