Long Island University CW Post School Music Department Long Island University, Charles William Post, Department of Music

Long Island University was founded in 1926 and is one of the largest private universities in the United States. CW Post School was founded in 1954 as a small college at the university.At that time, it was the millionaire post family who provided the vast land.From this edge, it has evolved both in name and reality, bearing the name of Charles William Post, a successful breakfast cereal.It now has 6 schools and 260 programs from bachelor's to doctoral.We have a good reputation for high quality and practical education.Therefore, it attracts young people from all over the world and currently has about 700 students, including 7,300 international students.
The Faculty of Music boasts a program that combines the style of a conservatory.Blessed with a variety of learning opportunities, such as specialized training to hone practical skills and academic classes to cultivate intelligence, any student can grow without getting tired.It is also attractive to receive hot guidance from expert professors in each field.In the university course, we offer a BS degree in music + other majors and a BM degree in performance (instrumental music, vocal music, jazz).For music education, you can choose either BS or BM combination.In addition, minors have classes that can compensate for their weaknesses, such as basic music, counterpoint / harmony, hearing training, music literature, and Western music, and are eager to improve the overall strength of the students.In the graduate course, you can get an MA degree in performance (instrumental music, vocal music), music theory & composition, music history & music literature, and an MS degree in music education.
In addition to learning, the school has many performance opportunities such as recitals, workshops, and concerts at home and abroad.In addition, we hold master classes and collaboration projects by inviting top artists.In the past, the New York Philharmonic, Shanghai Quartet, Yo-Yo Ma, James Galway and others have visited the school.At Long Island University Post School, close to Manhattan, you'll experience world-class music.