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Music Opportunities in Toledo

Metropolitan Toledo is one of Ohio's active cultural centers, providing students with a variety of musical offerings. On the campus, more than 100 concerts are offered yearly by faculty artists, students, and guest artists. The Toledo Symphony Orchestra and Chorale, Toledo Opera Association and Toledo Museum of Art Peristyle and Chamber Music series offer many concerts each year featuring outstanding artists from around the world. Many of our faculty and students perform regularly as members of these and other groups.

Preparation for College Music Study

A student considering a career in music should reach that decision as early as possible and prepare systematically for college. Private study in a performance medium together with serious, dedicated practice should begin no later than high school and sooner if possible. Participation in high school performing organizations as well as solo and ensemble experience is important to the aspiring student's musical growth.

While keyboard facility is not required for acceptance as a music major or minor, it can be a help in some music courses. All colleges expect some study in piano and students would do well to have a little preparation early in their career.

In general, a prospective music student should have a good academic record in high school work and demonstrate a potential skill and artistry in some area of performance.

Page updated: July 03, 2007
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