Fall 2012 Undergraduate Catalog - Official

Music-Music Performance - Option in Wind Instrument/, String Instrument/, or Percussion Performance (120 Credits)

Department: Music

Core Requirements

Theory and Ear Training I

Theory and Ear Training II

Theory and Ear Training III

Theory and Ear Training IV

Conducting and Instrumentation

Western Traditions to 1750

Western Traditions: 1750-1900

Western Traditions Since 1900

Theory and Ear Training V

World Music Survey

Requirements

(45 Credits)
In addition to the courses listed, students must earn eighteen credits of performance study on the principal instrument, twelve of which must be at the 300 level or above; four credits of piano performance study which may include Class Piano III and/or IV; twelve credits of ensemble, eight of which are large ensembles, one with small ensemble, and three with unrestricted ensembles; a one-credit teaching methods or pedagogy course appropriate to the principal instrument; and a two credit music literature course appropriate to the principal instrument. Two credits of MUS 450 are required. A piano proficiency exam must be passed.

History of Jazz

Pop/Rock Music for Non-Majors

American Music

Methods for Teaching Woodwinds I

Methods for Teaching Woodwinds II

Methods for Teaching Brass Instruments

Methods for Teaching String Instruments

Methods for Teaching Percussion

Instrument Conducting

Writing Seminar in Music

Student Recital

Restricted Electives

(8 Credits)
Students must earn eight credits of music electives none of which can be performance study or ensemble with the principal instrument.