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Abilene Christian University | Department of Music

  • ACU Box 28274, Abilene, TX 79699-8274
  • (325) 674-2199 (325) 674-2197
  • Dr. Matt Roberson, Chair • Melvin Hartline, Financial Operations Manager • Dr. Gregory Straughn, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences • Dr. Gregory Straughn
  • Website
    • Year department established: 1906
    • Teaching certification: yes
    • Internship required: no
    • Recording facility: no
    • Typical undergraduate tuition: $29,450
    • Scholarships available: yes
  • Scholarships include both Department of Music scholarships, as well as multiple endowed awards.
    • Scholarship coordinator and phone: Emily Berry at (325) 674-2197
  • Accreditations/Affiliations: National Association of Schools of Music • Texas Association of Music Schools • Texas Music Educators Association
  • Abilene Christian University offers three music degrees: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts (Jazz Track), Bachelor of Music in Performance (voice and piano) and a Bachelor of Music leading to teacher certification. Music scholarships are available on an audition basis. We currently have 100 music majors and nearly 400 students active in classes and ensembles. The program is housed in the 92,000 square-foot Williams Performing Arts Center.
  • Performance opportunities include the Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, Concert Band, Marching Band, Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Combo, Percussion Ensemble, University Chorale, A Cappella Chorus, Chamber Singers, and Opera Workshop. For information about instrumental ensembles, contact Dr. Steven Ward, Director of Bands. For information about vocal ensembles, contact Jeff Goolsby, Director of Choral Activities.
  • Performance facilities include the Williams Performing Arts Center Recital Hall (280 seats), Cullen Auditorium (850 seats) and Moody Coliseum (6,000 seats). Contact Emily Berry for further information (325) 674-2197.
  • Genres: Classical • Jazz

Hardin-Simmons University | School of Music and Fine Arts

  • P.O. Box 16230, Abilene, TX 79698-6230
  • (325) 670-1427 (325) 670-1426
  • Robert Tucker, Dean • Debbie McFarland, dmcfar@hsutx.edu • Deborah McFarland, Administrative Assistant
  • Website
    • Year department established: 1891
    • Teaching certification: yes
    • Internship required: yes
    • Recording facility: yes
    • Typical undergraduate tuition: $16,440
    • Scholarships available: yes
  • Departmental and endowment scholarships available.
    • Scholarship coordinator and phone: Dr. Lynnette Chambers at (325) 670-1430
  • Accreditations/Affiliations: National Association Schools of Music • Texas Association of Music Schools • Texas Music Educators Assocication
  • Hardin-Simmons has been strongly committed to music education since its inception in 1891. A member of National Association of Schools of Music since 1930, the School of Music has a full-time faculty of 18 which includes performing artists in all fields of applied music and nationally recognized scholars in the field of theory and composition, music education, church music, performance, and musicology. The School of Music has approximately 100 undergraduate students and 15 graduate students. The Bachelor and Master of Music degree is offered with majors in Music Education, Church Music, Performance and Theory / Composition. Also offered is the Bachelor of Arts with a major in music and elective studies in Business, with a minor in Business Administration, or a minor of the student's choice.
  • Performance opportunities include the Concert Choir (40 members) under the direction of Dr. Clell Wright; HSU Chorale (55 members) under the direction of Dr. Dee Romines; Concert Band (65 members) and Cowboy Band (45 members) under the direction of Dr. Wayne Dorothy; Abilene Collegiate Orchestra (65 members) under the direction of Dr. Peter Isaacson; and the HSU Opera under the direction of Dr. Chris Hollingsworth.
  • Performance facilities include the Woodward Dellis Recital Hall (265 seats) which has a recording studio for recitals and concerts (Lawson Hager, Dean 325-670-1427), and the Behrens Chapel Auditorium (2,000 seats), Larry Wheeler, Technical Director, 325-670-1511.

McMurry University | Department of Music

  • School of Arts and Letters, Box 96 | McMurry Station, Abilene, TX 79697
  • (325) 793-4860 (325) 793-3800
  • Dr. Christina Wilson, Dean School of Arts and Letters • Elizabeth Ducey Moss, DMA, Assistant Professor of Music • David robinson, Director of Bands • Saybra Phillips
  • Website
    • Year department established: 1924
    • Teaching certification: yes
    • Internship required: no
    • Recording facility: no
    • Typical undergraduate tuition: $9,600
    • Scholarships available: yes
  • Each year more than $75,000 in scholarships are awarded to music students.Various other scholarships are also granted for church music, piano, and performance. McMurry's Music Department offers a number of different scholarships, including departmental merit scholarships and several special endowed scholarships. Merit scholarships can be awarded to any student, regardless of his or her major, for participation in choir or band, and approximately half of the students currently involved in choir and band receive a merit scholarship. To compete for a merit award, students must audition for the music faculty. For endowed scholarships, students must both audition and meet other special requirements associated with each scholarship.
    • Scholarship coordinator and phone: Dr. Laura Ellis at (915) 793-3835
  • Accreditations/Affiliations: Texas Association of Music Schools • Texas Music Educators Association
  • McMurry University offers a Bachelor of Music Education degree with emphasis on vocal and instrumental music; a Bachelor of Music in Church Music with either a vocal or keyboard emphasis; and a Bachelor of Arts in Music. Traditionally, McMurry has served the Northwest Texas and New Mexico Annual Conferences of the United Methodist Church with a liberal arts approach towards higher education.
  • Performance opportunities include Marching Band (70 members), Concert Band (60 members), Bi-State Honor Band; for more information, contact Scott Taube at (915) 793-3837. There are also three choral ensembles: University Choir (65 members), Chanters (45 members), and Vocal Point (12 members), contact Dr. Stephen Eaves at (915) 793-3834.
  • Performance facilities include the Amy Graves Ryan Recital Hall (200 seats) and the Radford Auditorium (1,200 seats); contact Stacie Ferguson at (915) 793-4888.

Sul Ross State University | Department of Fine Arts and Communications

  • SRSU Box C-43, Alpine, TX 79832
  • (432) 837-8216 (432) 837-8011
  • Dr. Esther Rumsey, Department Chair • Donald Freed, Head Professor of Music • Christopher Dobbins, Lecturer in Music • Lana Potts, Lecturer in Music
  • Website
    • Year department established: 1920
    • Teaching certification: yes
    • Internship required: no
    • Recording facility: yes
    • Typical undergraduate tuition: $1,600
    • Scholarships available: yes
  • The music department offers these scholarships: Francois Foundation Scholarship (up to $500 per semester); Richard D. Bryan Memorial Scholarship ($100-$300 per semester); Mary Jane & Charles Wade Scholarship ($200-$400 per semester); Band Participation Award ($225 per semester); and theChoir Participation Award ($225 per semester).
    • Scholarship coordinator and phone: Donald Callen Freed (432) 837-8216
  • Accreditations/Affiliations: Texas Association of Music Schools • Texas Music Educators Association
  • Sul Ross State University offers a Bachelor of Arts in Music. This is a general program which can be coupled with teacher certification.
  • Performance opportunities include the SRSU Choir (30 members; Dr. Donald Freed, Director 432-837-8216); the Wind Ensemble (25 members; Michael Lippard, Director 432-837-8018); and the Jazz Ensemble (15 members; Michael Lippard, Director 432-837-8018).
  • Performance facilities include the Marshall Auditorium (800 seats) and the Studio Theatre (125 seats); for more information, contact (432) 837-8191.
  • Genres: Classical • Mariachi

Alvin Community College Music Department

  • 3110 Mustang Road, Alvin, TX 77511
  • (281) 756-3587
  • Dr. Kevin Moody, Department Chair
  • Website
    • Year department established:
    • Teaching certification: no
    • Internship required: no
    • Recording facility: no
    • Typical undergraduate tuition:
    • Scholarships available: yes
  • Scholarships are available for music majors and non-majors alike. Music majors can receive up to $500 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 a lot of experience.
  • We offer courses for music majors and non-majors alike. Music majors take a series of courses that make up the Field of Study. These courses are fully transferable and designed to prepare students to transfer to a four-year institution to complete their bachelor degree in music. This could be in performance, composition, conducting, musicology, or music education. Non music majors may take any of the courses offered to majors. Scholarships are available to music majors and non-music majors.
  • The Concert Choir Chamber Singers, Kevin Moody (281) 756-3587 Concert Band Jazz Band The Alvin Community Band ACC Summer Community Jazz Ensemble, David Griffith (281) 756-3588

Amarillo College | Division of Creative Arts

  • P.O. Box 447, Amarillo, TX 79178
  • (806) 371-5340 (806) 371-5000
  • Camille Nies, Chair of Music Department • Victoria Taylor-Gore, Chair of Division of Creative Arts
  • Website
    • Year department established: 1931
    • Teaching certification: yes
    • Internship required: no
    • Recording facility: no
    • Typical undergraduate tuition: $494-1,124
    • Scholarships available: yes
  • Numerous scholarships are available up to and including full scholarships covering tuition, books, and fees. Participation Scholarships are also available to non-majors in ensembles. Up to 20-30 scholarships are awarded each year based on auditions and include Art Force Music Scholarship, Art Force Choir Scholarship, etc. Up to $30,000 in scholarships are awarded per year to music students.
    • Scholarship coordinator and phone: Tiffany McDaniel at (806) 371-5340
  • Accreditations/Affiliations: National Association of Schools of Music • Texas Association of Music Schools • Texas Music Educators Association
  • Amarillo College Department of Music offers a two-year curriculum of courses in music theory, literature, ensembles, and applied instruction, leading to Associate in Music degree. The Mission of the Amarillo College Music Department is "to be a center of musical learning and cultural enrichment within the community of Amarillo and the surrounding Panhandle of Texas, by providing a comprehensive two-year musical curriculum for transfer students, elective courses for the non-music major, musical training for younger students, and performance opportunities in various ensembles for students and members of the community."
  • Performance opportunities include Concert Choir (30-40 members), Vocal Jazz (5-12 members) and Civic Chorus (100 members), under the direction of Nathaniel Fryml, (806) 371-5344; Jazz Ensemble (14-20 members), Dr. Jim Laughlin, Director (806) 371-5345; Chamber Orchestra (14-20 members), David Hinds, Director; Concert Band (50-60 members), Scott Beckett, Director; and Opera/Opera Workshop, under the direction of Mary Jane Johnson, with two major productions per year plus various outreach activities.
  • Performance facility is the Concert Hall Theater (265 seats); for more information, contact Tiffany McDaniel (806) 371-5340.
  • Genres: Classical • Jazz

Tarrant County College | Southeast Campus - Fine Arts

  • 2100 Southeast Parkway, Arlington, TX 76018
  • (817) 515-3700 (817) 515-3100
  • Gregory Dewhirst • Josue Munoz • Terry Ergish, Fine Arts Senior Secretary
    • Year department established:
    • Teaching certification: no
    • Internship required: no
    • Recording facility: no
    • Typical undergraduate tuition:
    • Scholarships available: yes
  • Tarrant County College offers the following music scholarships: The Jim Barros Music Scholarship ($500 per semester); The Darlene Marks Scholarship ($500 per semester); The Robin and Ryan Snow Memorial Scholarship ($750 per semester); and the First Command Educational Foundation (FCEF) Scholarship ($1,500 per semester).
    • Scholarship coordinator and phone: Financial Aid Office (817) 515-4243
  • Accreditations/Affiliations: TMEA, TAMS
  • TCC is a complete university parallel leading to a major or minor in music. The emphasis is on performance, though all courses lead to a music education degree as well. In addition, we offer MIDI and Notation software as a main component of the program. The various ensembles are well known throughout the North Texas area and actively participate in several tours each year. In fact, the college choir performed at Carnegie Hall in March of 2006. To participate in an ensemble, one does not need to be music major, but some do require an audition. All instruments and voice types are taught.
  • College Choir, Madrigal Singers, College Band, Jazz Band, College Orchestra. Contact Jay Adkinsat (817) 515-3718.
  • C.A. Roberson Theatre, capacity 270, The Commens, capacity 100, North Ballroom, capacity 400

University of Texas at Arlington | Department of Music

  • Box 19105, Arlington, TX 76019-0105
  • (817) 272-3471 (817) 272-2447
  • Dr. Martha Walvoord, Interim Chair
  • Website
    • Year department established: 1970
    • Teaching certification: yes
    • Internship required: no
    • Recording facility: yes
    • Typical undergraduate tuition: $11,620
    • Scholarships available: yes
  • Scholarships are awarded each year for participation in ensembles based on competitive auditions. In some cases, you need not be a music major to earn a scholarship to perform in concert bands, jazz bands, orchestra or choirs.
    • Scholarship coordinator and phone: Dr. John Solomons (817) 272-2576
  • Accreditations/Affiliations: National Association of Schools of Music • Texas Association of Music Schools • Texas Music Educators Association
  • The University of Texas at Arlington Music Department offers a Masters of Music in Music Education, Masters of Music (Performance, Music Theory, or Jazz Composition), Certificate in Performance, as well as Bachelor of Music Degrees with Teacher Certification (all-level, secondary), Performance, Composition, Jazz Studies, Music/Business, and Music/Audio Production and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Music Industry Studies. The music building houses a variety of large and small classrooms, rehearsal areas and practice facilities; a recording studio and MIDI lab; and the Irons Recital Hall with two Steinway pianos and a Casavant organ. UTA is located midway between Fort Worth and Dallas in an artistically active metropolitan area.
  • Performance opportunities include A Cappella Choir, University Singers, Wind Symphony, Symphonic Winds, Symphonic Band, Marching Band, UTA Symphony Orchestra, UTA Jazz Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble, and Opera Workshop, and brass, woodwind, percussion ensembles, string quartets. Area Coordinators are Dr. Karen Kenaston-French (kenaston@uta.edu) for voice; Dr. Douglas Stotter (dstotter@uta.edu) for Wind and Percussion; Dr. Clif Evans (cevans@uta.edu) for Orchestra/Stings; Tim Ishii (tishii@uta.edu) for Jazz; Dr. Graham Hunt (gghunt@uta.edu) for Theory/Composition; Jamar Jones (jamar.jones@uta.edu) for Music Industry Studies; Dr. John Solomons (solomons@uta.edu) for Piano/Keyboard; and Dr. Christopher Evans (christopher.evans@uta.edu) for Music Education.
  • • Performance facilities include the Music Department's Irons Recital Hall in the Fine Arts Building (380 seats) and Texas Hall (2,709 seats).
  • Genre: Classical

University of Texas at Arlington | Human Performance Institute, Electrical and Biomedical Engineering

  • UTA Box 19105, Arlington, TX 76019-0180
  • (817) 272-2249
  • Dr. Khosrow Behbehani, Chairman
  • Website • Website
    • Year department established: 1986
    • Teaching certification: no
    • Internship required: no
    • Recording facility: no
    • Typical undergraduate tuition:
    • Scholarships available: no
  • The Human Performance Institute is dedicated to the multidisciplinary study of human-task interfaces. With the University of North Texas, one focus is musician education and health (i.e., occupational related injuries). We are investigating different low-level performance resources (such as finger speeds, pitch discrimination, memory, etc.), and how each contributes to the quality or level of musical performance. Performance resource availability can increase through training or decrease through injury or aging. Models are being developed to map changes in the measured availability to a change in overall "music performance capacity" and ultimately assist a performer to improve musical performance and also reduce risk of injury. Currently we have a limited ability to provide individualized performance resource profile assessments and are carrying out research concerning measurement and evaluation of injuries sustained through musical activities, as well as their prevention.

Trinity Valley Community College | Music Department

  • 100 Cardinal Drive, Athens, TX 75751
  • (903) 675-6372 (903) 675-6351
  • Mary Tidwell, Music Department Coordinator • Dr. Byron McGilvray, Choral/Vocal Music
  • Website
    • Year department established: 1946
    • Teaching certification: no
    • Internship required: no
    • Recording facility: no
    • Typical undergraduate tuition: $1,680
    • Scholarships available: yes
  • Schlarships are available by various amounts depending on the department and include scholarships for: Band (Concert, Jazz, Marching), Choral Music, Piano/Organ, Music/Guitar
    • Scholarship coordinator and phone: Michael Matchael (903)675-6222
  • Accreditations/Affiliations: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
  • Our growing and expanding department has a reputation for musical excellence. Here in the TVCC Music Department, we create a solid musical foundation in our students. This enables them to transfer to a university with confidence. The faculty is dedicated to helping students acquire the skills needed to enter many musical fields. Your success as both a student and a musician is the goal of the Music Department faculty. We look forward to serving your needs and would welcome you as a part of the student body at Trinity Valley Community College.
  • Choral ensemble are directed by Dr. Byron McGilvray (903) 675-6351 and include the Cardinal Singers (43 students), Chamber Choir (18 students), Encore (12 students) and the community chorus. Instrumental ensembles are directed by Will Fairbanks (903) 675-6222 and include the Cardinal Regiment Marching Band (50 students), Wild Card Jazz Band (19 students), Dixieland Jazz Band (7 students), brass ensemble (5 students) percussion ensemble (10 students) and community band (30 students).
  • The Oral Pirtle Auditorium is equipped with 449 seats including 18 handicapped for a total of 467 seats. Contact LaDonna Davis (903) 675-6384.

Art Institute of Austin, Media Arts

  • 101 West Louis Henna Blvd., Suite 100, Austin, TX 78728
  • (512) 691-4913 (866) 583-7952
  • Mark Sarisky, Academic Department Director for Audio Production • Thomas W. Newsom, President • Mara Guzman, Assistant Director of Admissions
  • Website
    • Year department established: 2008
    • Teaching certification: no
    • Internship required: no
    • Recording facility: no
    • Typical undergraduate tuition:
    • Scholarships available: no
  • There are general scholarships available to students, but no specific scholarships for audio production or media arts degrees.
  • The Art Institute of Austin is a branch of The Art Institute of Houston. Both schools are part of The Art Institutes, a system of more than 40 schools across North America. The Art Institutes system has provided career-oriented education programs in design, media arts, fashion, and culinary arts for more than 35 years. The Art Institute of Austin offers a Bachelor of Science in audio production and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in media arts and animation.

Austin Community College | Music Business, Performance and Technology

  • 11928 Stonehollow Drive, Austin, TX 78758-3101
  • (512) 223-4005 (512) 223-4004
  • Tim Dittmar, Professor & Department Chair • Joy Opp, Administrative Assistant • Shih-Yu Hwang, Administrative Assistant • Gary Hampton, Dean
  • Website
    • Year department established: 1990
    • Teaching certification: no
    • Internship required: yes
    • Recording facility: yes
    • Typical undergraduate tuition: NA
    • Scholarships available: yes
  • The music department of Austin Community College offers the following scholarships: Austin Classical Guitar Society Scholarship ($2,500) and the Tom Pittman Scholarship (varies).
    • Scholarship coordinator and phone: Financial Aid Office at (512) 223-4734
  • Accreditations/Affiliations: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
  • Austin Community College offers a two-year program to attain an Associates Degree of Applied Science in Commercial Music Management. Courses include: Survey of the Music Business, Legal Aspects of the Entertainment Industry, Audio Engineering I, II, III and IV, Concert Promotion and Venue Management, Music Publishing, MIDI I, and II. The Record Industry Synthesis I and II, Live Music and Talent Management, Internship, Student Initiated Project, Commercial Music Theory, History of Popular Music, Songwriting, Commercial Music Ensembles, Remixing, Guitar Performance in Contemporary Music, Acoustics and Live Performance Presentation. Instructors include: Geoffrey Schulman, Scott Cain, Dan Childers, Russell Scanlon, Robert Skiles, Buck McKinney, Tim Ditmar, Jean Spivey, Joe McDermott, Andre Moran, Francis Preve, Mark Wilson and Casey Monahan.
  • Performance opportunities include ensembles include rock, improvisation, and jazz. Each ensemble consists of 10 students.
  • Genres: Jazz • Rap/Hip Hop • Rock

Center for Music Learning, The University of Texas

  • 1 University Station E3100, Austin, TX 78712
  • (512) 471-0363
  • Robert Duke, Director
  • Website
    • Year department established:
    • Teaching certification: no
    • Internship required: no
    • Recording facility: no
    • Typical undergraduate tuition:
    • Scholarships available: no
  • The purpose of the Center for Music Learning is to investigate the processes of human skill development, integrating the results of systematic research from multiple disciplines with effective practices in music performance and pedagogy. By bringing together expert teachers, performers, composers, psychologists, neuroscientists, and physiologists, the work of the Center encompasses the fundamental dimensions of human learning. Our goal is to inform the design of curricula, the implementation of instruction, and the assessment of learning, all premised on a deep understanding of cognitive-, perceptual-, and motor-skill development, and the shaping of attitudes and emotions that are a part of every meaningful learning experience. The applications of our work promise not only to improve the quality of music instruction but to change fundamentally the ways that music is taught at all levels of study—in elementary and secondary education, in the studios of private teachers, and in colleges and conservatories—toward the development of individuals who are musically knowledgeable, literate, skillful, and confident, and who take pleasure in their experiences with music.

Concordia University Austin | Music Department

  • 11400 Concordia University Drive, Austin, TX 78726-1887
  • (512) 486-1167 (512) 486-2000
  • Dr. Patricia Burnham, Director of Programs in Music / Assistant Professor of Music • Prof. Joshua Chai, Director of Choral Activities / Director of DPM Program / Assistant Professor of Music
  • Website • Website
    • Year department established: 1926
    • Teaching certification: yes
    • Internship required: yes
    • Recording facility: no
    • Typical undergraduate tuition: $25,160
    • Scholarships available: yes
  • Scholarships available include: The Leo & Thelma Gastler Music Scholarship ($3,000); The Leo & Thelma Gastler Distinguished Music Student Scholarship (1/2 of full-time tuition); The Julia Krumm Aspiring Organist Scholarships ($3,000); The Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Bolland and Katherine Bolland Church Music Scholarships ($3,000); The Marilyn Bauer Erickson Memorial Scholarship ($500); Presidential Award in Choir (amount varies).
    • Scholarship coordinator and phone: Dr. Patricia Burnham (512) 313-5424
  • Accreditations/Affiliations: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
  • Concordia University is a small private Lutheran university that places special emphasis on education for teachers and church musicians. We offer a Bachelor of Arts in Music Education (vocal), and Music Ministry with a concentration in voice, guitar, instrumental, piano and organ. We also offer minors in all areas and a Worship and Arts minor. Brian L. Trittin, DMA is Music Department Head.
  • Performance opportunities include the University Choir, Early Music Consort, Chapel Choir Ensemble, Handbell Choir, Wind Ensemble, Contemporary Music Group; and various instrumental ensembles. Concordia sponsors the Austin Children's Choir, a 90-member choir of children from Austin area schools.
  • Performance facility is the Schroeder Performance Hall (250 seats; Charolette McConnell, Director 512-486-1175).

Huston-Tillotson University | Department of Music

  • 900 Chicon Street, Austin, TX 78702
  • (512) 505-3121 (512) 505-3000
  • Gloria Quinlan, Music Department Head • Dr. Rosalee Martin, Dean of College of Arts and Sciences
  • Website • Website
    • Year department established: 1875
    • Teaching certification: yes
    • Internship required: yes
    • Recording facility: no
    • Typical undergraduate tuition: $14,000
    • Scholarships available: yes
  • The Endowed Scholarships available are: The Adams-Bertrand and Waters Endowed. Other music performance (vocal and instrumental) scholarships are awarded of various amounts based on the recommendation of music faculty.
    • Scholarship coordinator and phone: Financial Aid (512) 505-3028
  • Accreditations/Affiliations: Texas Association of Music Schools • Texas Music Educators Association • Texas Music Educators Conference
  • Huston-Tillotson University offers courses leading to a Bachelor of Arts, along with a specialized all-levels program leading to a Bachelor of Arts in Music Education. The objectives of the music program are to represent the University by giving public concerts providing music training for teachers in public and private schools. Admission to the program requires an audition in the student's principal applied subject. We are also a member of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
  • Performance opportunities include Concert Choir (Dr. Gloria Quinlan, 512-505-3120), piano (Dr. Stephen Burnaman, 512-505-3119) and classical guitar (Mr. Klondike Steadman 512-505-3120).
  • Performance facilities include King-Seabrook Chapel, Mary E. Branch Auditorium, and Agard-Lovinggood Lecture Hall; for more information contact Fred Lopez (512) 505-3016.
  • Genre: Jazz

Playground Sound Recording Co.

  • Austin, TX 78724
  • (936) 465-8226
  • Evan Wynn, Record Producer & Studio Owner
  • Website • Instagram • Facebook
    • Year department established: 2019
    • Teaching certification: no
    • Internship required: no
    • Recording facility: no
    • Typical undergraduate tuition:
    • Scholarships available: no
  • Accreditations/Affiliations: https://www.austincc.edu/academic-and-career-programs/areas-of-study/arts-digital-media-and-communications/music-business-performance-and-technology
  • Playground Sound is the recording studio & creative space of Record Producer & Studio Engineer, Evan Wynn. The studio is made up of a collection of powerful analog & digital tools all geared towards providing the artist with the most relaxed, focused, and creative recording experience possible. The studio also serves as an employer partner for Austin Community Colleges Music Business, Performance, & Technology Program and takes in students each semester..
  • Genres: Pop • Punk • Rock

St. Edward's University | Department of Performing Arts

  • 3001 South Congress Avenue, CM No.1039, Austin, TX 78704
  • (832) 221-6886
  • Kathryn Eader
  • Website
    • Year department established: 1885
    • Teaching certification: yes
    • Internship required: no
    • Recording facility: no
    • Typical undergraduate tuition: NA
    • Scholarships available: no
  • Accreditations/Affiliations: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
  • The Department of Performing Arts at St. Edward's University combines both the theater and music programs, offering two majors, three minors, and ample opportunity to explore creative development and expression. The Department offers a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting, a Bachelor of Arts in Theater Arts and minors in Theater Arts, Musical Theater and Music. We provide a broad array of music performance opportunities for instrumentalist and vocalists alike, and we are home to the award winning Mary Moody Northen Theatre. The Department of Performing Arts provides students with the training, education and experience they need to pursue careers in the field or further study.
  • Hilltoppers Chorale is directed by Brother Gerald Muller (512) 448-8670. A jazz ensemble and Omni singers are conducted by Pamela Stout (512) 301-0576. Mariachi Alas de Oro
  • Performance facilities include the Jones Auditorium and the Ragsdale Student Center (seating 252). Contact the director at: (512) 448-8796.
  • Genre: Classical

St. Edward's University | Digital Media Management

  • 3001 South Congress Avenue, Austin, TX 78704
  • (512) 428-1220 (512) 448-8400
  • Russell Rains, Director • Marsha Kelliher, Dean for School of Management
  • Website
    • Year department established: 2005
    • Teaching certification: no
    • Internship required: no
    • Recording facility: no
    • Typical undergraduate tuition:
    • Scholarships available: no
  • The internationally recognized and award winning MBA in Digital Media Management is designed for highly motivated students who would like to focus their full-time efforts on pursuing a unique graduate business degree that creates a new type of manager able to function at the intersection of the digital creative arts, business and technology. There are five semesters during this daytime MBA comprised of 54 hours of course credits. In year one, the emphasis is on core MBA disciplines and is followed by the summer internship. The concentration, digital media management, is the focus of year two culminating in a comprehensive Capstone project in which teams provide business consulting services to a digital media entity. This special MBA lays a foundation that prepares students for careers not only in the entertainment industry [film, music and video games], but also in social media and other digital media areas connected to the digital distribution of all media, goods and services.

The University of Texas at Austin Department of Radio-Television-Film

  • 2504 Whitis Avenue Stop A0800, Austin, TX 78712-0108
  • (512) 471-4071
  • Elana Wakeman, Program Manager • Elana Wakeman, Program Manager • Michelle Monk, Department Administrator • Bert Hergistad, Office Manager
  • Website
    • Year department established:
    • Teaching certification: no
    • Internship required: no
    • Recording facility: no
    • Typical undergraduate tuition:
    • Scholarships available: no
  • The Department of Radio-Television-Film at The University of Texas at Austin offers a broad range of courses in the media arts leading to the Bachelor of Science, Master of Fine Arts, Master's and Ph.D. degrees. Consistently ranked as one of the top 10 programs in the country, it is one of the few departments offering degrees in both practical and theoretical areas -- i.e., in both media production and media studies. There are currently approximately 900 undergraduate students, 160 total graduate students in the Department. There are 28 full-time tenured or tenure-track faculty, with approximately 25 part-time adjunct faculty hired each semester.
  • Genres: Pop • Punk

University of Texas at Austin | Center for American Music

  • 1 University Station, E-3100, Austin, TX 78712-0435
  • (512) 471-0777
  • James Buhler, Director of the Center • David Neumeyer, Chair of the Governing Board
  • Website
    • Year department established:
    • Teaching certification: no
    • Internship required: no
    • Recording facility: no
    • Typical undergraduate tuition:
    • Scholarships available: no
  • The mission of the Center for American Music is to advance the teaching, scholarship, and performance of American music from all traditions, including concert, folk, and popular music. In keeping with the richness and diversity of the United States itself, we attend to the multiplicity of music in America through research, educational, and performance programs of the highest quality directed to those who love American music. The Center will contribute to initiatives sponsored by the School of Music, most notably the creation of new programs in recording technology, and of a UT recording label. Our Center draws upon the University’s exceptional programs in American history and American studies, unique archival collections, and superb general library system. Whether you are a student, music professional, educator, or curious listener, the Center for American Music offers something of interest and value as we explore the varied experiences of music in America.


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