Music conservatories within a liberal arts college

<p>I'm trying to identify music conservatories (focus/major in vocal music) that are associated with liberal arts colleges - like Oberlin.</p>

<p>St. Olaf college is Minnesota is also very strong in music.</p>

<p>Loook at Bard</p>

<p>Lawrence. Rice (not a liberal arts college, but I would highly recommend it)</p>

<p>Ithaca, Hartt School (University of Hartford(not an LAC))</p>

<p>Williams and Vassar are two LACs with a high level of music (ie. many Conservatory level musicians who chose to go to an LAC)</p>

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<p>Lots of good ideas there!</p>

<p>There are any number of regionally recognized LACs with good music departments. Many will have a denominational affiliation. If you like St Olaf in Minnesota, you might like Luther in Iowa. Shenandoah in Virginia is a small university that does have a true Conservatory program.</p>

<p>While Univ. of Rochester isn’t a LAC, there might be something for you at U of R and the Eastman School of Music.</p>

<p>Ditto with Peabody Conservatory, part of Johns Hopkins.</p>

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