What will I learn? A student will acquire musical proficiency by participating in various ensembles and private lessons. Our ensembles offer the major and the non-major student scholarship opportunities and the experience of performing a wide variety of repertoire. Ensembles consist of Concert Choir, Wind Ensemble, String Ensemble, Brass Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, Latin Jazz Combo, Early Music Ensemble, Chamber Singers and Guitar Ensemble. Our private lessons are offered on all standard orchestral instruments, plus piano, organ, saxophone, guitar and electric bass. Many large instruments are available for student loan. What can I do with this course of study? A major in Music allows for flexibility in looking for employment. This program is designed to lead to a Bachelor’s degree in the following areas: Performance, Music Education, Music Industry, Music Marketing, Music Therapy, Composition, Theory, and Musicology. Additionally: Artist representation

Arts administration, including the planning of local music festivals and concerts

Blogging about music

Broadcast engineering

College and conservatory administration

Event and wedding planning and management

Music arranging

Music journalism

Musical instrument repairs and sales

Operating smaller music schools

Orchestra management and orchestral librarian work

Radio and broadcast work

Recording technology and audio engineering

Theater and performing arts center management Events Calendar Check here for current listings for the concert series and the main space series. Click to view Friends of Music Facebook Check here for student and faculty music concerts at San Antonio College. Click Here Auditions Music Program Announces Music Scholarship Audition Deadline (Vocal and Instrumental) Deadline Submission:

Sunday, February 21, 2021 Be prepared with one classical repertoire solo, no accompaniment needed. Theory placement information will be sent after audition. Submit To:

Dr. Martha Fabrique at mfabrique3@alamo.edu

What's special about our program? The San Antonio College music program provides university quality. Teaching faculty perform with symphonies, opera companies, prestigious festivals, chamber music groups and special area recitals and concerts. A good number of San Antonio College music instructors teach at other area colleges and universities as well, such as Trinity University, University of Texas at San Antonio, University of the Incarnate Word and St Mary’s University. We also have excellent facilities, which include three piano labs, two Steinway concert grand pianos, practice rooms, percussion studios, four rehearsal spaces and the 1,000 seat McAllister Fine Arts Auditorium. This 60 hr program is designed to transfer in full to any four year institution of your choice. Degree Requirements, 60 semester hours Music Theory I, II, III and IV; Ear Training and Sight Singing I, II, III, IV; Music Literature, Applied Instruction in your voice or instrument for 4 semesters, Ensemble participation for 4 semesters. Piano Courses I, II, III and IV are offered as well. Core classes are required. Ensemble Participation Our ensembles include the Heart of Texas Band, SAC Choir, Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble, Chamber Ensemble, Brass Ensemble, Guitar Ensemble, Chamber Choir, Jazz Combo, Percussion Ensemble and our award-winning Mariachi Estrellas del Alamo. Students have the opportunity to perform at the Mariachi Vargas International Mariachi Competition, Texas State University Guitar Ensemble Competition, National Association of Teachers of Singing competition, and the TMEA Community College Honors Band, annually, as well as gaining performing experience in a variety of contexts on campus every semester. Distinguished Faculty SAC students have the advantage of studying directly with the most experienced and successful teachers in the area. Our faculty are degreed to the doctoral level, have many years of successful teaching experience, and are widely known regionally and nationally for their performing expertise. Students may be eligible for scholarships and for special recognition as they advance through the program at SAC.