Music Events

November 8

• Messiah Sing-Along Rehearsal - 3:00 p.m.

November 10

• A Concert "On American Composers" - 7:30 p.m.

November 15

• Messiah Sing-Along - 3:00 p.m.

November 17

• Jazz Concert - "On the Contemporary Side" - 7:30 p.m.

December 1

• Wind Ensemble Concert - 7:30 p.m.

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Music Program

Video: A Day in the Life of Seminole State Music Students
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We believe all forms of music are valuable. Whether you're interested in choral or instrumental, classical, jazz or contemporary, we're here to help you succeed.

At Seminole State, we offer two Associate in Arts (A.A.) degree pre-majors that will prepare you to transfer into the bachelor's degree music program of your choice. With our General Music and Music Performance programs, you can complete the common prerequisite coursework for an upper-division music major as part of your general A.A. degree.

Our goal is simple: to provide students with a solid musical foundation that will allow them to successfully transition to a four-year institution. To achieve this, we:

• Have an expert faculty that consists of active performers who specialize in teaching young musicians
• Offer small class sizes and personalized instruction
• Provide state-of-the-art music facilities, such as practice rooms, a piano lab and a professional-caliber concert hall
• Present the Encore! Concert Series to showcase the musical talents of our students as well as performers nationwide
• Offer scholarships to talented choral and instrumental musicians
• Provide opportunities for ensemble and solo performances

Students pursuing an A.A. degree pre-major in music receive:

• A solid musical education
• Private instruction on their primary instrument
• Individual assistance locating a four-year college or university that best fits their needs

Why Seminole State?

The musical training you receive at Seminole State is equivalent to the fist two years of study in a bachelor's degree music program. So why start at Seminole State? The reasons are simple:

• Our classes are much smaller than those taken at a four-year college or university. Smaller class sizes mean more individual attention to help you hone your talent.
• Courses at Seminole State cost much less than the same classes at a four-year school.
• We work closely with students to develop a personalized timeline for degree completion that best meets their needs.

How Do I Earn an A.A. Degree Pre-Major in Music?

To successfully pre-major in music, you must complete one of the following curriculum:

• Music - General
  
• Music Performance

What Career Opportunities are Available in Music?

There are endless career possibilities in music. With a bachelor's degree in the field, you can:

• Teach music in a school or private studio environment
• Perform in any venue of your choosing
• Compose music for television, radio, commercials or performing ensembles
• Publish, edit or critique music literature
• Conduct choral or instrumental ensembles

For more information on careers in music, speak with your instructor or an Seminole State counselor, or visit Seminole State's Career Development Center.

Did you know?

Seminole State's many concerts feature classical, jazz, and blues performed by Seminole State music students, faculty, and music professionals from across the country.