Uncommon Excellence

A mainstay in over a century of Lee University history, the School of Music is one of the finest music schools in the southeast. Our faculty and staff are deeply invested in encouraging the musical development of all interested students in an environment that nurtures creative expression, academic excellence, and spiritual growth. Each student in the School of Music receives expert instruction in music theory, history, literature, and performance, with extensive performance opportunities.

We invite you to join us in pursuit of our calling to musical excellence.

Lee University is an accredited member of the National Association of Schools of Music.

Graduate Programs

Whether you are a recent college graduate, an active educator, or a practicing worship leader, the graduate program in music at Lee University was designed with you in mind. The Lee University School of Music has the faculty, curriculum, facilities, flexible scheduling, and collateral training opportunities to prepare you for the work of tomorrow’s musician and advanced studies in music. To learn more about Lee's Graduate Studies in Music, click here.

  • Master of Music and Worship
  • Master of Music in Conducting – Choral or Wind
  • Master of Music in Performance

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Taylor Guyton

Taylor Guyton, a music performance major with a vocal emphasis, is from Cleveland, Tennessee. She chose Lee University for its strong academic programs and Christ-centered community—along with the special connection of being a legacy student, as both of her parents are Lee alumni. During her time at Lee, Taylor has been actively involved in Sigma Nu Sigma, Chorale, Opera Theatre, and Voices of Lee—an ensemble she considers one of her most formative experiences. Among her favorite memories is meeting a group of incoming freshmen online before her first semester, friendships that have remained strong throughout her college journey. After graduation, Taylor plans to pursue a career in opera and musical theatre, building on the foundation of performance and community she found at Lee.