What Will I Study?
At CMU, you will study many of the countless dimensions of music—making it, understanding it, it's development through time, and how to use it effectively as a mode of expression and communication. You will learn the basic principles of composition in your theory courses, gain greater perspective through studies of Western music history, consider the ways in which context influences musical performance, and hone your practical skills.
Here are some examples of Music courses offered at CMU:
- Vocal and Choral Techniques
- Conducting Techniques
- History of Jazz
- Music Ministry and Resources
- Hymnology
- Composing and Arranging
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- School of Music
- Music Therapy
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Music Stories
CMU faculty, students, alumnus thrilled to participate in Indigenous opera premiere
From napkin sketch to piano concerto: two CMU students' collaborative journey
CMU alum recontextualizes art song through queer, ecological lens
Faculty-alumni collaboration explores decolonizing music education in the classroom
Anna Schwartz wins Canada Music Week's Student Composer Competition for Manitoba
CMU School of Music alumna awarded prestigious Yamaha Fellowship
Faculty: In Their Own Words
Lee-Anne Dowsett, Assistant Professor of Music Therapy
Dr. Christine Longhurst, Assistant Professor of Music and Worship
Dr. Dietrich Bartel, Associate Professor of Music
Dr. Janet Brenneman, Dean, School of Music; Associate Professor of Music
