Music Performance - Guitar

• Bachelor of Music
• Major

Stetson University's BM in Guitar Performance is 32 units and offers you a solid foundation in instrumental technique, performance, repertoire, pedagogy and musicianship in preparation for careers in performance, advanced-level teaching or graduate study. The School of Music is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music and offers a six-to-one student-faculty ratio, award-winning ensembles and exceptionally talented faculty. 

Why Music Performance - Guitar at Stetson University?

The 6:1 student-faculty ratio and 220-student enrollment across the entire School of Music mean you receive personal attention from artist-teachers who are professionally active performers. 

The program prepares you specifically as a musician, developing the confidence, artistry, and technical ability to audition for graduate programs, build a teaching studio, and manage a professional performance career.

Learn more about the School of Music.

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“The mentorship and individual attention I received have shaped me today.”

— Natalie Wlodarczyk '01

Career Outcomes

Stetson University's Guitar program will prepare you for graduate studies in music or for a career as a professional artist, performer or teacher. The amount of performance experience you gain equips you with confidence, artistry and technical ability.  Alumni have continued their studies, received Fulbright Scholarships and secured teaching assistantships at prestigious institutions such as the Yale School of Music, the Peabody Conservatory, the University of Florida, the Florida State University and the Real Conservatorio de Madrid, among others. 

Meet the Faculty

Our distinguished and diverse faculty are deeply committed to your success and will serve as teachers, mentors and collaborators. This program does not have just one or two faculty members teaching courses. Rather, all of the School of Music faculty serve as mentors. Your faculty advisor and the Assistant Dean of Student Affairs have the expertise to help you structure your degree, and your studio teacher will help develop your passion and potential in music.

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EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING

At Stetson, learning goes beyond the classroom. You'll have opportunities to build real-world experience through internships, research, community engagement and other experiential learning opportunities.

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