Pursue your Master of Music in Wind Conducting at Tennessee
Take the next step in your development as a conductor, educator, and musical leader.
The graduate wind conducting program at the University of Tennessee provides intensive study, meaningful podium experience, and close mentorship from nationally recognized faculty within one of the country’s most respected collegiate band programs.
Explore the Program
On these webpages, you’ll find information about the Natalie L. Haslam College of Music admissions process, graduate assistantships, and the MM curriculum. For complete degree requirements and official admissions policies, please refer to the Natalie L. Haslam College of Music admissions website.
Graduate Assistantships & Financial Aid
Graduate study is a significant investment, and the University of Tennessee offers a variety of resources to help make your degree attainable.
About the Curriculum
This program combines intensive podium time, personalized mentorship, and rigorous academic study to prepare you for advanced conducting roles in performance or education.
Have questions? We’re here to help.
If you have questions about planning your visit, admissions, or what it’s like to be a music student at UT, feel free to reach out to our Music Admissions Office at [email protected].