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MM/MTP Quick Facts and Application Info
The MM/MTP is a degree program for students with a strong ability in music theory and a strong interest in teaching who are also accomplished musicians. The degree is an appropriate choice for:
- Musicians who will teach music theory as part of their performing or composing career;
- Musicians who are in transition from applied studies to academic studies; and
- Composers and Theorists seeking careers in academia.
Prerequisites for admission include:
- A Bachelor's degree in music;
- 18 credit hours in undergraduate music theory, including the study of form & analysis and tonal counterpoint. A semester of orchestration is highly recommended; and
- Experience teaching or tutoring music.
An interview will be required at which students will be asked to analyze music and speak about their interest in music theory pedagogy and demonstrate piano and ear-training skills. All students must take the Graduate Assistant and Doctor of Musical Arts Music Theory Placement Exam (GADMA).
To apply to the Peabody, refer to the resources on the Peabody Admissions website.
MM-MTP Brochure
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Quick Facts about the MM-MTP at the Peabody
Quick facts about the Master of Music in Music Theory Pedagogy at the Peabody Conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University collected on a single page. |
