- Nazareth Strengths
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Example Careers/Outcomes
- Composer
- Music librarian
- Musicologist
- Liturgical musician
- Ethnomusicologist
- Jazz musician
Internships/Field Experiences
- Sibley Music Library
- Leo Kestenberg Musikschule, Berlin, Germany
- Glimmerglass Opera Company
- Staatliches Institut fur Musikforschung, Berlin, Germany
Graduate Schools/Employers
- Eastman School of Music
- University of Maryland
- Temple University
- University of Pittsburgh
- Composer
Alumni Spotlight
Jack Allocco, '72
Allocco has won a career-total of six Daytime Emmy Awards, the most recent one for Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition for a Drama Series (The Bold and the Beautiful). Allocco is a composer, conductor, music producer, and director whose career spans television, film, and theatre. See More
Bachelor of Arts in Music
A degree in Music from Nazareth College not only prepares students to be accomplished musicians, it immerses them in the study of music from multiple perspectives. Our goal is to develop musical ambassadors who bring music to the community through performance and instruction.
In addition to academic instruction, the program gives students the opportunity to become technically proficient and artistically expressive musicians. You'll learn from professors who are highly trained artists and active performers. You'll find an intensive focus on private lessons, many performance opportunities, and a supportive environment that lets you perfect your talent from the first day of college to the last. Many students enrolled in the B.A. program have declared second majors in areas such as mathematics, psychology, and communications and rhetoric.
Program Highlights
- This broad-based liberal arts degree provides students an opportunity to combine their interest in the art of music with complimentary liberal arts disciplines that allow them to pursue employment in a variety of nontraditional and emerging vocational fields.
- Students have many opportunities to perform. This includes playing in local orchestras, performing with the Mercury Opera, singing in local churches, giving concerts in Poland and participating in Community Theater.
Program Director
Zbigniew Granat, Ph.D.
zgranat4@naz.edu
585-389-2703
Dr. Granat studied musicology at Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland, and Boston University, where he completed his doctoral dissertation. His research interests include the history of twentieth-century music (especially the avant-garde of the 1950s and 1960s, “sonorism,” music in the Cold War), musical aesthetics, history of music theory, ethnomusicology, and jazz.




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