The program's course of study includes a four-year, 58-credit progression of courses structured around a series of practicums in the recording studio, where students are expected to become proficient in a range of recorded music practices. Students also study the cultural impact of recorded music and the history of the major contemporary musical genres, including rock (in any form: classic, hard, alternative, etc.), R & B, hip-hop, and pop. Concurrently, students examine business enterprise in a variety of courses on legal and business issues focusing on the specialized needs of the music industry.

Curriculum & Course Descriptions

The B.F.A. curriculum in Recorded Music consists of a 128 credit degree progression, educating students to be well-rounded record producers. More

Advisement & Registration

Each academic semester, Recorded Music students are required to sign up for one on one advising appointments with their academic advisor to discuss their course schedule. More

Fall 2008 Class Schedule

This is a complete listing of what courses are available to Recorded Music students for the Fall 2008 semester. More

Tisch Study Abroad

During the spring semester of their Junior year, Recorded Music students are encouraged to take advantage of the many study abroad programs Tisch has to offer.  More