Program Description
Have you ever wanted to sing as a soloist or with a choir, play in a band or
even lead a musical group? Maybe you are more interested in writing music, or
even recording and producing. If so, ACCs Music Program may be for you.
We offer private lessons in voice, piano, woodwinds, brass, percussion, guitar
and piano and we have four performance ensembles that you could join. Audio
engineering classes are also available for those who want to learn what happens
behind the scenes. Also note that you do not have to be a music major to take
advantage of these classes.
If you are interested in majoring in music, the music department at ACC offers a program that will allow you to transfer to complete a bachelors degree in performance, composition, musicology, or music education.
Career Opportunities
Many opportunities are available for musicians. You can pursue a solo career
in the classical, musical theatre, or pop genres; you can become a member of
a performing ensemble like an opera chorus, or symphony orchestra; or you can
freelance, taking gigs or doing session work for radio, TV, or film. You might
also be interested in teaching music whether privately or in a school or college.
Music teachers are now in great demand and schedules and salaries are highly
competitive.
Options
Associate of Arts Degree
Instrumental Concentration
..65-66 credit hours (2 years)
Voice Concentration 65-66 credit hours (2 years)
Musical Theatre Degree 63-64 credit hours (2 years)
Scholarships
Scholarships are available for music majors and non-majors alike. Music majors
can receive up to $350 per semester. Non-music majors can receive up to $100
per semester just for performing in one ensemble. This means you could get $100
for singing in the choir or playing in the band, and it is not necessary to
have lots of experience.
Advantages of ACC
Small classes and personal attention.
Dedicated faculty who care about your success.
Affordable tuition and fees Financial assistance available to
those who qualify
For more information call 281-756-3587 or email Music@alvincollege.edu.