The General Music Minor at the University at Buffalo is perfect for students majoring in non-music disciplines who want to enrich their academic and personal lives through the transformative power of music. This program provides foundational skills in music theory and history while allowing students to pursue their interests in areas like composition, music production and electronic music.
The General Music Minor provides a unique opportunity to deepen your musical knowledge and skills, complementing your primary field of study. Explore, create and perform while earning a versatile credential to enhance your academic journey.
All General Music Minors are required to participate in two Department of Music ensembles of their choice, ensuring hands-on performance experience.
The General Music Minor requires 20 credit hours. Students must earn a C or higher in all music coursework.
Three courses from the following (9 credits):
General Music Minors are eligible for applied music lessons, but must first audition.
Discover how the General Music Minor can complement your education and unlock new creative possibilities.
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