Write a sonata. Compose and produce a full-scale opera. Publish your
research in a prestigious journal. Conduct the Dartmouth Chamber Orchestra.
Record an original musical piece. Perform in a student musical. Sing with the
Glee Club, the Handel Society, the Chamber Singers, the Gospel Choir, or one of
the many a cappella groups on campus. Play in the Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra,
the Barbary Coast Jazz Ensemble, the Dartmouth Wind Symphony, the World Music
Percussion Ensemble, the Dartmouth College Marching Band. Form your own chamber
group or rock band. Study music and performance in London. Attend concerts by
world-renowned musicians. Come to our free bi-weekly Vaughan Recital Series
recitals - or play in one yourself. Jam at a local jazz club. Welcome to Music
at Dartmouth!
Music Department programs and facilities are open to all. Check out our web
site for full details on majoring or minoring in music, creating your own
modified music major, or participating in our Individual Instruction Program,
as well as a complete list of Music Course Listings. You may also get details
about our practice rooms, borrowing and storing instruments, our Foreign Study
Program in London, our Bregman Studio, our graduate program in Electro-Acoustic
Music, job opportunities for students in the Music Department, and a current
schedule of our recitals, lectures, and other events.
The Admissions Office of the College welcomes the submission of
supplementary materials from prospective students who have demonstrated
significant achievement in curricular and extra curricular areas. Recordings of
musical performance and original compositions sent to the Admissions office are
evaluated by members of the Department of Music. Submission of recordings is
not required, and a student's application for admission to Dartmouth is not
jeopardized by the lack of these materials
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