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music department

NOUN
  1. the academic department responsible for teaching music and music appreciation

How To Use music department In A Sentence

  • Professor Marjorie Merryman is currently the chair of the Music Department.
  • the music department provided studios for their students
  • There is a preponderance of female students in the music department.
  • When I asked harpsichordist and Terezín survivor Zuzana Růžičková whether she had gone to a particular composer's concerts," recalled Michael Beckerman, chairman of the music department at New York University, "she said, 'What, and miss my Greek lessons?' Still, the Music Played On
  • The University of Pittsburgh Music Department offers classes in gamelan and African music and dance as part of its program in Ethnomusicology.
  • Duan is our Chinese teacher, he was a graduate of the Music Department. He sings songs very well, but also Bel Canto. He gave us his wonderful singing voice.
  • The establishment of the concert system in music department can improve the teaching effect, enrich the campus cultural life, and promote the organic combination of learning with practice.
  • In the meantime, University College Cork said its music department had taken the convent's bell into safe keeping before the disastrous fire.
  • The newly minted music department is a case in point. Times, Sunday Times
  • Forgive the cavil, but I can't help feeling that schools facing the most savage cuts in several generations as a direct result of the actions of banks such as Lloyds would have preferred to retain a music department, say, than the chance to share in the magic of the Lloyds story. The London 2012 Olympic torch relay is following a path that inflames | Marina Hyde
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