Barnard Music:Music

Barnard-Columbia Chorus Fall Concert, 2019

Academic Year 2020-21

We are excited to introduce our department’s new curriculum for the Academic Year 2020-21. Students should note that this curriculum includes courses offered over three-semesters (including Summer A/B), as well as several new immersive classes that will be offered over a 7-week period.

Please note that this schedule may be subject to change, and students are encouraged not only to revisit this page but also to confirm the course listings in the online Directory of Classes.

Our departmental immersive courses will cover a semester’s worth of material in a shorter period of time and will meet for twice as many hours per week, allowing students to take fewer courses at the same time and a more sustained focus on course content.

Please feel free to contact your major advisor with any questions you may have about your academic schedule.

Chorus & Voice Auditions Fall 2020

Please fill out the forms: Solo Lessons & Voice Classes or Chorus and Chamber Singers and pick a 15min audition time slot here. All auditions will take place over zoom. Zoom link: https://columbiauniversity.zoom.us/j/9382096398

If there are any problems with accessing the documents or questions, please email fc2565@barnard.edu.

Students are advised there is a $500 fee for voice lessons unless you sing in the choir, or you are a music major or a music minor.

Barnard Columbia Chorus and Chamber Singers

Tuesday, September 8, 2020. 6-9pm, on Zoom
Tuesday, September 15, 2020 6-9pm, on Zoom
You may sing a song in any style or language.

Voice Auditions for Solo Studio Lessons and Voice Classes

Wednesday, September 9, 2020 6-10pm, on Zoom
Thursday, September 10, 2020. 6-10pm, on Zoom
You may sing a song in any style or language.

Please fill out an audition form for solo voice lessons and voice classes: here.

Undergraduate Study

Barnard College enables young musicians to actively pursue his or her training in all aspects of music such as composition, computer music studies, music history, ethnomusicology, or music theory as composition a unique position that allows him or her access to vast selections of additional course offerings from Columbia University, Manhattan School of Music, and the Juilliard School. Barnard College provides the core of foundational studies so its purpose is not designed to produce professional musicians though are encouraged to go on to be such but is to provide the student the experience of doing serious and scholarly work within the field of music. The music program is composed of leading scholars who serve as dedicated teachers to our pool of 2400 extraordinary women and the metropolitan location grants students access to excellent cultural, intellectual, and social resources. Head on out with a student ticket to Carnegie Hall!

Major & Minor Requirements