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Our alumni have secured jobs with Walt Disney World, Triforce Pro Audio, Handel and Haydn Society, Yamaha, PSAV, Musicians Institute, RP3 Agency, and more!
Three LVC musicians are garnering national attention with their version of "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch."
The Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Music degree is designed for students preparing for further graduate study, who want to teach private lessons, or who want to serve a church, among many other goals.
Graduates of the most recent five classes work in various music fields or attend graduate school in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, North Carolina, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina. One is even studying in Austria as a Fulbright Scholar (University of Graz and Centre for Systematic Musicology).
These music graduates studied or are studying at the University of Florida (French horn performance), University of South Carolina (clarinet performance), University of Alabama (organ performance), University of North Carolina at Greensboro (music performance), Western Illinois University (choral conducting), Kent State University (music education), Binghamton University (instrumental conducting) and Bowling Green State University (music composition), among others. They are working as teachers in middle and high schools, and for various business, including Noisy Little Critter Recordings, Hershey Entertainment, Anderson Audio, Cenero, and The Cutting Room Studios in New York City.
As a keyboardist and now music manager for Carnival Cruise Lines, Ian Michael Brown ’17 has traveled to Jamaica, Mexico, and Belize while also composing and recording an album.
Ricardo Perez-Lopez ’18 is working for the Department of Defense as a new addition to one of its latest development programs.
The senior music major will study the manufacturers of the Welsh Triple Harp at Bangor University in Northern Wales.
Hannah Pell '16 reflects on her 10 months living and studying in Austria through the Fulbright Program.
