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For students who wish to pursue a career in the music industry field, Capital's Conservatory of Music offers the following majors. Many of your questions will be answered on ourFAQ for music industry studies.
The music industry program offers what many aspiring music students have been looking for - a degree that combines contemporary and traditional music study, recording technology, a core of liberal arts courses and the opportunity to earn a minor or a second major in arts and sciences or business. Students benefit from guest artists, excellent ensembles and professional private instruction. The in-residence experience at The Recording Workshop, one of the nation's premiere recording technology instruction facilities, as well as an optional Internship is part of this degree. What classes would I take for a degree in music industry?
The music business is a multibillion-dollar industry, with the sales of musical products accounting for a large portion of the total. This degree gives the student a traditional musical background, the understanding of various instruments through specific classes, courses in the business of music, and studies in areas such as economics, accounting and small business management. Because technology plays an increasingly important role in the world of music merchandising, classes in recording and electronic music may be taken. The music merchandising program includes an internship.
What classes would I take for a degree in music merchandising?
In the technologically advanced world of the 21st century, the technology involved in the creation and production of music changes very rapidly. To keep up with this pace, the bachelor of music with emphasis in music technology trains students in the techniques of digital electronic music, audio recording, recording engineering, music production and recording studio maintenance. Students work in Capital's state-of-the-art MIDI based recording studio and a semester of classes at The Recording Workshop assures the most current learning experience available in the field. Learn more about the music technology major. What classes would I take for a degree in music technology?
The music industry faculty have helped to place students in many exciting internships. Our students have interned at local organizations such as the renowned Jazz Arts Group and Promowest Productions and even Saturday Night Live. Learn about some of the places Capital's music industry students have interned.
Career options for music industry majors abound and range from arts publicists, multimedia/internet-based publishers, music license administrators to sound and video editors. Learn about more careers for music industry majors.