Master of Music (MM)
The Master of Music (MM) degree requires a minimum of 30 credits and is designed to further the student’s knowledge, practice and experience in the following areas of study:
- Performance instruments: flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, saxophone, trumpet, French horn, trombone, euphonium, tuba, percussion, violin, viola, cello, double bass, opera, voice, organ, piano, and carillon
- Church Music with choral or organ emphasis
- Conducting: Choral, Orchestral, Wind
- Music Composition
- Musicology
- Music Theory
Students will be studying with faculty members who are nationally and internationally recognized in their fields and their instruments. Courses in Music Theory and Musicology are part of the in depth exploration of advanced music as are private instruction, ensemble and chamber music opportunities, and either a final performance recital or thesis.
With this degree, students can go on to pursue doctoral studies in music, establish private studios, audition for music ensembles, or create their own challenges in music or music-related endeavors.
The Master's Program Profile for MUSIC can be found here». Questions about the data in the profiles should be directed to the Office of Graduate Studies, graduate@ku.edu. Questions about the academic programs should be directed to musicgrad@ku.edu.
