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A great tradition
Since 1884, orchestral studies have been at the heart of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's music programs.
Today, the UNL Orchestra Program - Nebraska's oldest orchestral organization - maintains a national reputation for excellence, recognized by invitations to perform at national and regional conventions of the Music Educators National Conference, and by two awards from the National Opera Association. Alumni of the UNL Orchestra Program currently hold positions in major professional symphony orchestras, as well as in college and high school music departments nationwide.
Symphony Orchestra
Opera and Chamber Orchestra
The School of Music offers a variety of music scholarships and tuition waivers on a competitive basis to deserving undergraduate music majors. These awards are made on an annual basis and are renewable depending upon satisfactory academic performance and musical progress.
To be eligible for a music scholarship, each student must:
- Be registered as a full-time music major at the university (12 credit hours, registration must be completed prior to the first day of classes).
- Be registered in appropriate courses and ensembles consistent with a planned program of study as a music major.
- Maintain a 2.50 overall grade point average with a 3.00 grade point average in music course work.
For additional information about the UNL Orchestra Program, please contact:
Dr. Tyler WhiteWestbrook Music Building
P.O. Box 880100
Lincoln, NE 68588-0100
(402) 472-7698 Return to top of page
