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Develop a broad foundation in music
  
		 
            
          
         The B.A. in Music program incorporates the study of music into wide-ranging liberal studies coursework. As a Music major, your music, liberal arts and social sciences classes will prepare you for a variety of music-related careers.
 
         Music majors take a broad range of liberal studies courses combined with a year of modern language, in addition to music courses. You’ll also take advanced courses in music, develop research skills and complete a final project or paper.
 
         Living in Chicago, you’ll be able to hear live, professional contemporary music performances, such as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Lyric Opera of Chicago. You’ll also be able to attend concerts of every genre, including popular music festivals like Lollapalooza and Pitchfork.
 
        
     
    
       
         
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         Coursework
 
          
            - Aural Training
- Group Piano
- Large or Small Ensembles
- Music History
- Music Theory
- Musicianship
- Musicology 
  
      
       
       
         
Career Options
 
       
       
         Common Career Areas
 
         
            - Accompanist
- Arts administrator/management
- Conductor
- Music education
- Music editing
- Music production
- Recording 
  
     
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