Whatever your musical passion may be, there is an outlet for you here at Marquette.
Marquette's music programs and groups exist to fulfill and enrich the lives of students by providing an avenue of continued study in music as they pursue their college education.
Students can join both university and student-run instrumental and vocal music groups. Any student can participate in these groups regardless of area of study.
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Gold 'n Blues is a coed a cappella group with about 15 members.
The Jazz Ensembles program consists of two bands and is open to anyone who plays a jazz instrument.
The Liturgical Choir has about 50 members and provides music for university liturgies.
The Meladies is an all-female a cappella group, founded in 2012.
The Naturals is an all-male a cappella group, founded in 2003.
The Pep Bands perform for volleyball and basketball games. Members are selected to travel to the Big East and NCAA basketball tournaments.
Symphony Orchestra membership is open to any student who plays violin, viola, cello or string bass.
Music is a minor degree program offered by the College of Communication and is open to all students.
The Symphonic Band is open to all wind and percussion players who are enrolled at Marquette.
The University Chorus comprises four groups: Men's Chorus, Women's Chorus, SATB group and Chamber Choir.
Marquette's premier wind band annually hosts a nationally or internationally known artist who teaches a master class and performs with the band.
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