Joint Music Program

Joint Music Program is a music school in Claremont, CA. The program provides opportunities for music study and performance to music majors and other interested students from Claremont McKenna, Harvey Mudd, Pitzer, and Scripps Colleges. The program sponsors several ensembles, including the Claremont Concert Orchestra, the Claremont Concert Choir, and the Claremont Treble Singers.

The program offers a variety of musical opportunities, including large ensemble performance courses and academic classes such as Introduction to Music and Fundamentals of Music, which covers music notation and basic music theory. Students can earn academic credit for participating in large ensembles as well as for applied lessons. The Claremont Concert Orchestra, founded in 1977, allows students of varying expertise to perform symphonic works from the mid-18th century through the present. The Claremont Concert Choir, established in 1963, specializes in choral and orchestral works ranging from the Baroque era to the 20th century, as well as Renaissance to present-day a cappella motets and part songs. Faculty members also provide instruction in music theory, music history, and various elective courses.

Located on N Columbia Ave, the program is situated within the Claremont Colleges campus, about 0.1 miles from the Clark Humanities Museum, the Performing Arts Center/Garrison Theater, and both the Denison and Mudd Libraries.

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The Joint Music Program provides a stimulating environment for artistic fulfillment through its diverse musical ensembles and academic offerings in Claremont.