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
But the Music Department had a rule that bassists (meaning string and electric) had to play tuba as well.
And since jazz wasn't taken seriously enough to be a scholarly subject outside of music departments, academics who did write about it had to eschew the unhip scholarly apparatus and take notes on the scene.
The newly minted music department is a case in point. Times, Sunday Times