Voice Major - Clemson University Choirs
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Vocal Studies in Performing Arts

Vocal students in Clemson’s Bachelor of Arts in Performing Arts have the opportunity to perform in more than 20 ensembles, including a variety of choirs, chamber groups, and cross-disciplinary productions. They gain valuable real-world experience through performing and working at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts. Students engage in masterclasses with visiting artists, collaborate with expert faculty, and build professional connections that extend far beyond the classroom.

This program provides a comprehensive and flexible education designed to prepare them for success in today’s evolving music industry. With a strong foundation in performance, music theory, history, technology, arts administration, and entrepreneurship, students can shape their coursework to match their individual interests and career goals.

More information regarding applications and auditions can be found here.

Class of 2025

Michael Stebbins


NYU, Master of Music in Vocal Performance and Vocal Pedagogy

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NYU, Master of Music in Vocal Performance and Vocal Pedagogy

Watch their Senior Reflection here.

Kaleigh Stagich


College Charleston, Master of Arts in Teaching/ Choral Music Concentration

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College Charleston, Master of Arts in Teaching/ Choral Music Concentration

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Taryn Turner


Respiro Opera Intensive, Vienna Summer Music Festival

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Respiro Opera Intensive, Vienna Summer Music Festival

Watch their Senior Reflection here.

Anna Grace Stiltner


Queens University of Charlotte, Bachelors of Music in Music Therapy

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Queens University of Charlotte, Bachelors of Music in Music Therapy

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Emy Gardner


Vanderbilt University, Master of Marketing

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Vanderbilt University, Master of Marketing

Watch their Senior Reflection here.