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Double Major vs. Dual Degree Programs and What They Mean for College Music Majors

A young woman is sitting on the floor in front of a keyboard. She is writing on a piece of paper. Behind her is an amp and electric guitar.

Choosing a major in college or music school is difficult enough, but choosing more than one major – or even more than one degree – presents a whole new set of challenges. Understanding the differences between double majors and dual degree programs is essential for making the right decisions about your future.

Beginner Music Theory Aspiring College Music Majors Need to Know

In my many years of teaching in elementary, high school, and in college, I found it best to explain to students they must learn — even master — music theory in three ways: in your head, on music manuscript paper, and on a melodic chordal instrument. Only then can you feel comfortable and say you really know and understand the areas of basic music theory.

Jaime García-Añoveros III Aims for a Double-Major in Composition and Philosophy

Jaime Garcia Anoveros plays the violin accompanied by a pianist.

Jaime García-Añoveros III is a lifelong violin player who, in his teenage years, began taking composition more seriously. Having played and performed for most of his life, music school seemed an important next step in his development as a composer and as an artist.

5 Experts Weigh In: What is Good Music Practicing?

A woman is seated at a drum set practicing.

Practice. It’s the quintessential labor of any artist who wishes to hone their skills and advance their abilities, but in my decades of experience counseling music students, I’ve found almost everyone struggles at some point to develop the routine that works best for them. That’s because there isn’t only one way to practice.

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