Music Performance - Organ

• Bachelor of Music
• Major

Stetson University's BM in Organ Performance is 32 units and covers a diverse repertoire of expression on the organ and harpsichord. You will study in weekly lessons, master classes, and recitals on the 54-rank Beckerath organ, one of the finest instruments available to an undergraduate organ student in the region. 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 - Organ at Stetson University?

As an organist, you'll study under the guidance of our highly experienced faculty, who will guide you in weekly lessons and master classes on the magnificent 54-Rank Beckerath organ housed in Lee Chapel. Organ study at Stetson includes ensemble participation and experience in conducting and choral music.  The rigorous academic coursework and high-performance expectations are designed to prepare you for top graduate schools and for careers in church work or performance settings. 

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• Music
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“I love the challenges, excitement and depth of sound you can get.”

— Josiah Armes ’07 

Career Outcomes

Organ graduates pursue careers in church music, concert performance, and graduate study. Demand for qualified organists is consistent across religious institutions, concert venues, and universities.  Stetson receives multiple requests per year for help in procuring short-term or long-term paid organists. Career paths include:

• Church Musician and Organist at religious institutions
• Concert Organist and Solo Recitalist
• Choral Director and Choir Accompanist
• Graduate student in organ performance
• Music Educator
• Harpsichordist for early music ensembles

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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