Special Events
The 2008–2009 Festival Series opens September 19 with renowned jazz violinist Regina Carter. Carter returns to Kobacker Hall at 8 p.m. for what will surely
be a night to remember. Advanced tickets are $30, $25 and $18. Tickets purchased the day of the event are $3 more.
 “Thank you for your interest in Bowling Green State University!
“The College of Musical Arts serves a variety of constituencies; we offer music degree programs for undergraduate, master’s and doctoral students, ensemble participation for all students, and outreach and concert programs for the campus and region. I welcome you and hope that you will enjoy learning more about the College.
“I am proud of the distinguished record of accomplishment and service the College of Musical Arts provides our campus and
our region. In the pages that follow, I invite you to learn about auditions (undergraduate, master’s and doctoral) and scholarship opportunities, how to join a music ensemble or take music lessons. I invite you to attend an upcoming concert or enjoy our renowned Festival Series. You can join Pro Musica, our community organization that supports educational travel for our students, or directly contact one of our faculty members.
“Prospective students, enrolled students, alumni, parents and friends are all welcome. Whatever your desired relationship with us, there is some appropriate level of engagement
available for you. Please join us.”
Richard Kennell, Dean
Bowling Green State University’s College of Musical Arts has earned a reputation as one of the country’s outstanding collegiate music programs. The college provides training for
students pursuing professional and teaching degrees in music. Its graduates hold appointments in a multitude of colleges and
universities, private and public schools, as well as successful and fulfilling careers as professional musicians, composers,
arts administrators and private studio teachers.
The college offers a full range of baccalaureate and graduate degree programs to a student body numbering approximately 550 under the guidance of nearly 60 distinguished, full-time faculty.
Undergraduate majors are available in music education, music performance, music composition, jazz studies, world music and music history. Minors are available in jazz studies and recording technology; special curricular options include church music.
Master’s degrees include music education (three specializations), music performance (nine specializations), music composition, music theory,
music history and ethnomusicology.
The Doctor of Musical Arts in Contemporary Music is offered with specializations in composition and performance studies.
The college brings the joy of music to Bowling Green and the surrounding communities with over 500 concerts, recitals and
public events each year. The college’s musical calendar features more than 25 performing ensembles, plus a variety of student chamber music groups and soloists. In addition, two fully staged operas are produced annually. Student and faculty ensembles from the college frequently perform at state and national conferences.
Faculty soloists and ensembles have garnered accolades both in the United States and abroad, and compositions by faculty composers
have also received national and worldwide performances. The college’s music education, musicology and theory faculty regularly
present papers and sessions at professional conferences, and many are recognized for their publications and writings.
With its tradition of excellence, the college’s heritage provides a foundation for quality and growth for the 21st century.
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