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Unlike larger universities, we know your name and value building that professional relationship with you even after you graduate. Music industry faculty work with you one-on-one to help you achieve your goals and meet you where you are in your educational path regardless of if you are new to music or an advanced musician/performer.

In Cabrini’s Music Industry program, you will be taught by outstanding teachers who are also active composers, performers, and musicians with high levels of expertise who are respected professionals in their field who bring these experiences and knowledge to the classroom, private lessons, and their students.

 

Contact Information

Stephen Grieco, DMA
Associate Professor, Music
Widener Center, Room 204
610.902.1057
stephen.j.grieco@cabrini.edu

Music Industry Program Details

Cabrini’s Music Industry major prepares you for success in the complicated, rapidly changing, and multi-billion-dollar music industry.

As a Music Industry major, you will gain a broad skill set that allows you to pursue a range of careers in the industry, from music producer, promoter, artist representative or manager, booking agent, studio manager, or concert manager. If you are looking for more freedom in your career and would like to work as a freelancer, you will be prepared with a thorough background in today’s music production and business practices in a wide variety of genres, from hip-hop to classical.

All Music Industry majors learn about licensing, management, publishing, marketing, and music, regardless of prior music experience or training. While key courses and specific electives allow students to focus on certain areas of music interest, students also extend their understanding of the industry by interacting with classmates who have diverse backgrounds:

  • Non-performance students with little to no musical background
  • Music performance (instrumental/vocal) students, from beginning to advanced
  • Music composition/songwriting students, from beginning to advanced, which may include but isn’t limited to hip-hop, rock, country, and classical music
  • Business and management students interested in working in the music industry
  • Musicians and songwriters who are working in the field and looking to broaden their music business and marketing skills

Hands-on, high-impact practices—including comprehensive musicianship experiences—set students who major in this multidisciplinary program apart for success in today’s competitive digital music age. All majors also complete an internship and a capstone project designed to give them an advantage in the job market.

Employment Outlook

With its emphasis on hands-on learning and skill development, the Music Industry program prepares students for a variety of internships and careers, including:

  • Music producer
  • Promoter
  • Artist representative or manager
  • Booking agent
  • Studio manager
  • Concert manager
  • Event production, managementm planningm, technology
  • Music web producer 

Program Highlights

XMusica Society

  • The XMusica Society is a presenting organization administered and operated by Cabrini University students, under the supervision of its advisor. Through concerts, workshops, and guest artists and composers, XMusica Society is dedicated to the creation, promotion, understanding, and performance of music, with a particular focus on new music.

Skills Learned

  • Hands-on, high-impact practices—including comprehensive musicianship experiences—set students who major in this multidisciplinary program apart for success in today’s competitive digital music age
  • Key courses and specific electives allow you to focus on certain areas of music interest, while you extend your understanding of the industry by interacting with classmates who have diverse backgrounds