Band participation. By audition only
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 095
Jazz Band participation. By audition only
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 095
Blue and Gold Band participation.
Every Spring
Previously: MUSI 095
Marching Band participation.
Every Fall
Previously: MUSI 098
Brass Band participation. By audition only.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 096
Basketball Pep Band participation. By audition only.
Every Fall and Spring
Orchestra participation. By audition only
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 095
Choir participation. By audition only
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 095
Choir participation. By audition only
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 095
Choir participation. By audition only
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 095
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 097
Chamber Music Ensembles will be formed taking into account the performance ability of the students involved.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 096
Chamber Music Ensembles will be formed taking into account the performance ability of the students involved.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 096
Chamber Music Ensembles will be formed taking into account the performance ability of the students involved.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 096
Chamber Music Ensembles will be formed taking into account the performance ability of the students involved.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 096
Chamber Music Ensembles will be formed taking into account the performance ability of the students involved.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 096
Chamber Music Ensembles will be formed taking into account the performance ability of the students involved.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 096
Chamber Music Ensembles will be formed taking into account the performance ability of the students involved. By audition only.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 096
Chamber Music Ensembles will be formed taking into account the performance ability of the students involved.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 096
Chamber Music Ensembles will be formed taking into account the performance ability of the students involved.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 096
Chamber Music Ensembles will be formed taking into account the performance ability of the students involved. By audition only.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 096
Chamber Music Ensembles will be formed taking into account the performance ability of the students involved. By audition only.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 096
Chamber Music Ensembles will be formed taking into account the performance ability of the students involved. By audition only.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 096
Chamber Music Ensembles will be formed taking into account the performance ability of the students involved. By audition only.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 096
Chamber Music Ensembles will be formed taking into account the performance ability of the students involved. By audition only.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 096
Chamber Music Ensembles will be formed taking into account the performance ability of the students involved. By audition only.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 096
Chamber Music Ensembles will be formed taking into account the performance ability of the students involved. By audition only.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 096
Small group ensemble - by audition only.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 097
Recommended for general college students who wish to gain knowledge and the understanding of music as a part of their cultural heritage.
Every Fall and Spring in person, online every Summer and Interim
Previously: MUSI 110
The three genres of blues, jazz and rock will be approached as major units of study. The section on Blues will be dealt with first, so as, to have a chronological approach to the course. This unit on the blues will conclude prior to the transition in Rock music. The course will then travel back in time to the end of the Civil War and trace the path of early jazz styles. With the timeline of the blues firmly in place, a comparison of blues and jazz styles and their influences of one another will be discussed in class. The final section of the course will pick up with the late blues style and the transition into Rock music.
Every Fall and Spring in person, online every Summer and Interim
Previously: MUSI 118
An intensive review of music fundamentals is followed by basic elements, including introduction to the tonal framework, scales and modes, intervals, basic chords, and chords in tonal context. Functional harmony is introduced at the basic level to include tonic, subdominant and dominant harmonies. Emphasis is placed on melodic writing and two-voice textures from first through fourth species counterpoint.
Every Fall
Previously: MUSI 120
Melodic organization, thematic development and phrase structure are followed by non-chordal decorative pitches. Harmonic structures include the study of all diatonic triads, seventh chords, and their inversions in a functional harmonic context. Emphasis is placed on part writing in four-voice textures and analysis of diatonic harmonies and melody.
Every Spring
Previously: MUSI 121
This course develops aural and rhythmic skills toward the goal of comprehensive musicianship training. Aural identification of musical concepts and realization of concepts through sight-singing are stressed through group activities, software programs, dictation exercises and class lectures.
Every Fall
Previously: MUSI 120L
This course develops aural and rhythmic skills toward a goal of comprehensive musicianship training. Aural identification of musical concepts and realization of concepts through sight-singing are stressed through group activities, software programs, dictation exercises and class lectures.
Every Spring
Previously: MUSI 121L
This introductory course is designed for students with no previous guitar experience. Students will receive guidance and direction in solving problems related to playing the guitar at a beginning level and will learn many of the different styles, skills and techniques required to become a successful guitarist. Areas of concentration include: correct posture, note reading, aural skills, flat-picking, singing songs, rhythmic patterns, chord study, finger-picking styles, musical forms, improvisation and performing experiences.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 141
This introductory course is designed for students with no previous guitar experience. Students will receive guidance and direction in solving problems related to playing the guitar at a beginning level and will learn many of the different styles, skills and techniques required to become a successful guitarist. Areas of concentration include: correct posture, note reading, aural skills, flat-picking, singing songs, rhythmic patterns, chord study, finger-picking styles, musical forms, improvisation and performing experiences.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 142
This course is the first semester of instruction for students new to the piano, and will assist in preparation for the Piano Proficiency Examination. Keyboard reading and technique are developed and theoretical principle of harmony and scalar materials are applied to the keyboard. Ensemble and solo literature is presented along with improvisational activities. Additional fees may apply.
Every Fall
Previously: MUSI 152
This course is the second semester of instruction for students new to the piano, and will assist in preparation for the Piano Proficiency Examination. Keyboard reading and technique are further developed and harmonization is realized throughout major and minor tonalities. Scalar and arpeggio techniques are covered as well as preparation for further requirements in the vocal/choral or instrumental area. Ensemble and solo literature are further explored. Additional fees may apply.
Every Spring
Previously: MUSI 153
Technology is changing the way we engage with one another, music and media at an extraordinary rate. It behooves us to keep up with that speed of change in order to stay employable, relevant, and to help engage future musicians in the way they experience the musical world. This course introduces you to various software platforms, giving you an opportunity to engage with those technologies at an introductory level.
Every Fall
Previously: MUSI 191
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 163
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 163
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 163
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 163
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 163
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 166
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 165
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 161
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 161
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 165
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 163
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 164
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 161
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 161
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 161
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 161
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 161
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 161
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 162
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 162
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 162
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 162
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 162
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 30 minutes each week for non-music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 167
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 163
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 163
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 163
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 163
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 163
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 166
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 165
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 161
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 161
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 165
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 163
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 164
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 161
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 161
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 161
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 161
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 161
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 161
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 162
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 162
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 162
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 162
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 162
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for Music majors. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 167
A general survey of the great movements in the development of music as an art form from the ancient times through the Baroque period. Emphasis is placed on score reading and analysis. The ability to read music notation is assumed for a student taking this class.
MUSI 121
Every Fall
Previously: MUSI 210
A general survey of the development of music during Viennese Classical and nineteenth century Romantic periods to the present. Emphasis is placed on score reading and analysis. The ability to read music notation is assumed for a student taking this class.
Every Spring
Previously: MUSI 212
Chromaticism is approached through the study of secondary function harmonies, including secondary dominants and secondary leading-tone chords and how they function in modulations to closely related keys. Basic formal practices are covered including binary, ternary and variation forms. Larger formal units such as sonata and rondo forms are also introduced. Emphasis is placed on writing modulations to closely related keys through the use of secondary function chords in a formal context.
Every Fall
Previously: MUSI 220
This course begins with contrapuntal genres including the chorale prelude, the two-voice invention and fugal processes. Expanded chromatic harmonies such as Neapolitan and augmented sixth chords are followed by modulation to distantly related keys. Increased chromaticism and tonal ambiguity are explored by expanded tertian structures, enharmonic usages of chromatic harmonies, and chromatic third relationships.
Every Spring
Previously: MUSI 221
This course develops aural and rhythmic skills toward a goal of comprehensive musicianship training. Aural identification of musical concepts and realization of concepts through sight-singing are stressed through group activities, software programs, dictation exercises and class lectures.
Every Fall
Previously: MUSI 220L
This course develops aural and rhythmic skills toward a goal of comprehensive musicianship training. Aural identification of musical concepts and realization of concepts through sight-singing are stressed through group activities, software programs, dictation exercises and class lectures.
Every Spring
Previously: MUSI 221L
This course is designed to deepen your understanding of both the theoretical and practical aspects of guitar playing. Leveraging the Fretboard Biology program, students will engage with comprehensive video lectures, interactive exercises, and class instruction to master intermediate guitar techniques. Key areas of focus include music theory, fretboard logic, technique development, improvisation, and rhythm guitar. By the end of this course, students will have a solid foundation to advance their guitar proficiency.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 143
Building upon the foundations established in Intermediate Guitar I, this course continues the journey through the Fretboard Biology program. Students will delve deeper into advanced concepts such as complex chord structures, sophisticated improvisational techniques, and diverse rhythm guitar styles. The curriculum emphasizes practical application, ensuring that students can confidently express themselves across various musical genres. Upon completion, participants will be equipped with the skills necessary to perform at an advanced level.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 144
This course is the third semester of instruction for students new to the piano, and will assist in preparation for the Piano Proficiency Examination. Keyboard reading and technique are further developed and harmonization is realized throughout major and minor tonalities. Scalar and arpeggio techniques are covered as well as preparation for further requirements in the vocal/choral or instrumental area. Ensemble and solo literature are further explored. Additional fees may apply.
Every Fall
Previously: MUSI 154
This course is the fourth semester of instruction for students new to the piano, and will assist in preparation for the Piano Proficiency Examination. Keyboard reading and technique are further developed and harmonization is realized throughout major and minor tonalities. Scalar and arpeggio techniques are covered as well as preparation for further requirements in the vocal/choral or instrumental area. Ensemble and solo literature are further explored. Additional fees may apply.
Every Spring
Previously: MUSI 155
This course explores the process of training voices specifically for the instrumental music major to achieve technical and musical understanding informed by the findings of Vocal Science. Topics include anatomical structures, maturational changes, voice classifications, the vocal process, sequencing of technical objectives and repertoire, therapeutic exercises, psychological issues and learning styles, diction skills, resources for the vocal professional, and specific schools of vocal pedagogy.
Occasionally
Previously: MUSI 108
This course is designed to increase the signer's awareness of the structure and characteristics of diction in English and foreign language song texts. The International Phonetic Alphabet will be used extensively. The student will develop the ability to transliterate Italian, German, French, and English song texts into IPA symbols. He/she will also learn to read IPA transliterations of those languages with stylistic accuracy. The anatomy of consonant and vowel formation in the various languages will be studied. Recommended Freshman or Sophomore year.
Every other Fall, even years
Previously: MUSI 236
General instructional content, performance practices, and discovering problems relating to all brass instruments are explained. History, fingerings, acoustics, mouthpieces, mutes, transpositions, literature, pedagogical resources, listening, and instructional techniques are among the materials covered in this course.
Fall odd years
Previously: MUSI 250
Elementary class instruction in violin, viola, violoncello, and contrabass. This class is designed to introduce undergraduate music education students to the elementary playing techniques of orchestral stringed instruments through demonstration and explanation of such fundamentals as correct position, correct holding, tuning, Left/Right-hand techniques, intonation, tone production, and various bowing articulations.
Fall, even years
Previously: MUSI 251
A pedagogical study of clarinet, saxophone, flute, oboe and bassoon designed for the student who is preparing to be an instrumental teacher. Students who successfully complete the requirements of this course will be able to provide instruction on woodwind instruments and have basic performing skills necessary for demonstration purposes in teaching.
Spring, even years
Previously: MUSI 252
This course prepares future music educators for the task of teaching percussionists. Emphasis is on identifying basic techniques for the development of good percussionists and appropriate literature to achieve this goal. Students will experience percussion instruments first-hand through performance.
Every other Spring, odd years
Previously: MUSI 253
This course is designed to develop the student's ability to teach others how to sing. Emphasis is placed on diagnosis of vocal problems and proper methods of dealing with these problems. An extensive survey is made of solo vocal literature that is suitable for the junior high and high school student.
Occasionally
Previously: MUSI 336
Explores the music history and literature of nine major cultural areas: India, the Middle East, China, Japan, Indonesia, Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, ethnic North American, and Native American music. The compositional makeup, theoretical practices, genre specific style characteristics, function and sound quality of musical instruments will be explored. Each musical system will be examined in a selective manner as to how it functions in the lives of the culture, how it is viewed and what the definition of music is for that culture.
Every Fall
Previously: MUSI 214
A study of orchestral and band instruments, scoring for small instrumental ensembles, full orchestra, band, with special reference to problems in public school ensembles.
Spring, odd years
Previously: MUSI 321
Principles of planning, curriculum development, teaching methods philosophy and media for secondary instrumental music education. Provides an introduction to group instrumental pedagogy and jazz pedagogy. Includes adaptations for exceptional students and those from varying cultural backgrounds.
Admitted to Teacher Education Program
Fall, odd years
Previously: MUSI 310
Principles of planning, curriculum development, teaching methods and media for secondary choral music education. Emphasizes working with voices in ensemble formats, auditioning and rehearsing. Literature selection and programming are also components. Includes adaptations for exceptional students and those from varying cultural backgrounds.
Admitted to Teacher Education Program
Occasionally
Previously: MUSI 311
This course is designed for music majors and minors and includes study of methods of teaching music to children pre-school through middle school, learning and motivational theories, lesson planning and curriculum design, assessment and evaluation, music technology, integrated and multicultural music, and inclusion of the exceptional child into the music classroom. Course includes a field experience of approximately 15-20 hours.
Spring, even years
Previously: MUSI 331
An introduction to the art of conducting. Includes study of conducting techniques, rehearsal procedures and score reading utilizing representative band, orchestral and choral compositions suitable for various levels of public school music.
Every Spring
Previously: MUSI 300
The purpose of this course is to further refine the basic elements of conducting, including: nonverbal communication and gesture, hand independence, preparatory beats, patterns, cues, releases, fermati, active and passive gestures, melding, and tempo modification. In addition, this course will explore the conductor’s process with topics such as: transposition, score study and analysis, interpretation, score marking, repertoire, rehearsal techniques, the rehearsal process, and error detection.
Every Fall
Previously: MUSI 302
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 363
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 363
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 363
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 363
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 363
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 366
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 365
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 361
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 361
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 365
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 363
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 364
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 361
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 361
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 361
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 361
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 361
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 361
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 362
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 362
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 362
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 362
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 362
Private lessons. One credit hour is earned for 50 minutes each week for music majors. 3000 level applied instruction is taken upon completion of the Upper Division Screening process and typically during the junior or fifth semester of study. Expectations concerning repertoire, technique, expression and musicality are elevated and appropriate for the fifth semester of study for a music major. See Financial Information for School of Music private lesson fees. See Manual for Music Students for special regulations governing applied music lessons.
Every Fall and Spring
Previously: MUSI 367
Internship in Music. Additional fees may apply.
Every Fall, Interim, Spring, and Summer
Previously: MUSI 495