Program Overview

Master of Music in Composition

The Master of Music in Composition is a graduate program that offers students the opportunity to develop their skills in composition and music production. Students in this program take individual lessons with renowned composition faculty and workshop developing material with a community of other composers.

Program Details

• The program provides opportunities for students to hear new work performed by select ensembles drawn from current students, recent alumni of our performance programs, and visiting artists.
• Academic classes provide opportunities for a rigorous engagement with analytic techniques, musicological thought, and music production.
• Admission to the program is by portfolio, which should include two or three recent works.

Requirements

• The program has specific requirements, including a course map and non-curricular requirements.
• Students are expected to meet these requirements in order to graduate from the program.

Audition Registration

• The deadline for audition registration is a week prior to the audition date based on the instrument.
• For example, if voice auditions are on February 25, the application deadline will be February 18.

Location and Hours

• The Music Building is located at Room 203, Queens College, CUNY, 65-30 Kissena Blvd, Queens, NY 11367.
• Office hours are Monday Thursday: 9:00 am 5:00 pm, Friday 9:00 am 5:00 pm (Remote).

Master of Music in Classical Performance

The Master of Music in Classical Performance is another graduate program offered by the university.

Program Details

• The program provides students with the opportunity to develop their skills in classical performance.
• Students in this program work with renowned faculty and have the opportunity to perform with select ensembles.

Research Areas

The university has various research centers and institutes, including:

• The John D. Calandra Italian American Institute
• The Barry Commoner Center for Health and the Environment
• The Asian and Asian American Research Institute

Academic Support

The university offers various academic support services, including:

• Academic advising
• Tutoring
• Writing center
• Learning commons

Student Life

The university offers a range of student life activities, including:

• Clubs and organizations
• Campus events
• Student leadership opportunities
• Religious organizations

Administration

The university is administered by:

• The President's Office
• The Provost's Office
• The Budget and Finance Office
• The Communications and Marketing Office

Facilities

The university has various facilities, including:

• The Music Building
• The Library
• The Student Union
• The Campus Recreation Center