Training
•Six-course foundation spanning Analysis & Techniques, Histories & Cultures, and Creative Practices, followed by electives ranging across music history, ethnomusicology, theory, electronic music, and film scoring
•Faculty include Ferdinand Schevill Distinguished Service Professor Martha Feldman, music theorist Steven Rings, composer-theorist Seth Brodsky, and ethnomusicologist Philip V. Bohlman
Performance & Productions
•14 student ensembles open to majors, including the University Symphony Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble, Chamber Music Program, Motet Choir, Percussion Ensemble, Early Music Ensemble, and Middle East Music Ensemble
Professional Development
•Majors have gone on to graduate programs at Harvard, Berkeley, Princeton, Yale, Columbia, and Indiana, with many now holding faculty positions
Facilities
•Goodspeed Hall houses practice rooms, a computer music studio, and Fulton Recital Hall; the Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts adds rehearsal space and the Jonathan Logan Family Foundation Media Center
•CHIME Studio (Chicago Integrated Media Experimental Studio) supports composition and electronic-music production
