Uncommon Excellence

A mainstay in over a century of Lee University history, the School of Music is one of the finest music schools in the southeast. Our faculty and staff are deeply invested in encouraging the musical development of all interested students in an environment that nurtures creative expression, academic excellence, and spiritual growth. Each student in the School of Music receives expert instruction in music theory, history, literature, and performance, with extensive performance opportunities.

We invite you to join us in pursuit of our calling to musical excellence.

Lee University is an accredited member of the National Association of Schools of Music.

Graduate Programs

Whether you are a recent college graduate, an active educator, or a practicing worship leader, the graduate program in music at Lee University was designed with you in mind. The Lee University School of Music has the faculty, curriculum, facilities, flexible scheduling, and collateral training opportunities to prepare you for the work of tomorrow’s musician and advanced studies in music. To learn more about Lee's Graduate Studies in Music, click here.

  • Master of Music and Worship
  • Master of Music in Conducting – Choral or Wind
  • Master of Music in Performance

Look Inside

Take a quick look at the Curtsinger Building, home of Lee's School of Music and the faculty housing our dynamic and close-knit learning community.
School of Music

Cody Hooper

Cody Hooper, a vocal performance major from Jackson, Tennessee, was drawn to the university through the meaningful connections he formed with faculty. Reflecting on his early campus visits, he shares, “I loved how personal the professors were when I met them. They actually cared about me and made an effort to connect.” At Lee, Cody has been actively involved in Opera Theatre, serves as the tenor section leader for Lee Chorale, and is a member of the Alpha Psi Omega Theatre Honor Society. One of his most memorable experiences has been performing the role of Captain Von Trapp in “The Sound of Music,” a highlight of his time on stage. After graduation, he plans to pursue a master’s degree, while continuing to develop his voice, performing opera professionally, and eventually teaching voice at the collegiate level.