When you study music management at Hartt, you become a music and arts business professional in fields such as record production, band management, or fundraising for an arts organization. The program combines arts management, business, and music classes to offer students a balanced course of study that develops strong musical skills and equally strong business acumen. Prospective students must audition to be admitted to the Music Management program. After a successful interview and audition, students are required to maintain musicianship training through music theory, lessons, and performance ensembles.<br>Music management and performing arts management, are dynamic degree programs designed to prepare you for a career in the rapidly advancing music and performing arts fields such as the record industry, music publishing, touring, fundraising, and arts marketing. Classes are taught by current and former practicing professionals from a wide range of segments from the arts and entertainment industries, including recording studios, record labels, non-profit agencies, live music venues, music publishers, and law offices.