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Music Program

About the Music Program

Explore musical expression, performance, and cultural perspectives through Music coursework at Texas A&M University–San Antonio. Students can develop instrumental and vocal skills while studying music theory, composition, and the contributions of musicians across historical periods.

Course offerings include applied piano and guitar lessons, music appreciation, voice, and performance ensembles. This coursework complements other academic studies and does not independently confer a degree. Students should consult an academic advisor about course selection and prerequisites.

Career Opportunities

Combined with relevant education, training, and performance experience, Music coursework can support career interests such as:

  • Vocal and Instrumental Performance
  • Music Composition
  • Private Music Instruction
  • Arts Administration
  • Community Arts Programming

Key Distinctions

Applied piano and guitar lessons feature instruction tailored to each student’s skill level. University Voices offers collaborative choral performance, while Mariachi Ensemble emphasizes traditional Mexican music and practical performance skills. Students can also explore healthy singing techniques, create original compositions in Music Theory, and study women’s contributions to Western music. These offerings connect musical practice with creative and historical exploration.

Explore Music courses in the University Catalog.