Fredonia’s Master of Music in Music Performance degrees assist current and future music performers in fine tuning their skills to the highest quality. The Performance degree has several different tracks, including instrumental, conducting, piano, collaborative piano, and voice that range between 30 and 34 credit hours.
At Fredonia, your courses will be divided between performance training, theory/history and elective courses. A National Association of Schools of Music-accredited university, Fredonia has been educating musicians for over a century. Fredonia's nurturing, inclusive environment supports individual passion and paths, allowing you to develop your vision and career path with the assistance of our successful music faculty.
The Fredonia Difference
The Master of Music in Music Performance program offers five different tracks, including:
- Instrumental
- Conducting
- Piano
- Collaborative Piano
- Voice
Each track requires at minimum successful completion of 30 semester hours of coursework or 34 semester hours for voice, which are divided between performance training, theory/history and elective courses. A comprehensive oral examination and recital culminate the program.
Career Opportunities for Music Performance
- Springboard to advanced graduate programs in performance. Fredonia alumni have gone on to DMA programs at reputable universities
- Many Fredonia Music Performance alumni are in teaching positions at the secondary and college level, or are active in freelance performance careers.
- Alumni have gone on to pursue careers in the music field, utilizing the skills attained in performance.