Department of Music
Being a part of each student’s life - spiritually, emotionally, academically and musically - presents an unbelievably exciting responsibility. Through the contact point of one’s passion for music we collectively learn how music and life are inseparable. We think in music for a life of service. - Dr. Dennis Plies
An array of opportunities awaits you as a student in Warner Pacific College’s Department of Music. Students desiring to pursue a career in music are distinguished not only by their passion and love for music, but with a desire to play, teach or be involved in music at a professional and non-professional level. And although performing music in some capacity is often the goal of most music majors, WPC’s Department of Music offers a musical landscape of degree options to choose from when deciding your area of focus. Whether you choose a music career in Performance, Ministry, Teaching or Music Business, you will be equipped with the ability to understand and appreciate both the creative and business side of music. The professors at Warner Pacific will provide you with a solid educational foundation that will help you succeed in your career.
Check out our new men's vocal group - Bridgetown!
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Life After College
Music majors are enjoying successful careers as musicians, music teachers and professors, songwriters, talent agents, concert promoters, singers and performers, art directors, and music publishers, among other things. Degrees in music are well-suited for graduate study in fields such as music law and education. Recent music major graduates have pursued advanced degrees at Lewis and Clark College, Reed College, Portland State University, University of Washington, and University of Edinburgh.
Faculty
 Jennifer CameronAssistant Professor of Music Phone: 503.517.1062 Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |
 Dr. Kelly BallardAssistant Professor of Music Phone: 503.517.1693 Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |
 Dennis PliesProfessor of Music Phone: 503.517.1060 Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |
