FAMT 200: Music Theory I
Students gain fluency in four-part writing and voice-leading principles, analysis of music literature, the identification and use of nonchord tones and other theoretical concepts.
Music Performance
Bachelor of Arts
Hone your talent and creative expression.
Are you a creative, disciplined person who has dreams of becoming a musician? Would you like to take your practice to the next level? If so, you may be interested in pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Music Performance.
The Bachelor of Arts in Music Performance is for the music major who, in addition to having the desire to study music as an academic discipline, also demonstrates exceptional performance skills and the required dedication and commitment that comes with a demanding practice schedule for the entirety of their academic career. Music majors with an emphasis in performance are expected to participate in applied lessons and ensembles every semester, once they have declared the major. Performance majors have added studies in Techniques and Performance and advanced ensembles. Performance majors prepare and present public recitals in both their junior and senior years. The Department currently offers the Performance Emphasis in the applied areas of voice, piano, guitar, oboe, clarinet, flute, bassoon, recorder, violin, viola and cello.
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Program Snapshot
Course Format
On-campus courses
Academic Term
16-week semesters
Priority Application Deadlines
Early Action: Oct. 15
First-Year Students: Jan. 1
Transfer Students: June 1
Sample Music Performance Classes
FAMT 201: Aural Skills I
Gain fluency in sight singing and dictation of diatonic melodies, sight reading rhythms using subdivision and syncopation, and performance of various diatonic chord progressions.
FAMR 404: Senior Recital
Seniors perform at least 45 minutes of music that demonstrates a wide variety of abilities, musical styles and capacity for memorization.
Program Details
Get all the details on our B.A. Music Performance program, including course requirements and application materials.
Music Performance Career Paths
Musical Performer
Perform music as a member of a band or ensemble, or as a solo performer on one or multiple instruments.
Accompanist
Accompany and support singers, dancers, musical performers and other instrumentalists for performances and rehearsals.
Composer
Craft and compose each element of musical pieces for bands, movies and television or musical theater performances.
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Regis University follows in the heritage of the Jesuit Catholic order, prioritizing the development of the whole person while preparing you for the modern world. Learn more about our tradition of excellence and the benefits of a Jesuit education.
How to Apply
To apply to the B.A. Music Performance program, you will need:
- Completed online application
- Official high school transcripts
- Personal statement
The first step in the application process is to contact an admissions counselor, who can help you through the entire application process, evaluate your prior learning credit (AP, IB, etc.) and provide information regarding financial aid and tuition assistance.
Tuition for the 2027-2028 academic year (fall/spring): $48,440
Thanks to scholarships and grants, most first-year undergraduate Regis students pay less than the full tuition amount, making a Regis education more affordable than you might think.
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Your total cost of attendance will include tuition, fees, books and other costs like basic living expenses, but the net price you pay may be lower after any scholarships and grants you might receive.
A Culture of Excellence
The Bachelor of Arts in Music Performance is offered by the Music Program in the Fine and Performing Arts Department within Regis College.