Bachelor of Music (Instrumental Performance)

An instrumental performance degree will prepare you to perform professionally or create new music in the classical, electronic or avant-garde traditions. And, with a variety of ensembles to hone your craft, you’ll sound good when you do. What You’ll Do As an instrumental performance major at Southeast, you’ll work in applied music study, music theory and analysis, music history, literature and pedagogy for your chosen instrument, and gain experience through performance ensembles. Interact with nationally recognized performing artists and educators. Attend classes on Southeast’s River Campus, a campus solely dedicated to the arts. Gain performance experience through ensembles. The Bachelor of Music in Instrumental Performance is ideal for students interested in pursuing an intensive, conservatory-like undergraduate career in performance. Students are given various and unique opportunities to hone their craft. In addition to advanced applied study, this program provides foundational study in music theory, history, instrumental pedagogy, and conducting, among other areas. With the Bachelor of Music degree comes frequent opportunities to perform, including but not limited to: required half and whole degree recitals, solo performances in convocation, performance in master classes, ensemble performances, and chamber music.

Career Path

A Bachelor of Music in Instrumental Performance from UCO opens doors to a variety of exciting career paths in the music industry. Our graduates are equipped with the skills and experience needed to excel in a competitive field. Career Opportunities Include: Orchestra/Band Directing Planning Leading Musician Selection Teaching