MUSIC INDUSTRY RECORDING ARTS DEGREE TRACKS
SPC offers the Audio Production and Engineering Certificate, which transfers to our Music Industry Recording Arts (MIRA) Associate in Science Degree.
Develop skills that will help you shine in today's competitive music industry. Through our expert faculty, first-class facilities featuring the latest technology, and industry partnerships, students can train to excel in fields including audio production, audio engineering, and live sound.
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The Annual BroadwayWorld Tampa Awards nominations have been released and SPC Theater has 16 nominations in 9 different categories.
SPC musicians participated in a Care Package Packing Party organized by Operation Military Matters.
The Miniature Art Society of Florida celebrates its 48th year with an exhibition of exquisite miniature works from around the globe.
February is Career and Technical Education Month, and SPC would like to share some of our grads' stories with you.
Auditions will be held January 18-19 in the Arts Auditorium on the Clearwater Campus, with callbacks on January 20.
SPC’s new Audio Production and Engineering Certificate quickly offers students the credentials to get a job in the music and entertainment.
St. Petersburg College Music Professor Dr. Pat Hernly combined his academic studies and performance experience to publish a chapter in the Cambridge Companion to the Drum Kit.
This summer, St Petersburg College‘s Theater Department is presenting the musical revue, The World Goes ‘Round, a very exciting production of the music of the famous duo of John Kander and Fred Ebb, who have written such classic musicals as Chicago, Cabaret and Steel Pier. Songs from these musicals will be featured in this great … Continue reading SPC Brings Music to the Summer with The World Goes ‘Round
St. Petersburg College Music Professor Dr. David Manson was recently named a recipient of a music composition grant from Creative Pinellas.
This CTE Month spotlight focuses on Reily Cruz and his experience as a student at St. Petersburg College.