A.

General Education (73 sh total)

B.

Area Requirement (3 sh total)

PHIL307 Philosophy of Art

  3 sh

C.

Core Requirements (26 sh total)

MUSI121 applied music (1 sh each term)

  8 sh

MUSI203, 204, 322 Music Theory I, II, III

  9 sh

MUSI312 Music Before 1750

  2 sh

MUSI313 Music from the Romantic Period

  3 sh

MUSI314 20th Century Music

  3 sh

D.

Electives in Music (18 sh total) selected  from the following:

MUSI101 Introduction to Music

  3 sh

MUSI105 Jazz, Rock, and Music Theatre

  3 sh

MUSI110 Introduction to Singing

  2 sh

MUSI109 Group Piano I

  1 sh

MUSI210 Group Piano II

  1 sh

MUSI224 Folk Instruments

  2 sh

MUSI300 Conducting

 2 sh

MUSI315 American Music

  3 sh

MUSI319 Symphonic Music

  3 sh

MUSI320 Music for the Theatre

  3 sh

MUSI321 Piano Pedagogy

  3 sh

MUSI323 Music Theory IV

  3 sh

MUSI499 Independent Study

1-3 sh

PHYS107 Sound

  3 sh

MUSI328 Humanities Seminar: Ethnic Music

  3 sh

MUSI328 Humanities Seminar: Music and Politics

  3 sh

Special Requirements:

1.

Admission to this program requires a personal interview and audition with the department.

2.

Participation each term in performing ensembles and student recitals is required and is considered to be an important extension of the applied (private) lesson.

3.

Each student's proficiency at keyboard performance must be judged as satisfactory prior to graduation. The juried keyboard examination must be performed by each student by the completion of the junior year.

4.

Attendance at department-approved concerts and events is expected each term (refer to MUSI001-007).

5.

Presentation of a final, public, juried recital must be satisfactorily accomplished prior to graduation.

6.

Ensemble performance is included with applied music credit as a requirement, so that each Music major will enroll in applied music and at least one ensemble each term.  An exception to this policy is that students who declare their intent to enter the B.S. in Music Education cooperative program will receive a maximum of four separate credits (one each semester) in ensemble performance, to be counted toward their requirements at the cooperating university.

A.

General Education (48 sh)

B.

C.

Music Theory (6 sh)

MUSI322 Music Theory III

3 sh

D.

Music History Literature (4 sh)

  E.

F.

G.

Methods Courses (16 sh)

MUSI106 Voice Methods and Foreign Diction

1 sh

MUSI118 String Methods - Lower Strings

1 sh

MUSI119 Woodwind Methods - Concert Winds

1 sh

1 sh

MUSI128 String Methods - Upper Strings

1 sh

MUSI129 Woodwind Methods - Transposing Winds

 1 sh

MUSI303 Instrumental and Vocal Methods

2 sh

MUSI326 Brass Methods - Lower Brass

1 sh

1 sh

  H.

I.

A.

General Education (52 sh total)

B.

Core Requirements (44 sh total)

MUSI121, 122 applied music

  Major Performance Area

 16 sh

  Minor Performance Area

  4 sh

MUSI300 Conducting

  2 sh

MUSI312 Music Before 1750

  2 sh

MUSI313 Music of the Romantic Period

  3 sh

MUSI314 20th Century Music

  3 sh

MUSI203, 204, 322, 323 Music Theory I, II, III, IV

 12 sh

C.

Electives in Music (20 sh total)

MUSI101 Introduction to Music

  3 sh

MUSI105 Jazz, Rock, and Musical Theatre

  3 sh

MUSI110 Introduction to Singing

  2 sh

MUSI109 Group Piano I

  1 sh

MUSI210 Group Piano II

  1 sh

MUSI224 Folk Instruments

  2 sh

MUSI315 American Music

  3 sh

MUSI319 Symphonic Music

  3 sh

MUSI320 Music for the Theatre

  3 sh

MUSI321 Piano Pedagogy

  3 sh

MUSI499 Independent Study

1-3 sh

MUSI328 Seminar: Music & Politics

  3 sh

MUSI328 Seminar: Ethnic Music

  3 sh

PHYS107 Sound

  3 sh

D.

Area Requirements (4 sh total)

PHIL307 Philosophy of Art

  3 sh

HPED112 Fundamentals of Movement & Rhythm

  1 sh

Special Requirements:

1.

Admission to all Music Degree programs requires a personal interview and audition with the Music Department faculty.

2.

Participation each term in a performing ensemble and a student recital is required and is considered to be an important extension of the applied (private) lesson.

3.

Each student's proficiency at keyboard performance must be judged as satisfactory prior to graduation. The juried keyboard examination must be presented by each student at the completion of the junior year of study.

4.

Attendance at department-approved concerts and events is expected each term.  Refer to MUSI001-007.

5.

Presentation of a final, public, juried recital must be satisfactorily accomplished prior to graduation.

6.

As an extension of the applied (private) lesson, each music major will be required to perform in specified student recitals and participate in one or more ensemble(s) each term.