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i just read an article on music degrees and that it can help ur guitar playing a lot by learning the theory behind it. im curious to see what you guys think about getting a degree in music.

the article i read http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/colum...ts_part_1.html

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Why not! Put it this way, I don't think it could hurt provided that it was attained at a reputable place.

Personally I wouldn't be going for something online. I would prefer to go to a proper college and do it there. That's if it was me anyway!


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its not an online course, its actual courses at jr. and four year colleges. the link i put was to the article. srry for the confusion

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The Junior course would be the way that I would go. It doesn't necessitate any pre-requisites and it would give one the opportunity to really gauge whether one has made the right decision.


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Does anybody in this forum have a Music Degree?


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