University of Dallas Music Department

World class faculty combined with a rich liberal arts tradition are the hallmarks of music at the University of Dallas. The University offers a music concentration and ensures the presence of music on its campus through regular music programs and a variety of activities arranged by the Music Department. Under the General Studies rubric, students may earn up to four credits toward the degree for pa

rticipation in applied music courses. Pass/No Pass grades are awarded for lower-division one-credit music courses. Three-credit and advanced applied one-credit courses are graded. Music 1311 and 3330 will count toward satisfaction of the Fine Arts core requirement. The UD Chorale is widely recognized for its quality and performs repertoire ranging from Gregorian chant to 20th century works. Applied lessons in piano, voice, violin and cello are available and instruction in other instruments can be arranged through the Music Office. Opportunities for performance include monthly student recitals, special concerts, Lyric Theater productions, liturgies and campus visit weekends. Additionally, guest artist performances at UD provide the opportunity for students to hear world-class musicians on campus and students have the chance to attend concerts in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, arranged through the Music Department.