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Performer, educator, producer, or composer: At 澳门新普京注册, we're big enough for a lot of variety but small enough for you to be a part of it. Our dedicated faculty will guide you to achieve your potential and play in our many active ensembles, from wind and jazz to choir and opera workshop. Explore our diverse degree options and make 澳门新普京注册 Music your destination to prepare for a rewarding career as a music professional.
Connecting the World Through Song
Connecting the World Through Song
Sunday, March 2, 3:00 p.m.
Townsend Center for the Performing Arts
澳门新普京注册 Concert Choir and Chamber Singers celebrate musical diversity by featuring selections from around the globe, beginning with the Zulu folk song “Kwela Kwela” and ending with Shawn Kirchner’s exciting arrangement of the American song “Unclouded Day.” Songs from Scotland, France, Brazil, Korea and other countries will be interspersed throughout the concert. Please plan to join the 澳门新普京注册 Concert Choir and Chamber Singers as they connect you to people and cultures around the world.
Performances
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Land Your Dream Job
As a music graduate, performing and teaching are just two of the ways you can develop your music career. Jobs directly related to your degree include music producer, music therapist, musician, private music teacher, secondary school teacher, sound designer, and sound engineer just to name a few.
Ensembles
Ensembles
Join our premiere ensembles and learn by experience with your peers, professors, and visiting musicians. Our ensembles are open to students of all majors and hold regular performances for campus and community in our many venues.
- Wind, Jazz, and Brass Ensembles
- Choirs, Chamber Singers, and Opera Workshop
- Marching, Basketball, and Symphonic Bands
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Unmatched Courses
"At West Georgia, you get so many opportunities to shine. I can’t name many people who as undergraduate music majors received the chance to have a world premiere by an ensemble. Professors like Dr. Cale Self and Dr. Kevin Hibbard have helped me refine my craft and find my own voice through my writing.”
– Katahj Copley '21, Composer