What is the general music concentration?
The widest path through the music major, built around applied study and your own choices.
General music, listed in the course catalog as the generalist concentration, is the most flexible concentration in the Bachelor of Arts in music at Goshen College. At 21 to 22 credit hours on top of the 23 hour music core, it is the smallest concentration area in the major. Fourteen of those hours are applied music in your own instrument or voice.
You take Advanced Music Theory and Topics in Music Literature, then choose one music elective from a list that includes Piano Pedagogy, Elementary Music Methods, Building Community Through Music, Lyric Diction for Singers, Vocal Methods and Pedagogy, Conducting I and II and Arts in London. This is the concentration to look at if you plan to double major, add a minor or aim at graduate school in music.