
Music Minor
Study at one of SoCal’s premier centers for music and performance.
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Perform with Top-Tier College Music Ensembles
Study alongside music majors, performing in major venues and for a nationwide television audience. Designed for non-music majors who value creativity and performance, this 24-unit program offers formal training in musicianship, performance, and music theory while helping you grow as both an artist and a person of faith.
You’ll study within the state-of-the-art Borland-Manske Center, home to more than 50 dedicated rehearsal, recording, and teaching spaces. There, you’ll learn from accomplished studio musicians, composers, and conductors who are active throughout Southern California’s vibrant music scene.
Throughout the program, you’ll perform, attend recitals, and explore the history and theory that bring music to life. Whether you’re preparing for a career in the arts or simply pursuing your love of music, Concordia provides the mentorship and community to help you excel.
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FAQs
What does a music minor study?
Music minors take classes representing a streamlined version of the music major, including concert attendance, two semesters of music theory and aural skills, at least one music history or music cultures class, and elective options in advanced music classes in various music subjects and advanced private lessons. Music minors often grow into top contributors in our featured music ensembles.
Why should I minor in music?
If music is an important part of your life, now is the time to gain as much formal training as possible. The music minor consists of 24 units, allowing you a deep dive into music study and access to the expertise of our music faculty while pursuing a major in another field.







































