Reinhardt University School of Music

A degree from Reinhardt University School of Music will prepare you for:

• Positions in public education

• A career in performance

• A career in church music

• A career in higher education

• Private teaching

• A career in music industry

As a student in Reinhardt University's School of Music you will enjoy:

• Chances to Learn - In addition to studying your major instrument or voice, you can learn to play different instruments, to sing, to understand music theory, and to write music.

• Immediate Opportunities - As a freshman or transfer student, you have the same opportunities as returning students.

•  Perform - Be part of the 20% of Reinhardt's student body who sing or play an instrument in one of Reinhardt's ensembles. All music majors perform on mid-semester or end-of-the-semester recitals. Junior and senior level music majors perform half and full recitals.

• Concerts - At Reinhardt you will have access to a wide array of concerts throughout the year. FPAC events include international prize-winning performers, performances by student ensembles, faculty and student performances, and general interest programs.

• A family atmosphere and mentoring - As a music major, you will work closely with professors and students both outside and inside class. The Falany Performing Arts Center, FPAC, will truly become your home away from home. You'll learn as much in conversation and in practice as you do in the classroom.

• One-of-a-Kind Facilities - The Falany Performing Arts Center provides an exceptional backdrop for learning, practicing, and performing.

• Expert Faculty - Our music faculty includes five doctorates in Music Education, four doctorates in performance, one Past President of the Georgia Music Educators Association, one Past President of the Georgia Music Teachers Association, and one Past President of the National Band Directors' Association. Our faculty also includes two published authors of textbooks, Dove and Grammy Award nominees and winners, and two who vote for the Grammys each year.

• Be part of a growing School of Music - 300 students take music classes, including 100 music majors. About 150 students are involved in performance groups including choir, wind ensemble, orchestra, and other ensembles.

The Reinhardt University School of Music is a Kawai EPIC School