Can I get a job?
The demand for music professionals in the Houston area has never been greater. Positions as band and choir directors are needed in both education and religious settings.
Students planning to major in music should start a full music major program at the freshmen year. Proper advising will prevent adding years to a four-year degree in music. Contact Mark Vogel at 281.618.5648 Mark.H.Vogel@lonestar.edu to schedule advising session.
For admissions and registration information, stop by the Lone Star College-North Harris office of admissions or call 281.618.5410.
The Lone Star College-North Harris Music program is designed to prepare you for an associate of arts degree, as well as for transfer to any four-year university. A full music curriculum is available, including music theory, sight singing, ear training, music literature, class piano, performing ensembles, and applied music instruction. Music majors are encouraged to speak with a music faculty member before enrolling in order to be advised correctly. Auditions are held in both fall and spring semesters and during the summer.
Music Careers
There are more career opportunities for musicians than just performing and teaching. Below are a number of possible careers for musicians. If you need more information about these careers, you should talk to your music instructor. You can also check out the Music Resources page to find jobs and information.
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BANDS/PERFORMING GROUPS CHURCH MUSIC COMPOSING/ARRANGING HALLS AND FACILITIES INSTRUMENT REPAIR/RESTORATION MUSIC BUSINESS MUSIC EDUCATION MUSIC RETAILING/WHOLESALING OTHER MUSIC PROFESSIONS |
ORCHESTRA AND OPERA PERFORMANCE PUBLICITY RADIO AND TELEVISION RECORDING/PRODUCTION TOURING |