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At Corban, we believe music is both a powerful gift and a sacred calling. Whether you’re preparing to teach, perform, compose, or lead worship, your music degree will develop your musical excellence and deepen your heart for ministry. 

You’ll build a strong foundation in theory, performance, and musicianship while growing in your faith and learning how to serve Christ through music. Whether you choose the general music or worship arts concentration, you’ll be mentored by expert faculty, take private lessons, perform in ensembles, and graduate ready to share the gift of music in schools, churches, communities, and beyond. 

Completion

4 Years

Credits

120

Major

Music

Delivery

On Campus

Concentrations

Choose between the music concentration, focused on performance and musicianship, and the worship arts concentration, centered on leading and serving through worship. 

Featured Courses

For a complete list of courses in this program, view the program overview.
For official course descriptions, refer to the academic catalog.

The choir sings during Christmas at Corban, captivating a large audience with their performance.

Music lets you express what words alone can’t, challenge yourself creatively, and bring joy to others. At Corban, you’ll grow as a performer, thinker, and servant-leader—sharpening your skills, embracing collaboration, and using your gifts to glorify God through every note.

Career Opportunities

Serve the world effectively through musical excellence and represent Christ in life, ministry, and careers such as:

  • Music Teacher
  • Worship Pastor/Leader
  • Accompanist
  • Composer
  • Music Manager
  • Music Therapist

Music Audition

Auditioning is an important part of joining the music program at Corban and lets you showcase your talent!

  • Required for all incoming music majors. 
  • Allows music faculty to know your music talents. 
  • Makes you eligible for a music scholarship.

We prefer that students audition in person, but auditioning by a digital submission is acceptable. Arrangements for your audition must be made in advance.

Questions?