Structure
The Setnor School of Music has over 300 students majoring in music, a number of students minoring in it, and 74 faculty members in the following four departments:
- Applied Music and Performance
- Music Composition, Theory and History
- Music Education
- Music and Entertainment Industries
Setnor also houses a Community Music Division dedicated to providing residents of all ages and musical skill levels in the greater Syracuse area opportunities to learn about music, while simultaneously providing current students opportunities to work with members of their community. Setnor is also home to the Center for Live Music in the 21st Century. The Center is a combination research center, arts business incubator and music career development center for Setnor students.
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