UNCSA
High School and Undergraduate Voice
School of Music
Is the UNCSA voice program right for you?
As a student in the voice program at University of North Carolina School of the Arts,
you will be part of a musical family that will both challenge and nurture you, support
you and dare you to be your best.
The conservatory atmosphere means your voice studies will be at the heart of everything you do at UNCSA. The dedicated faculty – who bring with them the experience and knowledge of being professional musicians – spend ample time with you during weekly private lessons and studio performance classes that help you grow as an artist and as a person.
The voice program’s 21st century curriculum offers practical courses geared toward making you successful in today’s highly competitive and challenging musical world.
At UNCSA, you'll become part of a community of musicians and other artists, motivating you to take your talent to new levels.
Voice and Opera Faculty
In 2008, Saxton Rose became only the second bassoon professor in the 50-year history of the UNCSA School of Music. He is one of America’s most recognized bassoon soloists and chamber musicians, and has served as dean since June 2021.