Jim Rhinehart
Jim Rhinehart
Associate Teaching Professor of Musical Theatre

Phone:765-285-8754

Room:NQ 294 A


Jim Rhinehart (he/him) is a versatile pianist, composer, arranger, and educator who is comfortable in the worlds of theatre, commercial music, and the concert hall. He is a pianist in the Music Theatre Option, playing for voice studios, showcases, and shows. He also teaches basic musicianship to first-year music theatre students.

Jim has degrees in Theory and Composition (D.A., Ball State University, B.M., Central Michigan University) and in Music Education (choral) (M.M.E., Florida State University). In addition to teaching at Ball State, he has taught at the middle- and high-school level, as well as at community college.

Jim has music-directed over 30 musicals and played for countless others. He has performed in all five parks at Walt Disney World. He composed over an hour of music for From Normal to Extraordinary: Ball State’s First Century, a student-produced documentary celebrating Ball State’s 100th anniversary.

www.jimrhinehart.com


Course Schedule
Course No. Term Level Hours Location
Directed Study in Theatre and Dance DOTD 496.06 Fall 2026 Undergraduate 1 Independent Study
Music Theory: Form and Analysis MUST 311.2 Fall 2026 Undergraduate 2 Lecture
Music Theory: Form and Analysis MUST 311.3 Fall 2026 Undergraduate 2 Lecture
Basic Musicianship 1 THEA 270.1 Fall 2026 Undergraduate 2 Lecture/Lab
Basic Musicianship 1 THEA 270.2 Fall 2026 Undergraduate 2 Lecture/Lab