Training
•Bullet: 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
•Bullet: Faculty include Ferdinand Schevill Distinguished Service Professor Martha Feldman, music theorist Steven Rings, composer-theorist Seth Brodsky, and ethnomusicologist Philip V. Bohlman
Performance & Productions
•Bullet: 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
•Bullet: Majors have gone on to graduate programs at Harvard, Berkeley, Princeton, Yale, Columbia, and Indiana, with many now holding faculty positions
Facilities
•Bullet: 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
•Bullet: CHIME Studio (Chicago Integrated Media Experimental Studio) supports composition and electronic-music production