Christ-followers to develop your musical gift for global impact.
Significant scholarships available!
MUSIC AT GORDON
Engage in musical opportunities to serve, lead, teach and perform. Join a community of
Significant scholarships available!
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Be inspired and trained through an innovative curriculum and hands-on experience.
Be nurtured by faculty at the top of their field. Be inspired and trained through an innovative curriculum and hands-on experience.
Be nurtured by faculty at the top of their field. Be inspired and trained through an innovative curriculum and hands-on experience.
Be nurtured by faculty at the top of their field.
Significant scholarships available!
MUSIC AT GORDON
DEGREE PROGRAMS
B.M. in Music Education
B.M. in Performance
B.A. in Music
B.M. in Performance
» Music in Worship concentration
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B.A. in Music
B.M. in Performance
Starting in August we accept applications for Fall 2024.
B.A. in Music
» Composition concentration
Minor in Music
» Music in Worship concentration
Minor in Musical Theater
» Composition concentration
Master of Music in Music Education
Minor in Music
Minor in Musical Theater
Master of Music in Music Education
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GORDON COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
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B.M. in Music Education
DEGREE PROGRAMS
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MMEA welcomes you to the 2023 Maine All-State BOC Festival!
May 20, 2023
Dear Friends and Family,
On behalf of the Maine Music Educators Association, THANK YOU for joining us this weekend. Whether you are a musician, educator, chaperone, audience member or parent, you are part of an extraordinary event! A festival of this magnitude takes an enormous amount of work. Please join me in recognizing many of the people who make this weekend possible:
Wenham, Massachusetts www.gordon.edu/music
that our checks are signed and delivered in a timely fashion.
Hanna Flewelling, MMEA Publications Editor and Media Chair for our professional publications and our online messaging
GORDON COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
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Starting in August we accept applications for Fall 2024.
Be inspired and trained through an innovative curriculum and hands-on experience. Engage in musical opportunities to serve, lead, teach and perform. Join a community of Christ-followers to develop your musical gift for global impact.
Band Manager, Kyle Smith of Westbrook HS, Orchestra Manager, John Lawson of MSAD54, SATB Chorus Manager, Ashley Albert of Brunswick HS, and SSAA Co-Managers, Julia Edwards of RSU 16 & Colin Graebert of John Bapst HS. Last but not least, our amazing All State Festival Coordinator, Kristen Thomas of Mt. Ararat HS and Loren Fields of Lawrence HS, our Chaperone Coordinator.
As many of you know, this weekend of music making coincides with the MMEA Conference for music educators across the state. We provide two full days of professional development in all music content areas. A very special thank you to our Conference Chair, Bill Buzza of Edward Little HS for organizing such an amazing event. Thank you to our content area VPs for finding outstanding clinicians from Maine and across the country to share knowledge with our educators. Caitlin Geishaker of MSAD11, PK-5 General Music, Dr. Christian Giddings of Noble HS, 6-12 General Music, Sarah Dow of Auburn Schools, Band, Linda Vaillancourt of North Yarmouth Academy, Orchestra, Drew Albert of Camden HS, Chorus, and Michael Sakash of Fryeburg Academy & George Redman of Bangor HS, Jazz. Thank you also to our Conference Registrar, Jon Simonoff of SAD32.
Be nurtured by faculty at the top of their field.
None of this week’s events are possible without the amazing hosts here at UMaine. Christopher G. White, Director of Symphonic Band and Athletic Bands, Dr. Rebecca DeWan, Libra Assistant Professor of Choral/General Music Education, and Dr. Phil Edelman, Director of the School of Performing Arts, Theresa McMannus, Director of Events and Hospitality, Bobbi-Jo Cochrane, Assistant Director of Theater Operations, and Scott Stitham, Technical Director-Collins Center
MMEA Executive Committee members: Sandra Barry-Past President, Matthew Waite-President-Elect, Beth LaBrie-Executive Director, and the MMEA Board members for endeavoring to bring the best experiences possible to students.
Sarah Bailey, MMEA Treasurer of Greeley HS for making sure
An additional special Thank You to our outstanding Executive Director, Beth LaBrie. She is our only employee and someone who works far and above her part-time status to make sure that the machine of MMEA runs smoothly.
Significant scholarships available!
Fred Grant, owner of WHOU.LIVE for providing the livestream feed and All State Concert recordings for those unable to attend in person.
The efforts of these colleagues are in addition to their daily work as music educators. Their vision for this event and ded ication to your music students is unmatched.
MUSIC AT GORDON
We are all so very fortunate to be here this weekend cele brating the universal language of Music. There is no greater challenge than collaborating with others in an effort to convey an emotional moment using only sound. There is also no greater reward than touching the hearts of others through music. I often tell my students that there would be a lot less war and conflict in the world if there were more music making. You cannot truly succeed in music without collaboration, empathy, compromise, accountability, hu mility, mindfulness, and many more of the attributes we commonly consider advantageous. Imagine if all of the leaders of nations came together once a month to make mu sic. That would be an educational moment to say the least. I will close with a quote from one of my high school music students, “The essence of your life all depends on music.”
As you enjoy the performances today and experience all that music brings to you, take a moment to consider the innumerable hours of practice, rehearsal, and planning on the parts of young musicians and educators. Behind ev ery musical ensemble performance is an individual effort, a high degree of group collaboration, and a willingness to take risks. Our musicians and educators have persevered through unprecedented events and continue to do so. They deserve our highest respect and support as we all strive to bring out standing music education experiences to all students.
B.M. in Music Education B.M. in Performance B.A. in Music » Music in Worship concentration » Composition concentration Minor in Music Minor in Musical Theater Master of Music in Music Education
Thank you for being part of this event!
DEGREE PROGRAMS
President, Maine Music Educators Association
2023 All-State Orchestra
Robert Lehmann, Director John Lawson, Manager
Romanian Folk Dances
Lyric for Strings
Perseus
Finale: Allegro con spirito from Serenade for Strings in C, Op. 48
2023 All-State Concert Band
Trae Blanco, Director
Kyle Smith, Manager
Bela Bartok 1881-1945
George Walker 1922-2018
Soon Hee Newbold b. 1974
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky 1840-1893
Mother of a Revolution!
Into the Silent Land
Rusty Buckets (and other Juke Joints)
Fanfare Habayusa
2023 All-State SSAA Choir
Dr. Rachel A. Cornacchio, Director
Dr. Laura Artesani, Accompanist
Colin Graybert & Julia Edwards, Managers
Omar Thomas b. 1984
Steve Danyew b.1983
Carol Brittin Chambers b.1970
Satoshi Yagisawa b.1975
Ad amore
Rise, My Soul
Broken
I Cannot Dance, O Lord
My God is a Rock (In a Weary Land) By Night
Featuring Drew Albert (Percussion), Bill Bell (Violin), and Andria Bacon (Cello)
2023 All-State SATB Choir
Z. Randall Stroope, Director
Amy Irish, Accompanist
Ashley Albert, Manager
Lee R. Kesselman b.1951
Susan LaBarr b. 1981
Dominic DiOrio b.1984
Stephen Paulus 1949-2014
Daniel Kallman b.1956
Elaine Hagenberg b.1979
Lamentations of Jeremiah
Liebst du um Schönheit
When the Thunder Comes Song to the Moon
Alleluia
Z. Randall Stroope b.1953
Clara Wieck Schumann (1819-1896)
Arr. James McCullough b.1939
Mari Esabel Valverde b. 1987
Z. Randall Stroope b.1953
Elaine Hagenberg b.1979
NOTE: This concert includes copyrighted material and recording without permission of the publisher may be a violation of US Copyright law. Please refrain from audio/video recording and flash photography.
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Music Liberal Studies
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Music Education
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Musicology
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Admittance to the Music Department is dependent upon completion of a successful audition and acceptance to the University.
Robert Lehmann is Professor of Music at the University of Southern Maine Osher School of Music where he conducts the Southern Maine Symphony Orchestra and the Portland Youth Symphony Orchestra. In addition to his duties at USM, he is Music Director of the North Shore Philharmonic Orchestra and the White Mountain Bach Festival. He holds degrees in Violin Performance from the University of the Pacific, the Eastman School and Boston University, and has been a fellow at the Aspen Festival American Academy of Conducting and at the Conductors Institute at Bard College. Dr.Lehmann has concertized as violinist and conductor, in his native Mexico, throughout the US, Central America, Europe, and Ukraine. He has been of frequent guest conductor with the Portland Symphony, Portland Ballet, and has conducted All-State and Festival Orchestras from Maine to California and Hawaii. He has been an adjudicator the National Orchestra Festival at the ASTA National Convention and is in demand as a performer, conductor, teacher, speaker, and is listed in Who’s Who in American Music.
He has performed as first violinist of the Meliora Quartet and concertmaster of the Opera Maine Orchestra and the Choral Art Society. His CD, “Chamber Music for String by Manuel M. Ponce” was issued by Centaur Records in 2009. Prior to his appointment at USM, he was Music Director of the Mozart Society Orchestra at Harvard, and on the conducting staff of the Greater Boston, Rhode Island, and Empire State Youth Orchestras. He has given numerous word and regional premieres including Elliot Schwartz “Concerto VI: Mr. Jefferson”, Portland Ballet’s “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” and most recently Daniel Crozier’s double clarinet concerto “Spirit”, and Daniel Sonenberg’s “kintuskuroi”. His 2012 performance of Mahler’s Symphony No. 3 was named the top performance event of the Portland concert season by The Portland Press Herald.
2022 highlights have included return engagements to perform a recital at the American Church in Paris, with the Assisi (Italy) Performing Arts Music Festival and conducting the Festival Orchestra at the Region IX Texas Festival. 2023 will bring a faculty recital at USM featuring the Bartok Contrasts and Chausson Concerto for violin, piano and string quartet, and conducting the 2023 Maine All-State Festival Orchestra.
Dr. Lehmann primarily plays a 2014 Benjamin Ruth (Swampscott, MA) violin and resides in Scarborough, Maine with his wife Kim, a violist with the Portland Symphony Orchestra, and his partner in the “Lehmann Duo”.
Dr. Trae Blanco serves as Director of Bands at Butler University where he conducts the Wind Ensemble, teaches undergraduate and graduate conducting, and administers the band area. After completing his BME at New Mexico State University (NMSU), Dr. Blanco has served as Director of Bands at Las Cruces High School. Dr. Blanco holds a DMA in wind conducting from the Herberger Institute at Arizona State University, and a MM in Wind Conducting from the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University. Prior to coming to Butler, Dr. Blanco served as Director of Bands at Murray State, and the University of Southern Maine. In July 2015, Dr. Blanco was a guest conductor with the United States Army “Pershing’s Own” Concert Band in Washington, D.C. and in both 2015 and 2016 Dr. Blanco was a finalist in the American Prize in Wind Conducting. Dr. Blanco has published articles with the NBA and WASBE journals, and has been an invited presenter at the state conventions of West Virginia, Maine, The Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinic, and the 2019 WASBE International Convention in Bunol, Spain.
Dr. Rachel Cornacchio is Associate Professor of Music and Director of Music Education. As a public school educator, she has taught in New York, New Jersey, and Florida in grades K-12. Dr. Cornacchio served as an elementary general music specialist in Peekskill, NY and Director of Choral Activities at Newburgh Free Academy in Newburgh, NY. While in Newburgh, choirs and soloists under Dr. Cornacchio’s direction received top honors at solo and ensemble festivals. Community organizations with which she has worked include the Newburgh Symphonic Chorale and the Oregon Young Women’s Choir. Before coming to Messiah University, Dr. Cornacchio acted as Visiting Instructor at the University of Oregon where she directed the University Concert Choir and taught courses in Choral Music Education.
Dr. Cornacchio has presented papers at the regional, national, and international levels. Research interests include Conductor Expressivity, Adolescent Voices, and Making Music with Children ages 0-5. Her professional affiliations include the Music Educators National Conference, Pennsylvania Music Educators Association, American Choral Directors Association, and Pi Kappa Lambda. She currently serves as Repertoire & Standards Chair for Women’s Choirs for the American Choral Directors Association – PA. Dr. Cornacchio is active as a certified Music Together instructor, an early childhood music program.
Dr. Cornacchio is active as a guest conductor and clinician.
Z. Randall Stroope is an American composer and conductor. He has had recent conducting engagements in Hong Kong, Rome, Barcelona, Singapore, Canterbury Cathedral (England), Berliner Dom (Germany), Salzburger Dom (Austria), St. John (Canada), Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts (Washington, D.C.), Carnegie Hall (New York), and performed music for mass at the Vatican on 11 different occasions. He is also the Artistic Director for two summer music festivals in Europe and taught composition for FENIARCO (Italy choral conductors) in 2017 and 2018. Randall’s composition teachers were Cecil Effinger and Normand Lockwood, both students of the famous French teacher/ composer, Nadia Boulanger (student of Gabriel Fauré).
Randall has his own publishing entity (www.zrstroope.com) along with various copyists and a chief marketing assistant. He has written commissions for orchestras, soloists, choral ensembles, and works for combined forces. Recent commissions include works for Raffles Singers (Singapore), Michigan Choral Conductors Consortium, Arlington Master Chorale, West Point Military Academy, Müller Chamber Choir (Taiwan), among others. Some of his works also published by Oxford University Press, Alliance Music Publications (Houston), Carl Fischer, Santa Barbara Music Press (California), Colla Voce (Indiana) and others. His shorter choral works — best known of which are Conversion of Saul, Lamentations of Jeremiah, Amor de mi alma, Christi Mutter, We Behold Once Again the Stars, Go Lovely Rose, The Pasture, Revelation, Homeland, I Am Not Yours, Caritas et Amor, Song to the Moon, Inscription of Hope and In Paradisum — have sold four million copies. His choral cycle — Four Sonnets of Garcilaso (which contains Amor de mi alma) is also one of his most performed works. Extended works include Hodie! (This Day) for mixed chorus, brass/organ/percussion, Carmina Pax (a 30′ work premiered in 2018), for mixed chorus, orchestra, boy soloist, and baritone, American Rhapsody American Rhapsody for mixed chorus and brass quintet or strings, and his solo song cycle, Love’s Waning Seasons Love’s Waning Seasons. He has published many instrumental works, including Fanfare (brass/percussion/organ) and Amor de mi alma (wind ensemble). Randall is particularly drawn to the poetry of Sara Teasdale, George Herbert, Rainer Maria Rilke, James Agee and Robert Frost. Recordings of his works can be heard through Spotify, YouTube and his website (www.zrstroope.com).
Randall was a Professor of Music at three different universities (an Endowed Professor at two of them) –Rowan University (New Jersey), Oklahoma State University and the University of Nebraska. He has conducted 25 international choral tours and performed twice at the ACDA National Convention. He now guest conducts and composes full time from his studio in Florida and in New Mexico.
Randall completed a Master of Music (Voice Performance) degree at the University of Colorado Boulder, and Doctor of Musical Arts (Choral Conducting) degree at Arizona State University. He did post graduate work with Margaret Hillis, Chorus Master of the Chicago Symphony. As a recipient of the Australian-American Fulbright, he has also done work in western Australia. He and his wife, Cheryl, love to travel and spend time with family.
Amy Irish, NCTM, holds a Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance from the University of Maine at Orono, a Post Graduate Certificate in Piano Performance from the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama in Glasgow, Scotland and a Master of Music in Piano Pedagogy from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. She teaches applied and class piano at the University of Maine at Farmington as well as piano pedagogy at UMaine. She has run a successful private studio out of her home for over 10 years and has studio alumni who have gone on to pursue music in college and beyond. Amy regularly accompanies for soloists and choirs around the state of Maine, including solo and studio recitals, competitions, MMEA & ACDA festivals, the All State Mixed Chorus, and Maine Summer Youth Music Camp. She also performs regularly with the Bangor Symphony Orchestra. She is a member of Music Teachers National Association and is a Nationally Certified Teacher of Music through their organization. She is a two time president-elect of the state affiliate, MaineMTA, and will serve as president in 2024. Amy lives in Bangor with her husband, two cats and their enthusiastic Duck Toller, Mabel.
Dr. Laura Artesani is an Associate Professor in the School of Performing Arts at the University of Maine, where she teaches music education courses, advises music education majors and is the faculty advisor for the University of Maine Collegiate NAfME chapter. Dr. Artesani also serves as collaborative pianist for the University Singers and Recital Lab, and performs frequently in faculty and student recitals. She graduated summa cum laude from Barrington College in Rhode Island with a B.M. in Music Education, and received a M.M. in Piano Performance from the University of Maine. She earned a D.M.A. in Piano Performance from West Virginia University, where she was the recipient of the Swiger Teaching Fellowship for four years. Dr. Artesani has completed Level I-III of Orff Schulwerk Teacher Training, and is the recipient of a research grant from the American Orff Schulwerk Association. Articles that Dr. Artesani has written or co-authored have appeared in The Journal for Music Teacher Education, The Orff Echo and General Music Today. Highlights as a collaborative pianist include performing with Dr. Beth Wiemann at the International Clarinet Fest in Baton Rouge, LA; with Dr. Jack Burt at the Schagerl Brass Festival in Melk, Austria; and with Dr. Dan Barrett at the Eastern Trombone Workshop in Arlington, VA. In addition to her duties at the University of Maine, Dr. Artesani serves as organist/pianist and director of the Handbell Choir at the Church of Universal Fellowship in Orono. She has taught at the Lincoln School in Providence, RI; North Orrington and Center Drive schools in Orrington, ME; and the Stillwater Montessori School in Stillwater, ME.
Announcing the New Strategic Plan
“After two years of conversation, soul-searching, and deep introspection, NAfME has a new Strategic Plan that is unlike anything our association has created in its 115-year history. This new plan not only sets our direction for the future, but it also serves as a conceptual framework that outlines who we (NAfME members) are and why NAfME exists.”
—NAfME President Scott R. Sheehan
MISSION
NAfME is a collaborative community that supports music educators and advocates for equitable access to music education.
VISION
NAfME is an association where all people are heard, seen, and feel they belong throughout their lifelong experiences in music.
Read the full Strategic Plan at bit.ly/StrategicPlanNAfME.
MMEA Board
235+ members including working music educators, retired teachers, and collegiate students. Formally founded in 1917, MMEA is the oldest recognized state music educator association in the USA.
Our mission: To advance, advocate for, and expand access to music education in Maine. Our vision is advancing music education for all.
Executive Committee
President Andy Forster president@mainemea.org
President-Elect Matt Waite presidentelect@mainemea.org
Past-President Sandy Barry pastpresident@mainemea.org
Executive Director Beth LaBrie execdirector@mainemea.org
Board Officers
Secretary Cassie Cooper
Treasurer Sarah Bailey
G. Music K-5 VP Caitlin Geishaker
G. Music 6-12 VP Dr. Christian Giddings
Orchestra VP Linda Vaillancourt
Band VP Sarah Dow
Choral VP Drew Albert
Jazz VP George Redman
District Chairs
D1 Chair Missy Shabo
D2 Chair Erika Batalla Gates
D3 Chair Brandon Duras
D4 Chair Kris Vigue
D5 Chair Danielle Collins
D6 Chair OPEN
D7 Chair Pam Kinsey
Specialty Interest Chairs
DEIA Nathaniel Menifield
Music Teacher Education Dr. Philip Edelman
Tri-M Honors Society Maylinda Boynton
Advocacy Heidi Corliss
Retired Teachers Nora Krainis
MMEA Historian Sam Moore-Young
Teacher Mentor Erin Morrison
Collegiate Advisory Council Dr. Rebecca DeWan
Publication Staff
Webmaster Adam Metzler
Editor Hanna Flewelling
Social Media Hanna Flewelling
Conference & Festival Chairs
Conference Bill Buzza
Conference Registrar Jon Simonoff
Jazz Conference Assistant Mike Sakash
BOC All-State Festival Kristen Thomas
Jazz All-State Festival Rebecca Reed
All-State Auditions Brian Hutchinson
Instrumental Jazz Jason Priest
Vocal Jazz OPEN
Solo & Ensemble OPEN
State Festival Managers
BOC All-State SSAA Chorus Colin Graebert & Julia Edwards
BOC All-State SATB Chorus Ashley Albert
BOC All-State Orchestra John Lawson
BOC All-State Band Kyle Smith
Jazz All-State Honors Jazz Kyle Smith
Jazz All-State Jazz Band Craig Ouellette
Jazz All-State Combo Jason Priest
Jazz All-State SSAA Chorus Wendy Northrup
Jazz All-State SATB Chorus Ciara Hargroves
MMEA Past Presidents
Elbridge Pitcher 1916-1917
A.V. Sprague 1920
Gertrude Thorne 1921
Lilla Atherton 1922
Elbridge Pitcher 1923-1925
Eve Towne 1926
Dorothy Marden 1927-1929
Mary Stuart 1931-1932
Ethel Wardwell 1933
Fredrick A. Westcott 1934
Gertrude Smith 1935
H.A. Hurd 1936
Leland Whipple 1937-1939
Lilla Atherton 1939-1940
Mary Smart 1941-1942
Madeline Perazzi 1944-1947
Angela Tsika 1948-1949
Ary Dulfer 1950-1951
Ellen F. Blodgett 1952-1953
Elizabeth Canavan 1954-1955
Katherine Ela 1956-1957
Anna Crouse 1958-1960
Nina Bailey 1960-1961
Richard Barbeur 1962
Nina Bailey 1963
Edward Murphy 1964-1966
Paul Phelan 1966-1968
S. Merrill Shea 1968-1970
Aime Simoneau 1970-1972
Frank Stevens 1972-1974
Robert S. Modr 1974-1976
Lawrence Woodward 1976-1978
Curvin “Chip” Farnham 1978-1980
Ceila Jones 1980-1982
Joseph Henry 1982-1984
Charlotte Neuberger 1984-1986
Bob Bahr 1986-1988
Bruce Lewia 1988-1990
Nancy Cash-Cobb 1990-1992
Betty W. Atterbury 1992-1994
Terry Eldridge 1994-1996
Arnold Poland 1996-1998
Faith Varney 1998-2000
Terry Eldridge 2000
Faith Varney 2000-2002
Joan Hamann 2002-2004
Ed Judd 2004-2006
Rob Westerberg 2006-2008
Silvia Moore-Young 2008-2010
Michele Kaschub 2010-2012
Nancy Penna Curran, 2012-2014
Pamela Kinsey 2014-2016
Susan Barre 2016-2018
Benjamin Potvin 2018–2020
Sandra Barry 2020–2022
Find YourselF in the Arts
Majors in Music:
Minors
• Music (18 credits)
• Jazz Studies
Majors in Music:
• B.A., Music
Majors in Music:
• B.A., Music
UMaine School of Performing Arts • umaine.edu/spa • Facebook.com/UMaineSPA • 207.581.4703
UMaine School of Performing Arts • umaine.edu/spa • Facebook.com/UMaineSPA • 207.581.4703
Find YourselF in the Arts
UMaine School of Performing Arts • umaine.edu/spa • Facebook.com/UMaineSPA • 207.581.4703
Find YourselF in the Arts
Find Y F in the Arts
The University of Maine School of Performing Arts offers programs in music, theatre, and dance, preparing students from across the US and around the world for careers as performing arts educators or professional performers. As the flagship campus of the University of Maine System, we are dedicated to serving our students and the citizens of Maine.
The University of Maine School of Performing Arts offers programs in music, theatre, and dance, preparing students from across the US and around the world for careers as performing arts educators or professional performers. As the flagship campus of the University of Maine System, we are dedicated to serving our students and the citizens of Maine.
The University of Maine School of Performing Arts offers programs in music, theatre, and dance, preparing students from across the US and around the world for careers as performing arts educators or professional performers. As the flagship campus of the University of Maine System, we are dedicated to serving our students and the citizens of Maine.
• B.M., Music Education
• B.A., Music
The University of Maine School of Performing Arts offers programs in music, theatre, and dance, preparing students from across the US and around the world for careers as performing arts educators or professional performers. As the flagship campus of the University of Maine System, we are dedicated to serving our students and the citizens of Maine.
• B.M., Performance
• B.M., Music Education
• B.M., Music Education
Graduate Degrees
• M.M., Music Education
• B.M., Performance
Minors in Music:
• B.M., Performance
• Music (18 credits)
Minors in Music:
• Jazz Studies (19 credits)
Minors in Music:
• Music (18 credits)
Graduate Degrees
• Music (18 credits)
• M.M., Performance Other Programs
• Jazz Studies (19 credits)
The University of Maine School of Performing Arts offers programs in music, theatre, and dance, preparing students from across the US and around the world for careers as performing arts educators or professional performers. As the flagship campus of the University of Maine System, we are dedicated to serving our students and the citizens of Maine.
• M.M., Music Education
• Jazz Studies (19 credits)
• M.M., Performance
Graduate Degrees
UMaine School
Performing Arts
Graduate Degrees
• M.M., Music Education
• M.M., Music Education
• M.M., Performance
Other Programs in the UMaine School of Performing Arts
• M.M., Performance
• B.A., Theatre
• Minor, Theatre
• B.A., Theatre
• Minor, Dance
• Minor, Theatre (19 credits)
• Minor, Dance (18 credits)
Other Programs in the UMaine School of Performing Arts
• Minor, Theatre Technology (20 credits)
Other Programs in the UMaine School of Performing Arts
• Minor, Theatre (20 credits)
• B.A., Theatre
• B.A., Theatre
• Minor, Theatre (19 credits)
• Minor, Theatre (19 credits)
• Minor, Dance (18 credits)
• Minor, Dance (18 credits)
• Minor, Theatre Technology (20 credits)
• Minor, Theatre Technology
Bachelor of Music in Contemporary & Popular Music
• Concentration in Music Performance, Songwriting, Composition, & Music Education
• Concentration in Music Technology (coming Fall 2023)
Associates of Science in Contemporary & Popular Music AND Certificate in Music Technology
• Coming Fall 2023
Focus on performance, audio recording, composition, sonic arts, technology, music education, or a mixture of everything!
Visit uma.edu/music or email Anita Jerosch at anita.jerosch@maine.edu
