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Year 1 – Foundations in Music
Year 2 – Analytical and Creative Growth
Year 3 – Specialization and Exploration
Year 4 – Capstone and Independent Work
Graduates of the Music program at Brown build careers where creativity, technical expertise, and critical thinking are essential. Many pursue roles as composers, performers, music educators, or sound designers, working in schools, studios, production companies, or arts organizations. Others apply their musical training in media, technology, therapy, or arts administration, showcasing how adaptable musical knowledge can be across industries. Alumni have also found success in graduate programs for musicology, ethnomusicology, or music production. The program equips students with both discipline and artistic vision, supporting careers that blend passion with innovation.
Brown’s music program thrives on creative freedom, academic depth, and interdisciplinary possibility. Students benefit from a curriculum that supports both structured learning and exploratory creation, all within a university culture that values originality and collaboration. The department fosters an inclusive environment with diverse ensemble offerings, state-of-the-art studios, and access to faculty who are active composers, theorists, and performers. Whether aiming for professional musicianship or broader cultural engagement, students receive a well-rounded and empowering music education that prepares them for a world where artistic expression and analytical skill are increasingly interconnected.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +1 401 863 1000
Email: admissions@brown.edu
Address: University of Brown, Providence, RI 02912, United States