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Highlights of the Music Technology Program's facilities includes twelve recording and computer music studios, and a number of concert opportunities.

Analytical and theoretical concepts required grasping the aesthetic development of electronic and computer music compositions. The course emphasizes analysis and historical understanding of techniques of production and compositional ideas.

Our Music Business program will be presenting a unique off-campus opportunity focused on Production and A&R (Artists and Repertoire) in the Music Industry in Nashville, Tennessee.

The MM in Screen Scoring trains you as a future professional in the Screen Scoring Industry, by advanced training in technology, production, orchestration, music preparation, and scoring techniques.

The 128-credit BS in Music Business combines cross-disciplinary coursework in Music Technology courses focused on music production and recording, business, and the arts while providing hands-on experience working in the industry.

The Songwriting concentration is a degree in music composition. You'll learn how to enter the competitive songwriting field with the necessary compositional tools, historical context, and business acumen

This studio course is centered on in-class discussion and demonstration of student works created using a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) such as Logic Pro, Sample Libraries, Synthesizers, and Sound Processors. During the class, students and faculty will provide feedback to student projects in order to improve the overall quality of the music production. In addition, there will be presentations and discussion of new releases of sample libraries, audio processors,
and synthesizers, as well as new features from updates on the DAW.

You’ll benefit from one-on-one, private lessons with faculty members while you complete rigorous academic studies in both music and liberal arts.

In addition to our multiple departmental performance and rehearsal spaces, we utilize diverse facilities and performance venues in New York City with regular performances at Lincoln Center, Merkin Hall, Tenri Hall, selected Broadway and off-Broadway theatres, and acclaimed jazz clubs.

Five Screen Scoring students composed the theme music and scores for five episodic sports films, created by Tisch School of the Arts student filmmakers and produced by the NYU Production Lab.