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The University of Tennessee

School of Music, College of Arts & Sciences




Strings

Violins

The University of Tennessee offers both a Bachelor and Master of Music degree in string performance for violin, viola, cello and string bass students wishing to pursue careers as teachers, solo artists, or members of professional symphony orchestras.

Students in the Bachelor’s program participate in symphony orchestra each semester and take courses in conducting, string literature, and pedagogy in addition to the core music courses. String students also participate in chamber ensembles including string trios and quartets. Performance majors are required to present two solo recitals before graduation.

The Master of Music program in string performance is designed to prepare accomplished string players for doctoral work or for careers as teachers or performers. Students in the graduate
program participate in symphony orchestra, many as principal chair players, and take courses in musicology, theory, and conducting. A graduate recital demonstrating the ability to perform
major works from the standard repertoire is required of all students.

 

Strings Curriculum

Bachelor of Music: BM-Strings.pdf

2007 UG Course Descriptions

 

 

Strings Faculty

  • Dr. Wesley Baldwin
  • James Fellenbaum
  • Hillary Herndon
  • Harold "Rusty" Holloway
  • Miroslav Hristov
  • Mark Zelmanovich

Strings Faculty Bios


Did you know?

Each year the UT School of Music holds special workshops for both Cello and Viola players of various ages.

 

 

Contact Us

University of Tennessee
School of Music
1741 Volunteer Blvd.
Knoxville, TN 37996-2600
Phone: 865-974-3241
Fax: 865-974-1941
Email: music@utk.edu