Syracuse University

The bachelor of music (B.M.) degree stresses the development of technical skills, repertory, poise, and overall musicianship. Your studies include work in your principal and secondary performing areas, music history, and various ensembles.

You will be well prepared in a variety of genres and styles. In addition to developing classical technique, you can study in such areas as jazz, free improvisation, and Brazilian music, among others. You can be a part of the performance scene both on and off-campus.