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ELMHURST COLLE GE Music at Elmhurst!


Follow your dreams at one of the best comprehensive colleges in the Midwest.


You’ll find the complete package.


We’ll prepare you to succeed in any aspect of the music business; as a performer, producer, teacher, agent, executive, business manager—you name it. Our practical approach will give you all the cutting-edge skills and real-world connections you’ll need to succeed.


A professional edge.


You’ll work side-by-side with accomplished musicians who love to teach. Our talented faculty includes a Grammy Award-winning composer, an internationally known alto sax player, the founder of a record company with multimedia connections, and music education faculty with successful public school teaching experience. And you’ll gain performance experience of your own with your choice of


ensembles—three concert bands, two jazz bands, two orchestras, three choirs, and a lot more. Performance opportunities are open to all students regardless of major.


Music Majors at Elmhurst • Music Education • Jazz Studies • Music Business • Composition and Theory


Great facilities— and a great scholarship!


Our Gretsch Recording Studio is among the most sophisticated in the Midwest. And our Music Scholarship is worth up to $20,000 per year based on your audition and academic credits.


Contact us!


190 Prospect Avenue Elmhurst, IL 60126


Call: (630) 617-3524 Email: bisesig@net.elmhurst.edu Visit: www.elmhurst.edu/music


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