Music Composition

The Bachelor of Music in Composition program at Concordia University is a comprehensive undergraduate degree designed to cultivate the creative and technical skills necessary for a successful career in musical composition. This program offers students an in-depth exploration of music theory, harmony, counterpoint, and orchestration, providing a solid foundation in both classical and contemporary compositional techniques. Students have the opportunity to develop their personal voice through a variety of courses that emphasize original composition, digital music production, and experimental sound practices. The curriculum is structured to foster innovation, encouraging students to experiment with different genres, styles, and media to expand their expressive capabilities. In addition to coursework, students participate in workshops, seminars, and collaborative projects with performers and fellow composers, promoting a vibrant community of artistic exchange. The program also offers access to state-of-the-art facilities, including recording studios, computer labs equipped with current music software, and performance spaces. Students are encouraged to engage in interdisciplinary projects that integrate music with other arts, technology, and media, preparing them for diverse professional opportunities. Faculty members are accomplished composers, performers, and scholars who provide mentorship and guidance throughout the program. The Bachelor of Music in Composition aims to equip graduates with the skills, knowledge, and creative confidence needed to contribute innovatively to the fields of concert music, film scoring, media composition, and beyond. By the end of their studies, students will have built a compelling portfolio of original works and gained the practical experience necessary for graduate studies or professional pursuits in the music industry.