The College of Music at Florida State University is the largest such college in the Southeast and the third largest university-based music program in the nation. We are home to approximately 700 undergraduate and 400 graduate students, who represent nearly every state in the nation and 20 foreign countries.
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Degrees Offered
Undergraduate Degrees (that require applied lessons)
Bachelor of Arts, Commercial Music, Music Composition, Music Education, Music Performance, Music Theory, Music Therapy, Music Minor
Graduate Degrees
Master of Music in Brass Performance, Doctor of Music in Brass Performance
Specialized Studies
Jazz Studies, Music Entrepreneurship, Performance, Sacred Music, Special Music Education, Honors in Music/Certificate with Honors
Arts Administration (DM only), College Teaching, Music Education and Leadership, Music Theory Pedagogy, Music Therapy Equivalency, Special Music Education
Audition Requirements
For a complete list of undergraduate audition requirements, follow this link. For a complete list of graduate audition requirements, follow this link.
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Ensembles
Bands: Wind Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Concert Band, Campus Band, Marching Chiefs, Seminole Sound
Orchestras: University Symphony Orchestra, University Philharmonia, Sinfonia
Chamber Music: Tuba-Euphonium Ensemble, Renegade 8, Brass Quintets, Tuba-Euphonium Quartets
New Music: Polymorphia
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Facilities
L-R: Opperman Music Hall, Longmire Recital Hall, Ruby Diamond Concert Hall, Dohnányi Recital Hall, Lindsey Recital Hall
The College of Music occupies five buildings on the northeast corner of Florida State’s campus. For more information on our facilities, follow this link.
Opperman Music Hall-A 400 + 6 ADA seat concert hall located in the Kuersteiner building.
Longmire Recital Hall-The newly renovated Longmire Recital Hall seats 140 and presents a perfect venue for piano, vocal, string and chamber music recitals.
Ruby Diamond Concert Hall– The college’s state-of-the-art, premier performance hall for opera performance and major concert productions.
Opperman Music Hall-A 400 + 6 ADA seat concert hall located in the Kuersteiner building.
The Florida State Tuba and Euphonium Studio 