Have you considered working in the music industry? Now your dream can be realized with Middle Tennessee State University's Department of Recording Industry. With this degree you will be well-qualified to work for a record company, recording studio, talent agency, music publisher or manufacturer, tour production and booking, live sound production, or any other field associated with the music industry.
Middle Tennessee State University boasts the largest audio production and music business program of any school in the nation. The Department of Recording Industry offers concentrations in music business, audio production and technology, and commercial songwriting. In addition to the undergraduate music business, audio production and technology, and commercial songwriting concentrations, the department offers a graduate program in Recording Arts and Technologies.
A qualified and knowledgeable faculty and staff, cutting-edge facilities, real-world applications, and a fantastic community of peers are just part of what makes this program unique, respected, and renowned. If you want the opportunity to work in the music industry and strive to be a cut above the rest, Middle Tennessee State University's Department of Recording Industry is exactly what you are looking for.
"Middle Tennessee State University--located in the surprisingly hip Murfreesboro, Tennessee,--boasts one of the preeminent music business programs in the country."
-Schools That Rock: The Rolling Stone College Guide
"The faculty is impressive and first rate..The program is excellent...The students and faculty are enthusiastic."
-Society of Professional Audio Recording Services (SPARS)
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The Departments of Recording Industry, Physics and the School of Music at Middle Tennessee State University are pleased to announce a public lecture by Dr. Floyd Toole on the state of the art of sound reproduction and auditory perception.
Read moreMoog Music Event At MTSU
On February 18th, Saul Zonana of Moog Music (located in Ashville, NC) will visit MTSU to demonstrate the new revolutionary Moog guitar and other Moog products.
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MIX Magazine's November 2009 Issue article on the Department of Recording Industry's rapidly growing record label, MTSU Records. Read MoreForbes names MTSU in the Top 100
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President Sidney McPhee spoke at the Department of Recording Industry's open house last Thursday to introduce the newly installed Automated Processes, Inc. Vision Surround Console in Studio A in the John Bragg Mass Communication building.
Read moreExecutive Music Business Bachelor Degree
The Department of Recording Industry now offers an Executive Music Business Bachelor Degree for non-traditional students. Read more