Music

The Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Music in Music at Concordia University offers students an immersive and comprehensive education in the art and science of music, fostering both creative expression and technical proficiency. The program is designed to cultivate a deep understanding of diverse musical traditions, history, theory, and performance practices, preparing graduates for a variety of careers in music-related fields. Students have the opportunity to engage in intensive performance training, participate in ensembles, and develop their skills in areas such as composition, music technology, and musicology. The curriculum combines academic coursework with practical experiences, encouraging students to explore their artistic capacities while acquiring foundational knowledge in music theory, harmony, and ear training. Dedicated faculty members bring extensive professional experience and scholarly expertise, creating a stimulating academic environment that supports individual artistic growth. In addition to performance and theory, the program emphasizes music research, critical listening, and the analysis of musical works, enabling students to approach music both analytically and creatively. Students can tailor their studies through electives and specialization options, aligning their education with personal interests and career goals. The program also offers opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration, exposing students to related fields such as technology, education, and arts management. Graduates of the program are well-equipped to pursue careers as professional musicians, composers, music educators, researchers, and arts administrators, or to continue their studies at the graduate level. Concordia’s vibrant cultural scene, combined with state-of-the-art facilities and performance venues, provides an inspiring setting for aspiring musicians to develop their craft and contribute to the musical community. Overall, the Music program at Concordia University aims to nurture passionate, innovative, and skilled musicians who will make meaningful contributions to the artistic landscape locally, nationally, and internationally.