This concentration is offered within the Bachelor of Music program.
Your future in the classroom
You’ll inspire the next generation of musicians as a music educator. This degree prepares you to lead choirs, guide ensembles, and foster a love for music in students of all ages. Come gain the technical skills and teaching methods to run a successful music program.
Teaching through piano and choral arts
The piano-choral concentration is designed specifically for students who want to become choir directors or teachers who utilize piano as their primary instructional tool. Curriculum combines rigorous musical training with essential pedagogical strategies. You’ll be prepared to handle the unique demands of a choral music program.
Your path to certification
- Choral conducting techniques. Gain essential skills for leading vocal ensembles.
- Music for children. Learn effective strategies for teaching younger students.
- Choral materials. Discover repertoire and resources for various skill levels.
- Keyboard skills. Refine your piano playing for classroom instruction.
- Scoring and arranging. Develop the ability to customize music for your specific ensemble.
During your final semester, you’ll complete clinical teaching in public schools. This hands-on experience allows you to apply what you've learned in real classrooms. You’ll work alongside experienced teachers and gain perspective on daily school life.
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Requirements Degree mapIs this program accredited?
Yes, by the NASM.
Will I become eligible for TEA teacher certification?
Yes.
Apply to SFA's music program
The School of Music application is a two-part process. Your acceptance into the music program is contingent upon successful admission to SFA. These two application processes may be completed at the same time.
All the information you need is below, or you can contact us with specific questions.
When you're ready to begin, complete the online School of Music application.
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