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Are you drawn to the excitement of entertainment? Ever wonder how concerts, recordings and productions get brought to life? Jobs that are inside the music industry have the bright lights, perks and the love of music rolled into one. By pursuing TROY’s bachelor’s in music with a concentration in music industry, you can see where music will take you.

Troy University’s music industry degree is designed to provide you with a solid foundation of time-tested business practices, along with changing technology trends combined with in-depth musical study. All your classes are taught by highly skilled faculty within the John M. Long School of Music who are world-class teachers, scholars, conductors, composers and performers.

Throughout your music industry classes at Troy University you will receive instruction in areas including song writing, recording studios, music technologies, studio repair, marketing of recorded music, arts management and concert producing. Within your courses, you will learn more about diverse musical traditions from around the globe and gain an understanding of the practices and inter-relationships within the music industry including the areas of retail, recording, distribution, legal aspects, publishing media and employment. You will also study computer-based applications currently used in the music industry for audio production including MIDI sequencing, multi-track recording, audio editing and music notation.

The music industry is a vibrant and exciting merger of art and business. In TROY’s music industry program, you are provided with real-world, educational experiences designed to prepare you for a professional career in music. Whether in the form of an internship or volunteering to invest your time and talents in local productions, you can take advantage of all the opportunities TROY’s music industry program offers to gain hands-on experience while pursing your degree. By playing a part in concerts, festivals and recording studio sessions, you can produce a diverse portfolio to help you impress future employers as you prepare to enter the industry.

Careers

• Music Composer and Arranger
• Music Director
• Musical Instrument Repairer and Tuner
• Musician, Instrumental
• Singer