About the BA in Music Degree
Why Study Music at Cedarville?
Develop the musical gifts God has given you, and unlock your potential with a distinctly Christian Bachelor of Arts in music degree. At Cedarville, Bach's famous phrase "Soli Deo Gloria" — for the glory of God alone — is more than just a slogan. It's the mission that drives all we do as we seek to honor the Master Creator through our craft. More than just pursuing your passion, you'll be challenged to deepen your understanding of music and serve God with your talents.
In this nationally accredited program, you'll be mentored and inspired by accomplished professors. Tailor your education to match your unique interests by choosing primary and secondary concentrations. Whatever focus you choose, you'll receive training in a range of musical styles. The real-world skills and knowledge you gain will more than prepare you for your career or further studies in graduate school. Graduates of Cedarville's music program are well-equipped to serve as composers, studio musicians, and more.
If you're passionate about music but pursuing another major, further your knowledge with a music minor! You'll gain practical experience that solidifies your ability to worship God through your musical gifts.
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Biblical Worldview
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Mentoring Christian Faculty
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Exceptional Facilities
You'll learn and practice your discipline in state-of-the-art facilities.
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Cedarville Hosts a Free Andrew Peterson Concert
Andrew Peterson, acclaimed singer-songwriter, will perform at Cedarville University on Thursday, March 21, in the Dixon Ministry Center. The free concert begins at 7 p.m. and is open to the public. -
Masterworks Concert: Melody & Myth - Fate & Fire
Cedarville University’s orchestra and wind symphony will present “Melody & Myth - Fate & Fire” on March 22 at 7 p.m. in the James T. Jeremiah Chapel inside the Dixon Ministry Center.