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Constantly striving
to be the in vanguard of instructional
techniques and technologies, Musicians Institute’s core mission is
to provide a comprehensive, innovative and artistic education in
contemporary music. By blending its unique educational philosophy with world-class
talent in a supportive environment, MI aspires to foster creativity,
individuality, excellence and an entrepreneurial mindset, in order
to prepare students for successful, contributive and varied careers
in music and its associated industries.
Program & Degree Options.................................................4
Guitar..................................................................................6
Bass....................................................................................8
Drums...............................................................................10
Keyboard Technology........................................................12
Vocals................................................................................14
Composition......................................................................16
Independent Artist Program...............................................18
Audio Engineering............................................................20
Music Business..................................................................22
Guitar Craft Academy........................................................24
Instructors.........................................................................26
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction........................................................................2
Facilities............................................................................28
Career Development.........................................................30
Success Stories..................................................................32
Admissions/Financial Aid.................................................34
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MI is regarded as one of the world’s top colleges for students seeking
a career in the music industry. MI offers a variety of degrees, including
Bachelor of Music and Associate of Arts, as well as Certificates and
alternative programs. The school is focused on building creative skills
and providing all the tools students need to develop careers as
musicians and music industry professionals.
Musicians Institute’s comprehensive,
innovative and artistic education in
contemporary music includes:
Flexible options within
each program
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Acclaimed faculty & guest
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Networking with successful
students & graduates
24/7 access to state-of-the
art Hollywood facilities
Practical applications of
various musical styles,
genres & concepts
For more information about our graduation rates, the median debt of students who completed the program, and other important information, please visit our website at
www.mi.edu/state-and-federal-student-consumer-disclosures.
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MI features a completely immersive learning
experience.
Performance:
Industry:
Bass
Audio Engineering
Drums
Independent Artist
Guitar
Guitar Craft
Keyboards
Music Business
Vocals
Music Video/Film/Television
Production
DEGREES &
INTRODUCTION
Musicians Institute provides hands-on music education.
BACHELOR OF
USIC IN
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ASSOCIATES IN PERFORMANCE BACHELOR OF
A R T S I N CERTIFICATE M U S I C I N
PERFORMANCE P R O G R A M COMPOSITION
NON-CERTIFICATE
PROGRAMS
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MI
BACHELOR OF
MUSIC IN
DEGREES
Choice of specialization in
Performance or Composition
Low-cost, high-quality general
education courses in language,
philosophy, mathematics, science,
and humanities (through matriculation
with partner institutions)
12 quarters • 180 credits
BACHELOR OF MUSIC
IN PERFORMANCE:
An accredited academic degree
focusing on instrumental
performance along with music
theory, ear training, musicianship,
music history, and more
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BACHELOR OF MUSIC
IN COMPOSITION:
An accredited academic degree
providing in-depth training in
arranging, scoring and
orchestration for visual media
MI
ASSOCIATES IN
ARTS IN
PERFORMANCE
Complete training in one of five
instruments: Bass, Drums, Guitar,
Keyboard, and Vocal
MI
PERFORMANCE
CERTIFICATE
PROGRAM
A year-long program that
provides complete training in
musical skills
MI
NON-CERTIFICATE
PROGRAMS
MI Encore/Encore
Express Program:
Customizable program
Professional development courses
including: Promotional Media, Music
Business, and Marketing
Hands-on instrumental training
Extensive music theory
Allows students to combine
lessons, classes, workshops,
and other activities
Music technology course in Apple
Logic ®, Ableton Live®, Pro Tools®,
studio recording and more
4 quarters • 60 credits*
5 or 10-week duration
Live performance experiences that
simulate professional situations and
industry scenarios
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One-week programs
featuring performance and
industry courses
Includes guest artist clinics,
private lessons and a Battle
of the Bands
PROGRAMS & DEGREES
Musicians Institute offers a variety of educational
programs and degree options.
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Musicians Institute is an accredited member of the National Association of Schools of Music (NASM) and is licensed to operate in the State of
California by the Bureau for Private Post-Secondary Education (BPPE). For details, contact www.bppe.ca.gov or (888) 370-7589.
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Development of tone and
dynamics
Concentration on single-string
solo abilities
“Playing the guitar is like
telling the truth.”
– B.B. King
Fretboard organization of minor
and major pentatonic scale
patterns
In-depth examination of chord
progressions and harmonies
Exploration of blues tonality
and structure
Rhythm section workshops to
emphasize chart reading, stage
presence, and gear set-up
GUITAR
The Guitar Program is designed to develop professional
level technique and musicianship.
Reading fundamentals for
rhythmic figures, chord symbols,
key signatures and note
positions
Grooves such as rock, swing,
shuffle, and ballads
Electives in guitar maintenance and
repair, classical music, slide guitar,
electronic effects and more
THIS PROGRAM
INCLUDES: BACHELOR OF
MUSIC IN
ASSOCIATES IN PERFORMANCE
ARTS IN
PERFORMANCE PERFORMANCE
CERTIFICATE
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PROGRAM
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All aspects of theory and
musicianship for the electric bass
Playing techniques for finger and
slap styles
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Exposure to various grooves
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odd-meter, Brazilian and
Afro-Cuban
Fretboard basics covering triads,
chords, scales, harmonies and
arpeggios
BASS
The Bass Program provides students with
comprehensive instruction on the instrument.
Reading fundamentals for the
bass clef, with rhythmic
subdivisions, pitch identification,
and string positions
Rhythm section workshops to
fine-tune listening skills and
stage presence
Experience with chart reading
and band interaction
A choice of elective classes for
topics like upright acoustic bass
as well as genres like metal, R&B
and jazz.
THIS PROGRAM
MUSIC IN
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CERTIFICATE
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PROGRAM
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The Drum Program provides students with a
contemporary educational system.
Fundamental reading skills for
drum set, from basic rhythmic
figures to full charts
Fundamental reading skills for
drum set, from basic rhythmic
figures to full charts
Rhythm section workshops with
guitar and bass accompaniment
Rhythm section workshops with
guitar and bass accompaniment
Coordination drills to improve
time, feel, independence and
sound
Coordination drills to improve
time, feel, independence and
sound
Studio recording simulations with
prerecorded tracks
Studio recording simulations with
prerecorded tracks
Digital drumming technology with
MIDI sequencing, recording
software, loops and samples
Digital drumming technology with
MIDI sequencing, recording
software, loops and samples
THIS PROGRAM
MUSIC IN
ARTS IN
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CERTIFICATE
PROGRAM
DRUMS
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A thorough study of traditional
keyboard facility including
chords, scales, arpeggios, and
intervals
Keyboard-based approaches
to composing, arranging,
recording and producing
Emphasis on learning notation
such as clefs, ledger lines, and
song forms
Groove classes concentrating
on syncopation, playing with
a drummer, and swing vs.
straight feels
The details of analog and digital synthesizer programming
Voice leading, chord construction and symbol recognition
State-of-the-art tools such as
virtual instrument software,
MIDI components and DJ
applications
Elective classes for video
scoring, music directing,
electronic music and more
THIS PROGRAM
MUSIC IN
ARTS IN
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CERTIFICATE
PROGRAM
KEYBOARD TECHNOLOGY
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The Keyboard Technology Program offers
intensive training in keyboard technique, theory
and musicianship.
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The Vocal Program offers a unique approach,
providing students with a range of skills.
Development of vocal range and
dynamic power
Training in articulation,
enunciation and stage presence
Sight-reading
Real-world environments
performing popular genres with
a three-piece backing band
Education in Apple Logic®
recording software and other
production technology
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An understanding of the
business and marketing
aspects of the entertainment
industry
Elective courses in songwriting,
arranging, dance and more
Courses covering breath
control and the physiology of
the voice
THIS PROGRAM
MUSIC IN
ARTS IN
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CERTIFICATE
PROGRAM
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It prepares students for careers as soundtrack composers for
film, television, animation and games.
The curriculum includes in-depth
studies in traditional and popular
techniques across all genres of
composition
Develops broader intellect,
critical thinking skills, and
perspectives on music as part
of contemporary culture
Features courses in
Contemporary Arranging,
Scoring and Orchestration
Lays foundation for further
studies at the graduate level
Emphasizes applications to
contemporary visual media
Prepares graduates for careers as
composers, orchestrators,
arrangers, music copyists and
music editors
Professional training in the use of
digital tools for music production
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Includes music theory, ear training, music history, and
understanding of different styles
COMPOSITION
The Bachelor of Music Degree in Composition
includes the Scoring for Visual Media Program.
Supportive classes in Apple
Logic® , the Business of
Composing, Counterpoint,
Keyboard Proficiency and
more
THIS PROGRAM
INCLUDES:
BACHELOR OF
MUSIC IN
COMPOSITION
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Furthermore, it helps them to develop a business plan to
optimize the release of their music. This process entails:
Songwriting and production of
original material
Classes that guide students
through recording sessions in
both commercial facilities and
home studios
Learn graphic design and create
promotional artwork
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Creation of a web and social
media presence
The creation of promotional
initiatives and marketing plans
INDEPENDENT ARTIST
PROGRAM IS A CERTIFICATE
PROGRAM:
For vocalists, instrumentalists,
rappers, DJs and producers
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*at an optimal course load of 15
units/quarter
INDEPENDENT ARTIST PROGRAM
The Independent Artist Program equips students with the
skills needed to write, perform, record and produce their
own original songs.
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MI prepares students to be part of the creative team in the recording
studio. Training is provided in:
Practical concepts of audio
engineering and acoustic
science
Every aspect of the recording and
mixing process
The use of industry-standard
recording equipment
Modern and classic tools, such as
the recording console, digital audio
workstation software (DAW),
outboard equipment, plug-ins, and
more
Topics include studio design, video
game audio, sound-for-picture, and
studio etiquette
Students can choose from the following Audio Engineering options:
CERTIFICATE IN AUDIO
ENGINEERING:
Professional audio production
training, including certification
on industry-standard audio
platforms such as Avid Pro
Tools® & Apple Logic®
units/quarter
ENGINEERING,
POST-PRODUCTION AUDIO:
ENGINEERING, LIVE SOUND
PRODUCTION:
Professional live audio
production training
Additional emphasis on
managing the complete live
audio production process,
from setup to monitor and
front-of-house mixing, and
live recording
units/quarter
Professional post-production
audio training
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AUDIO ENGINEERING
The Audio Engineering Program provides students with practical
training on state-of-the-art recording equipment.
Additional emphasis on mixing
music, dialogue and special
effects for film, television, and
other visual media
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units/quarter
MI is a Digidesign© Certified Training Location, preparing students for Pro Tools Operator
CertificationSM, and an authorized Apple® Training Center for Logic Audio® software.
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This includes, but is not limited to: record companies, public relations,
management and booking, publishing, music supervision, A&R, marketing,
promotion, and more. Students will receive:
Workshop-style classes and
projects taught by active industry
professionals
Media relations and publicity writing
for artist bios, press releases, and news
headlines
Preparation for employment in a
variety of music industry firms
Overview of computer skills and
essential software used in the music
business workplace, including Word,
Excel and PowerPoint
Analysis of the complete record company business cycle, from A&R and
duplication to promotion and
distribution
Areas of music law and basic legal
concepts including:
- Intellectual Property
- Personality & Publicity Rights
- Name & Likeness
- Equitable Principles & Remedies
- Contract Law
- Constitutional Principles
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Specialization in artist management,
booking, publishing, music supervision,
marketing & promotion, copyright, or
radio/record promotion
Students can choose from the following Music Business options:
CERTIFICATE IN MUSIC BUSINESS:
Provides training in label
management, A&R, marketing,
promotion, contracts, music
publishing, and artist management
CERTIFICATE IN MUSIC BUSINESS, ENTREPRENEUR:
Adds an emphasis in entrepreneurial
techniques for business management
MUSIC BUSINESS
The Music Business Program prepares students for
various careers in the music industry.
Practical information for
personal management, licensing,
networking strategies, and
concert/tour production
Skills in contract negotiation and other
entrepreneurial strategies
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Designing, fabricating and
finishing your own electric
guitar or bass—from raw
lumber to taking home a
completed instrument
An explanation of guitar
pickups, wiring modifications, and advanced electronics
Technical maintenance,
including guitar setup,
fretwork, troubleshooting,
repairs and maintenance
Preparation for careers as
instrument manufacturers,
designers, and technicians
CERTIFICATE IN GUITAR
CRAFT:
Provides comprehensive
training in the methods and
techniques of professional
electric guitar/bass design,
fabrication and maintenance
units/quarter
CERTIFICATE IN GUITAR
CRAFT, ACOUSTIC GUITAR
DESIGN:
An additional focus on
steel-string acoustic guitar
creation
units/quarter
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GUITAR CRAFT ACADEMY
The Guitar Craft Academy is designed to provide
students with the specialized skills of luthiery—the art of
guitar making and technical maintenance.
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Each department boasts a number of widely respected instructors who
are able to impart to students practical information earned in professional
careers. In addition to its full-time faculty base, MI also regularly provides
students with unprecedented access to big-name guest artists.* Select MI
instructors and some of their work are listed below:
Guitar
JAN OZVEREN
(Jennifer Hudson /
Rihanna / Alicia Keys)
PATHIK DESAI
(Kelly Clarkson / Westlife)
GREG HARRISON
(PDP)
Bass
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Vocals
DAWN BISHOP
(Black Eyed Peas / India Arie /
John Legend)
DEBRA BYRD
(American Idol / Justin Timberlake / Ruben Studdard)
Drums
JEFF BOWDERS
(Paul Gilbert)
RYAN BROWN
(Foreigner / Clay Aiken /
Zappa Plays Zappa)
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ALEXIS SKLARJEVSKI
(Crosby, Stills & Nash)
APPU KRISHNAN
(Christina Aguilera / Pink /
Jordin Sparks)
MICHAEL MENNELL
(Taylor Hicks / Jimmy Buffett)
RUBY B.C.
(The Voice / Victoria Justice)
Audio Engineering
WILLIAM THORNTON
(Madonna / Prince / The Foo Fighters /
Justin Timberlake / Britney Spears / Pink /
Black Eyed Peas / Alicia Keys / Blink-182 /
Queen / Red Hot Chili Peppers)
ADAM KAGAN
(Lil Wayne / Joe Bonamassa /
Swedish House Mafia / Katy Perry /
Steven Tyler / Rihanna / Miley Cyrus /
Britney Spears / Carrie Underwood /
Kings of Leon / Lady Antebellum)
BRETT MCLAUGHLIN
(Pitbull / Cobra Starship)
JONATHAN BATES
(Daft Punk / M83)
Music Business
DAN KIMPEL
(Kelly Clarkson / Green Day /
Usher / Alicia Keys / Metallica)
DON GRIERSON
(Celine Dion / Heart /
Iron Maiden)
Guitar Craft
INSTRUCTORS/STAFF
Musicians Institute hosts a highly skilled faculty with
extensive experience in the world of contemporary music.
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DAVE MADDUX
(John Mayer / Phil Collins /
Billy Gibbons / Eric Johnson)
ISAAC JANG
( Stephen Stills /
The Dobie Brothers)
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*MI cannot guarantee future appearances by specific individuals
It encompasses 60,000 square feet of classrooms, practice rooms, state-ofthe-art recording facilities and performance stages. Additional buildings
on campus also host classes, studios, and practice areas.
CLASS AND REHEARSAL ROOMS:
Most classrooms are equipped
with a full backline
When classes are over, these rooms
convert to exclusive rehearsal
facilities for MI students
RECORDING STUDIOS:
Professional studios provide
hands-on experience
Top-of-the-line equipment from
prestigious manufacturers,
including large-format mixing
consoles from SSL, API, and
Euphonics
An array of project studios are
available for students to record,
mix, and edit music
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LIVE PERFORMANCE HALLS:
Many stage-based areas are found
on campus
Used for live performance classes,
concerts, and clinics
The 500-capacity Concert Hall is
equipped with pro-level video and
audio recording equipment
AUDIO LABS:
Workstation-based audio labs
feature an array of industry-standard
recording software and outboard
gear
Used for both group instruction
and individual projects
PRIVATE LESSON AND
PRACTICE LABS:
Over 100 private and
small-group lesson rooms are
available
Various rooms available 24/7
and equipped for the different
needs of each student and their
instrument
HOLLYWOOD PASSAGE
BUILDING:
Houses MI’s administrative
headquarters
A 32-station digital audio
computer lab
LIBRARY / INFORMATION CENTER:
23 stations for instrumental
practice
45 computer-equipped
practice terminals
Gear rentals and borrowing of
guitars, basses, pedals, CDs,
DVDs and more
FACILITIES
MI’s main building is open to students 24 hours a day throughout the year.*
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Located in the heart of
Hollywood, right on Hollywood
Boulevard
Rooms for rehearsals or
open-mic performances,
equipped with backline for full
band set-up
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The Career Development Office helps students find
internship placement and overall career counseling
MI’s Hiring Hall audition showcases bring signed
artists, producers and management firms seeking
talent directly into the school
Audition opportunities are open to all students and
are advertised to the student body through the MI
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CAREER DEVELOPMENT
Musicians Institute is dedicated to helping
its students make a seamless transition into
becoming working professionals.
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They include hundreds of currently working professionals in many
music-related fields, such as: independent artists, session players,
record label executives, studio engineers, guitar builders, engineers,
audio equipment manufacturers, and much more.
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David Myers - Drums
Frank Ocean
Emanuela Bellezza - Vocals
Juanes
DJ Beamon - Keyboard
Sean Kingston
Henry McDaniel - Drums
Paul Gilbert - Guitar
Mr. Big / Racer X
Chad Smith - Drums
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Matt McJunkins - Bass
A Perfect Circle / Pusifer
Moses Stone - IAP
NBC ‘s “The Voice”
Ginny Luke -Vocals/Keyboard
Synyster Gates - Guitar
Avenged Sevenfold
Kevin Hastings - Keyboard
Rihanna / Jay-Z
Ray Luzier - Drums
Korn / Army of Anyone
Wes Michaels - Music
Business
Gaby Moreno - Vocals
Meat Loaf
Amnesty International’s
Electric Burma Concert
Stanley Clarke/George Duke
Oscar Cartaya - Bass
Jennifer Lopez
Descriptions of activities involving faculty or current or former students are provided without compensation, inducement, or quid pro quo.
SUCCESS STORIES
Musicians Institute is perhaps best known for the
successes of its graduates.
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FINANCIAL AID
MI’s helpful admissions team would be happy to answer any
questions that you may have regarding the application
acceptance procress.
MI is committed to helping students with available
federal financial aid opportunities—monies that can
assist in covering the cost of tuition, class supplies and
living expenses.
Admissions Advisors consult and support prospective students
from the day that they first contact MI, to their arrival on campus
and throughout the registration process.
Each student is assigned a personal Advisor who provides
information and practical advice on everything from suitable
programs to admission requirements, auditions, housing and
other aspects of MI life.
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For information on federal, state and private financial
assistance options, please contact our Financial Aid
Office:
PHONE: 323-860-4343
EMAIL: [email protected]
ONLINE: www.mi.edu/admissions-aid/financial-aid
FOR GENERAL INFORMATION, CONTACT:
PHONE: 800.255.7529
FAX: 323.462.1575
6752 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, CA 90028
WWW.MI.EDU
ADMISSIONS/FINANCIAL AID
ADMISSIONS
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While Musicians Institute provides no guarantee that employment will result from attending or completing any program
offered by the institution, we are dedicated to assisting students in finding professional opportunities. For more information on our Career Development Office, visit www.mi.edu.
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