Woodwinds

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Explore new ways to put your passion into practice.

At TCU, you can take your woodwind playing to the next level. Whether you play the flute, clarinet, oboe, bassoon or saxophone, you’ll study with a nationally and internationally known faculty of musicians and teachers. You’ll benefit from one-on-one instruction and numerous performance opportunities in small groups and large ensembles.

Programs Offered

Sample Courses

• Modal Counterpoint
• Musical Structure and Style
• Fundamentals of Digital Recording
• Ensembles

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Special Admission Requirements

For undergraduates and graduates wanting to attend the TCU School of Music, there is an admissions process. Learn more about the audition requirements.

Our Faculty

You’ll learn from faculty who are accomplished musicians and skilled educators committed to ensuring your success in the classroom and on the stage.

What Sets Us Apart

You’ll have opportunities to showcase your skills through a variety of ensembles and choirs — from the Flute Choir to Clarinet Choir, saxophone ensembles to double-reed ensembles. You’ll have the opportunity to grow and develop your unique style and confidence as you perform a variety of works with your peers as well as visiting artists from the U.S. and abroad.

Career Prospects

Our students go on to teach or perform in venues and groups, from symphony orchestras to military bands. TCU School of Music graduates also include music producers, music engineers, arts managers, instructors and private studio owners.

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