Music - Furman University

Music from Furman University is a Campus Bachelor Music degree that prepares you for a Vocational Programs career. The Furman Music Department offers a degree with a difference: A conservatory-level education combined with a liberal arts foundation that gives you a fuller understanding of the field and the world around you. Invest your all to become a better performer, better educator and better musician than you can imagine. At Furman you may earn a Bachelor of Music degree in performance, church music , music education or music theory. You could also consider the Bachelor of Arts in Music degree , which offers more flexibility and could allow you to combine music with another discipline. Outcomes Furman counts among its graduates the conductor of the Boston Pops, the dean of the Yale University School of Music, and national winners of the Metropolitan Opera Auditions for Young Singers. But it doesn't stop there. Furman graduates are: Fostering the next generation of musicians schools and colleges across the nation, like Donald Womack, professor of music theory and composition at the University of Hawaii. Performing around the country and the globe, like soprano Karen Parks, a Fulbright Scholarship winner now appearing in Italy. Composing and conducting ensembles from city bands to major choirs, like Lt. Colonel John C. Clanton, conductor of the Soldier's Chorus in Washington, D.C. View more details on Furman University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Music courses.