Music at Mid-Plains Community College is geared toward not only degree-seeking students, but also those who wish to develop an a
ppreciation and a deeper understanding of music.
Program Highlights
The music program is part of the Associate of Fine Arts degree at Mid-Plains Community College. Students can choose from a variety of vocal and instrumental ensembles to enhance their talent, while receiving one-on-one instruction through dedicated and supportive instruction.
- Mid-Plains Community College offers a 19-hour certificate to allow you the opportunity to grow as a musician
- Individualized instruction with highly qualified and supportive instructors
- Scholarship opportunities for students earning a music certificate or an associate of fine arts degree in music
Meet Our Faculty
Our faculty will work to prepare you to either complete your associate degree, stay active in something you love or find a lifelong hobby.
2+2 Pathway
Students can earn an Associate of Fine Arts in Music from Mid-Plains Community College and seamlessly transfer their credits to the University of Nebraska at Kearney (UNK) to complete a Bachelor of Arts degree. To learn more, visit the UNK Transfer Pathway for details on the transfer agreement between the two institutions
FAQs
Receive personalized instruction while completing your first two years of core music courses at an affordable cost. Students can also apply for scholarships to help reduce the financial burden.
We offer a wide range of instruments including guitar, brass, woodwinds, percussion, and strings. Instruments are available for rent to students who do not own one, with priority given to music majors.
Mid-Plains Community College offers four dynamic ensembles for student participation: the Knightly Singers (concert choir), Knightingales (select choir), Jazzy Knights (jazz band), Chamber Ensemble and Sandhills Symphony.
In addition, students have the opportunity to form their own ensembles and showcase their talents through performances both on campus and in the surrounding communities.
As a music major, building your personal music library is an important part of your development. Students are strongly encouraged to purchase solo repertoire, method books, etude collections, and other relevant materials. In certain cases, the music department may provide selected resources.
