Program Recognition
•Bullet: BM Music History is UofL's musicology-centered pathway within an NASM-accredited School of Music, pairing historical study with the performing-musician environment of a professional music degree
Training
•Bullet: Concentrated music-history and musicology coursework develops research, listening, writing, and contextual skills across the repertory studied in the BM core
•Bullet: Students also complete the shared theory, music literature, applied-study, ensemble, and piano-proficiency sequence that connects the degree to the wider School of Music
Performance & Productions
•Bullet: Primary-instrument or voice study and ensemble participation keep music history students engaged with the sounds, practices, and performance traditions they analyze
Degree Flexibility
•Bullet: The professional BM places roughly 85 of 131 credit hours in music coursework, creating room for a focused musicological route with broad undergraduate preparation
