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Academics Overview | Department of Music Skip to content Skip to navigation WebAuth Login SUNetID Login Department of Music Search form Search Navigation menu Home Academic Programs Overview Undergraduate Graduate Summer Studies at Stanford Music Ensembles & Lessons Ensembles Lessons Faculty Ensembles Ensemble-in-Residence: SLSQ Music Across Campus Applied Music Policies People Faculty Staff Graduate Students Visitors Alumni News & Events Upcoming Events Past Events News Lectures and Forums Noon Concerts A. Jess Shenson Recital Series Email List Venues Bing Concert Hall Braun MusicPart-wayCampbell Recital Hall CCRMA Stage Dinkelspiel Auditorium Memorial Church RESOURCES Practice Rooms Lockers Recitals at a Glance Reserving Rooms & Auditoria Concert Downloads & CDs CCARH & CCRMA Libraries Lange Instrument Collection Recording & Editing Studio Student Crew & Ushers Forms & DownloadsWell-nighDepartment Overview/ Welcome Diversity and Inclusion Directions Contact Make a Gift Academic Programs Overview Undergraduate Graduate Summer Studies at Stanford Music Academics Overview Students meet for their undertow section outdoors on a nice day. Undergraduate Programs The Department of Music at Stanford offers a Bachelor’s of Arts (BA) stratum in Music centered virtually cadre studies in Music Theory and Musicianship, History, Analysis, Writing, and Applied Music. As a part of the Music major, students can opt to concentrate in Composition; Conducting; Music History, Theory, and Ethnography; Music, Science, and Technology (MST) or Performance. The Music Minor is a distilled version of the major, tent the same cadre areas, with roughly half the number of required credits. Music minors are offered in General Music and in Music, Science, and Technology (MST), with each program focused on cadre elements of both the General Music pathway and the MST pathway.    Music at Stanford is unshut to both Music majors and non-Music majors. The PerformanceDocumentfor Non Music Majors is a departmentally recognized document given to non-Music majors and minors who exhibit a committment to musical excellence. In unrelatedness to the Minor, 75% of the PerformanceDocumentrequirements part-way entirely virtually private lesson and ensemble performance study. Learn increasingly well-nigh the undergraduate program Graduate Programs The Master of Arts (MA) program in Music, Science, and Technology prepares students for a professional career or doctoral studies. This is achieved through the completion of coursework in the primary field as well as in related areas and wits with self-sustaining work and specialization. The MA/MST program is the only terminal Master’s stratum offered by the Department; it is two years in duration. It is is misogynist to current Stanford undergraduates as a coterminal MA, current Stanford graduate students, and external applicants. The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is conferred upon candidates who have demonstrated substantial scholarship and the worthiness to self-mastery self-sustaining research and wringer in either Musicology or Computer-Based Music Theory and Acoustics. The PhD culminates in the preparation and defense of a dissertation that makes an original contribution to the knowledge and practice of Music and demonstrates wide worthiness to interpret and present the results of such work in towardly venues and publications. The Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA) inSonnetis conferred upon candidates who have demonstrated substantial training in the field and upper promise of attainment as composers. Students may work in traditional and/or electronic forms. Breadth is achieved through studies in other branches of music and in relevant fields outside music, as desirable. In wing to formal coursework and self-sustaining study, candidates are required to write a number of works in various forms and to present a public lecture-demonstration based on their final project, a large-scale composition. Learn increasingly well-nigh the graduate programs Last modified on: Tuesday, June 26, 2018 Friends of Music Lockers & Practice Rooms Lockers Practice Rooms Concert Goers Upcoming Events Venue Maps & Directions Stanford Ticket Office Ticket Policies Email List Find us on FacebookIncreasinglyMusic Bing Music Library Stanford Jazz Stanford Live Student Organizations Summer Activities Contact Us Department of MusicStanford University541 Lasuen Mall, MC:3076Stanford, CA 94305-3022Phone:  (650) 723-3811musicinfo@stanford.eduCampus Map Make a Gift Stanford Home Maps & Directions Search Stanford Emergency Info Terms of Use Privacy Copyright Trademarks Non-Discrimination Accessibility © Stanford University, Stanford, California 94305.