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The UPIKE Choirs offer something for everyone. In Concert Choir, an ensemble open to all students, choir members perform a variety of repertoire, from Maroon Five to Mozart. Students of all majors sing in the choirs, and all vocal ensembles are of the highest quality. There are music award opportunities for singers from every major on campus. The choir participates in annual tours and regularly performs in off-campus concert series.
Yes! Even if you’re not a music major, you can participate in any music performance areas, such as Band, Choir, Piano performance and applied study (private lessons) of instruments or voice. The University of Pikeville Fine Arts program facilitates both ensemble participation and private instruction through Participation Awards for non-majors. This is an excellent way for students to get part of their education expenses covered while practicing something they love.
UPIKE also offers a minor in music. Gaining a minor in music is open to any UPIKE student, regardless of their musical background.
For more information on musical opportunities at UPIKE, contact Dr. Rutherford or Dr. Westgate below.
Dr. John Eric Rutherford, Associate Professor of Music, serves as Director of Choral Music at the University of Pikeville. He teaches Music Theory, Music. Appreciate, and offer private voice instruction in addition to conducting the Concert Choir.
Dr. Phillip Todd Westgate is Professor of Music and Program Coordinator for Music at the University of Pikeville. Dr. Westgate has taught and performed in higher education for 30 years as a professor, conductor, concert organist, pianist and collaborative pianist.
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