Training
•Bullet: The 120-credit Bachelor of Music in Keyboard Performance has no general electives: 39 Loyola Core credits and 81 music credits, with eight semesters of applied piano or organ study (8 credits, then 12 credits at the upper level)
•Bullet: Piano Literature I and II and Piano Pedagogy I and II are required, along with theory, orchestration and music history
•Bullet: A junior recital and a senior recital are required
Performance & Productions
•Bullet: Keyboard majors earn six major-ensemble credits and four minor-ensemble credits, plus two credits of Accompanying
•Bullet: Organ and choral music are heard in the 800-seat Holy Name of Jesus Church, which the college describes as acoustically suited to organ performance
Facilities
•Bullet: Three computer-assisted piano laboratories give class instruction on individual electronic piano keyboards, and a computer music studio and a computerized theory lab support composition and theory work
