The Music program is designed for music majors in vocals and/or instrumentals. The three main components of study over the four years include Solo Repertoire, Music Theory (with Traditional Notation), and Aural Development.

Students will learn the following musical skills: Sight Singing, Ear Training, Aural Awareness, Harmony, Rhythm, Melody, Composition and Improvisation. These skills will be expanded on with the use of piano, guitar, and voice training. Knowledge will continue in a more advanced level through each grade level.

Students will complete an adult level piano course instruction over the four years. In the junior year, music students will be required to complete 12 chapters of a college level music history course and finish the other 12 chapters in their senior year. During the senior year, students will be required to take the AP Music Theory course and have the option of taking the AP Music Theory Test. The AP Music course has been approved by the College Board and the syllabus has been adopted to meet the required course curriculum. Finally, seniors will be required to perform a Senior Recital as part of the final requirement of the course load.