Colleges with good Music Programs in the U.S.

<p>Could you list liberal arts schools that have good music programs? </p>

<p>Also, I posting some info to some who may be interested in colleges in the Midwest or New England areas for a music visitation program. </p>

<p>“Wind and Percussion Music at Ohio Wesleyan” - Saturday, November 12 – Monday, November 14, 2005 » » The “Wind and Percussion Music at OWU” overnight visitation program is designed specifically for prospective students with a passion for music. This program will provide an in-depth experience of music study and performance at OWU. Participants will rehearse with OWU’s Symphonic Wind Ensemble, attend the group’s public performance, spend time with music faculty, attend a master class, speak with alumni of OWU and students currently studying music and other disciplines, and sit in on OWU classes of theses performance groups. Please note- you do not have to plan to major in music to attend this program. If you are passionate about music (whether you plan to major or not), and you are interested in finding out more about this program, check out the tentative schedule and register on-line by November 9, 2005 for this exciting event.</p>

<p>“Vocal Music at OWU” - Sunday, December 4 – Monday, December 5, 2005 » » The “Vocal Music at OWU” overnight visitation program is designed specifically for prospective students with a passion for music. This program will provide an in-depth experience of music study and performance at OWU. Participants will attend OWU’s Choral Art Society public performance, spend time with music faculty, attend a master class, speak with alumni of OWU and students currently studying music and other disciplines, and sit in on OWU classes of theses performance groups. Please note - you do not have to plan to major in music to attend this program. If you are passionate about music (whether you plan to major or not), and you are interested in finding out more about this program, check out the tentative schedule and register on-line by November 30, 2005 for this exciting event.</p>

<p>I think you’ve posted in the wrong area.</p>