Program Overview

Introduction to the Program

The Texas Tech University graduate conducting program offers rigorous degree plans with extensive podium experiences and individualized instruction in Choral, Orchestral, and Wind Conducting.

Program Details

Students have opportunities to work with various ensembles, including orchestras, choirs, concert and athletic bands, new music ensemble, chamber ensembles, conducting classes, and other areas across campus. Students receive private lessons in their principal area and have options to study in cross-curricular disciplines.

Areas of Study

• Choral Conducting
• Orchestral Conducting
• Wind Conducting

Curriculum

The program includes a range of coursework and performance opportunities, with students having access to a variety of resources and faculty expertise.

Degree Options

• Masters of Music in Conducting
• Doctor of Music Arts in Conducting

Admissions

All graduate students seeking admission to the TTU School of Music must apply through the university's application process.

Tuition

The university offers a tuition estimator tool to help students plan for their educational expenses.

Program Resources

Students have access to a range of resources, including private lessons, cross-curricular disciplines, and performance opportunities with various ensembles.