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Associate in Fine Arts - Music Performance

As a music major and future professional performer, you can spend your first two years at L&C and then transfer to a four-year institution for your last two years. Our associate’s degree programs are excellent stepping stones.

You’ll gain a solid background in general studies, plus music courses that range from music theory to applied instruction in every division of musical instrumentation: keyboard, ensemble, wind, percussion, strings, and voice. Electives will also include the study and performance of jazz, spirituals, opera, Broadway, electronic music and non-Western music.

The AFA degree program also features vocal performances through Limited Edition and a practicum in musical theater.


If you intend to major in music business, music theory, jazz studies, jazz performance, theory/composition, sacred music or music pedagogy, you will follow curriculum guidelines that may vary from those specified in the AA, AS or the AFA Degree.

Offerings

Music Performance | AFA degree
Music Performance | AA degree

This degree is a general education degree with a music performance emphasis.

Music Performance | AS degree

This degree is a general education degree with a music performance emphasis.

Transfer Options

To transfer as a junior into a BFA program or a BA or BS program with a major in music, you should select either AFA or the AA or AS degree options in consultation with your music department advisor and the four-year institution.

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    Contact Info

    Jill Lane
    Dean, Liberal Arts and Business
    Caldwell Hall, Room 2333
    (618) 468-4900
    fax (618) 468-7171
    jlane@lc.edu

    Gail Drillinger
    Division Assistant
    Caldwell Hall, Room 5309
    (618) 468-4701
    fax (618) 468-7701
    gdrillin@lc.edu