Music Technology B.A.
The bachelor of arts in music with a specialization in music technology is designed to serve songwriters, composers, and producers who want to learn creative and technical skills, become better musicians, and empower your music-making.
A program of the Conservatory of Music at Brooklyn College, this degree puts music technology into a liberal arts context, so that students will also graduate as culturally informed critical thinkers with solid communication skills.
Students complete 51 credits of music courses, including:
- Fundamentals of Music
- Music: Its Language, History, and Culture
- Introduction to Music Technology
- Acoustics and Psychoacoustics of Music
- Introduction to Music Computing
- Techniques for Recording Music
- Advanced Music Recording and Mixing
- Electroacoustic Music I
- Electroacoustic Music II
- History of Electronic Music
- Building Electronic Music Instruments
- Scoring to Music to Video and Games
- Electroacoustic Music Ensemble
- Music Entrepreneurship
- Internship
- Capstone project
For more information, e-mail Professor Douglas Cohen.
