Huntington University is a Christian liberal arts college in Indiana
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music department

Talent is God's gift to us. Developing skill is our gift back to God. Scripture is filled with examples of individuals who worked diligently to perfect their musical skills. They achieved positions of leadership and fulfilled God's purpose by becoming accomplished musicians.

Music is a high calling 

Music enriches our lives, cheers our darkest days, stirs our emotions, and stimulates our intellect. Music shapes our culture. Our world needs skillful musicians, men and women who can compose wisely and perform well.

Depth and breadth

Huntington University offers exceptional music training within the context of a rich liberal-arts education. We will help you develop as a musician and a scholar, and ultimately, expand the depth and breadth of your creative energy and expression for the glory of God.

Many options, many careers

The Music Department offers majors in  

In addition, we collaborate with the Ministry and Missions Department to offer both a major and a minor in worship leadership.

Auditions for 2013 are Friday, February 1st and Friday, February 15th. Please call the Music Office at (260) 359-4262 to make arrangements for an audition time.

alumni impact

Advantages of a Christian college education at Huntington University

Isaac Thompson

Music '06

Isaac took the scenic route to Tinseltown. Stops along his educational journey included Huntington, Ind., and Martha’s Vineyard.

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news & events

The 42nd annual Huntington University Forester Night celebrated the accomplishments of students from across campus, as well as the recognition of the Foresters of the Year, the 2013 Outstanding Scholar Award, the Impact Initiative Scholarship and the Professor of the Year. The event was held May 7.

Killian performs at the Fort Wayne Philharmonic

Killian performs at the Fort Wayne Philharmonic

04/09/2013

Prof. Joni Killian, adjunct voice professor, will be performing with the Fort Wayne Philharmonic as soprano soloist in Schubert’s Mass in Eb Major. Performances are at 7 p.m. at First Wayne Street United Methodist Church in Fort Wayne on May 3 and First Church of God in Columbia City on May 4. The Fort Wayne Philharmonic is under the direction of Sameer Patel.