How hard would it be to get a music masters degree?

1) It is VERY easy to get your masters in music. As a high school student I could easily smoke any of the Master Graduates in skill and knowledge. It doesnt take much 2)If you go to teach music you have to atleast basically learn the instruments you will be teaching (fingerings, a few basic scales, etc). Yes, they do teach you and it'll be easy dont worry. 3) to teach music you are also going to need get a degree in teaching as well, which by the looks of how many people go for it, it cant be hard 4) I dont really know any good music schools around your area, sorry, but we have great music schools over here in the South.

I think you mean "major" in music - the Masters Degree is what you get by spending an additional 2-3 years of advanced study in college AFTER you graduate with your Bachelors degree. As I read over your current level of preparation it appears to be very thin, and lacking in the serious and continuous private study that would make you a serious and competitive audition candidate. Simply - it really does not look like you can get into any music major program. You would dhave needed to have been taking lesson continuously in your most proficient area - which seems to be voice - and also have won admission already, and through the rest of your HS career, into all the prestigious honors groups offered in your area - all-County, Region, All-State, etc. If you are in 10the grade now, then it might be possible if you took intensive lesson starting tomorrow, with a TOP teacher- but you say that your family circumstances do not allow this. Perhaps you can attend a local community college when you graduate, take academics that would transfer to a 4-year college eventually, and try to get admitted into some music courses at the 2-year college. The faculty there would be able to assess your abilities, and steer you in the right direction - which may or may NOT be towards an eventual degree in music. Self-teaching is useless - you might be trying hard and having fun, and seeing a little progress, but this is a drop in the bucket. I judge hundreds upon hundreds of fine student musicians every year, and it is apparent in mere seconds, who has had good instruction, and who is a DIY project - and that is embarrassing all the way around. Majoring in music is not as simple as "I like this - I think I want to do this in college!". You can do that with, for example, math - you have taken math every single day of school since you started. To say you have been singing since birth - so? All kids sing - and all babies learn to talk, but that does not make them a;; future prosecuting attorneys, does it? Re-think your goals, in light of your lack of legitimate preparation. I wish you luck - but concentrate on raising those grade, even if they ARE AP classes. Sing in college in the chorus, for fun - but do not expect to make this your major, or your career.