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http://upei.ca/music

Music Faculty
Frances M. Gray, Professor Emerita
Dale Sorensen, Assistant Professor, Chair
Sung Ha Shin-Bouey, Associate Professor
Andrew M. Zinck, Associate Professor
Magdalena von Eccher, Assistant Professor

ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
In addition to the standard University of Prince Edward Island entrance requirements, candidates for the Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music education will demonstrate technical proficiency, musical expression and learning potential on their instrument or voice.

A personal interview, audition, and diagnostic tests in theory and aural skills will be arranged prior to registration for each student wishing to enter a Music Program. An audition is not required for entrance into the BA Program with Major in Music.

Bachelor of Music

The Bachelor of Music Program is a four-year program (120 semester hours) designed to provide students with sufficient flexibility to reflect their interests. The first two years are common to the Bachelor of Music Education Program. During years three and four, students may focus on Theory, History, or Applied Music. Upon graduation, students may wish to continue studies at the graduate level in Theory and Composition, Music History, or Performance. Graduation with a Bachelor of Music will not qualify a student for music teacher certification on Prince Edward Island.

Bachelor of Music Education

Application Process
At the end of the second year of study, students wishing to complete the Bachelor of Music Education program must submit a letter of application to the Chair of the Music Department outlining why they consider the field of music education to be an appropriate career path, and why they feel they would be good teachers. The music education faculty will interview the applicants to determine their suitability for this program. Students must have an overall average of 70% and a music average of 75% in the second year of study and must maintain those minima in order to continue in the BMusEd program.

The Bachelor of Music Education Program is a fiveyear program (150 semester hours) designed to qualify graduates for the teaching of music as specialists in elementary and secondary school music. Upon the completion of this program, a student will qualify for a Prince Edward Island Teaching Certificate 5. Bachelor of Music Education students who wish to specialize in grades K-6 are advised, when choosing non-music electives, to select from a variety of areas. Bachelor of Music Education students who wish to specialize in grades 7-12 are advised, when choosing non-music electives, to elect an area in which they are prepared to continue at least to the 3000 level, to provide them with a second teaching area.

Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Music

The BA with a Major in Music Program is a four-year program (120 semester hours) designed for those who wish to study music in a more general Arts curriculum. As a general program, it will not prepare students for teaching music, but will prepare them for further study toward careers such as music librarian, musicology, music publishing, communications media, and sound recording.

REQUIREMENTS FOR A MINOR IN MUSIC
Students wishing to receive a Minor in Music must complete a total of twenty-one semester hours of music courses, selected from the following list (or others in consultation with the Chair), with at least nine semester hours at the 2000 level or above: Music 1130, 1140, 1150, 1170, 1230, 1240, 2130, 2140, 2150, 2170, 2230, 3150, 4120, 4220, or 4230.

Students should check with the Chair of the Department in which they are majoring to ensure that these courses may be counted as electives. Note: some of these courses are not offered every year.

Students interested in the Minor in Music are encouraged to contact the Music Department for course advisement. Those students wishing to register for Music 1130 (Music Theory) OR Music 1150 must take a diagnostic test to determine the level of learning support that might be needed prior to (or during) the course(s), and should contact the Music Department before 10 July to arrange an appropriate time to take the test.

Bachelor of Music Programs

NOTE: As per Academic Regulation #1 h), all undergraduate degree programs require successful completion of IKE-1040, one of UPEI-1010, 1020 or 1030, and a Writing Intensive Course.

NOTE: Completion of UPEI 1010, 1020, or 1030 is strongly recommended before taking any music courses beyond the 1000 level. 


Year 1
(common to both Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs)

Semester hours of credit
Music 1130-1140 Theory 6
Music 1150, 1170 Aural Skills 6
Music 1230-1240 Music & Culture 6
Music 1211-1212 Applied Woodwind, Brass, Percussion  or Music 1311-1312 Applied Voice or Music 1411-1412 Applied Piano or Music 1511-1512 Applied Strings or Music 1611-1612 Applied Organ 6
Non-Music Electives 6
Total  30

NOTE: ENSEMBLE REQUIREMENTS: All students enrolled in a music program must satisfactorily complete the requirements for participation in a minimum of six full-year ensembles for the Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Degrees as follows:
Brass/Woodwind/Percussion majors – 2 years Concert Choir, 4 years Wind Symphony
Piano majors – 4 years Concert Choir, 2 years Collaborative Piano*
Voice majors – 4 years Concert Choir, 2 years Diction Lab & 2 years chamber Singers
Guitar & String majors – 2 years Concert Choir, 4 years of another recognized ensemble**

* Pianists who have reached the 3000 level in applied piano are required to take Collaborative Piano as their ensemble in lieu of large ensembles unless they are performing as pianist in those large ensembles. Placement is at the discretion of faculty.

** Possible ensembles include the UPEI Jazz Ensemble, UPEI Percussion Ensemble, UPEI Wind Symphony; or a community ensemble for which permission must be granted by the Department Chair. The community ensemble will be titled “Recognized Ensemble” on students’ transcripts.

Unless the ensemble requirement is fulfilled, graduation will be denied.

Year II
(common to both Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs)

Semester hours of credit
Music 2130-2140 Theory 6
Music 2150, 2170 Aural Skills 6
Music 2230 Music & Culture 3
Music 2211-2212 Applied Woodwind, Brass, Percussion or Music 2311-2312 Applied Voice or Music 2411-2412 Applied Piano or Music 2511-2512 Applied Strings or Music 2611-2612 Applied Organ 6
Music Elective 3
Non-Music Electives 6
Total  30

NOTE: Ensembles required (see note at end of Year I).


Year III

Bachelor of Music

Semester hours of credit
Music 3211-3212 Applied Woodwind, Brass, Percussion or Music 3311-3312 Applied Voice or Music 3411-3412 Applied Piano or Music 3511-3512 Applied Strings or Music 3611-3612 Applied Organ 6
Music Electives 15
Non-Music Electives 9
Total  30

NOTE: Ensembles required (see note at end of Year I)


Year III
Bachelor of Music Education

Semester hours of credit
Music 3211-3212 Applied Woodwind, Brass, Percussion or Music 3311-3312 Applied Voice or Music 3411-3412 Applied Piano or Music 3511-3512 Applied Strings or Music 3611-3612 Applied Organ 6
Music 3530-3540 Elementary Music Education Methods 4
Music Education Elective 6
Music electives (may include Music Education courses) 6
Non-Music Electives 9
Total  31

NOTE: Ensembles required (see note at end of Year I).


Year IV
Bachelor of Music

Semester hours of credit
Music 4211-4212 Applied Woodwind, Brass, Percussion or Music 4311-4312 Applied Voice or Music 4411-4412 Applied Piano or Music 4511-4512 Applied Strings or Music 4611-4612 Applied Organ 6
Music Electives 15
Non-Music Electives 9
Total  30


Year IV
Bachelor of Music Education

Semester hours of credit
Music 4211-4212 Applied Woodwind, Brass, Percussion or Music 4311-4312 Applied Voice or Music 4411-4412 Applied Piano or Music 4511-4512 Applied Strings or Music 4611-4612 Applied Organ 6
Music 4530-4540 Secondary Music Education Methods 4
Music 4620 Teaching Internship I 3
Music Education Elective 2
Non-Music Electives 6
Total  30

For Elementary (K-6) and Secondary (7-12) – Year 4 [ENGLISH]
Any THREE of the following:
Education 4030 Arts and Social Transformation
Education 4040/4050/4310 as a block (Curriculum Planning/Creating a Climate for learning/Differentiated Instruction
Education 4110 Learners and Learning
Education 4150 Inclusive Classroom (Secondary only)
Education 4660 Teaching English as a Second Language
Education 4820 Assessment and Evaluation
Education 5820 Assessment of individual learners

For Elementary (K-6) & Secondary (7-12) – Year 4 [FRENCH]
Any THREE of the following courses (9 semester hours):
Education 4030 Integration des arts
Education 4110 Learners and Learning
Education 4150 Inclusion et differenciation
Education 4040/4050/4060 as a block (Planification/Gestion de classe/Comprendre la sante sociale
Education 4820 Evaluation en salle de classe

NOTE: Ensembles required (see note at end of Year I).

Year V
Bachelor of Music Education

Semester hours of credit
Music 4550-4560 Conducting 4
Music 4640 Teaching Internship II 3
Music Education Electives 7
Music Electives 6
Non-Music Electives 3
Total  30

Students are required to take two (3 credits each) Education methods courses. Students may take these courses in English or French and specialize in either Elementary or Secondary using the following guidelines.

For Elementary (ENGLISH): One of the following pairs:
Education 4320/4330 Primary/Elementary Languages and Literacies I & II
Education 4230-4280 Primary/Elementary
Education 4450 Primary/Elementary Science (3 semester hours) and one other primary/elementary subject method course (part I only) (3 semester hours)
Education 4540 Primary/Elementary Social Studies)
and One other primary/elementary subject method course (part 1 only) (3 semester hours)

For Elementary (FRENCH): one of the following pairs:
Education 4230-4280 Primary/Elementary Mathematics I & II (6 semester hours)
Education 4450 Primary/Elementary Science (3 semester hours) and one other primary/elementary subject method course (part 1 only) (3 semester hours)
Education 4540 Primary/Elementary Social Studies (3 semester hours) and one other primary/elementary subject method course (part 1 only) (3 semester hours)
Education 4880-4890 Littératie I and II (6 semester hours)

For Secondary (ENGLISH OR FRENCH*) one of the following pairs:
Education 4260-4270 Intermediate/Senior Mathematics I & II (6 semester hours)
Education 4360-4370 Intermediate/Senior English I & II (6 semester hours)
Education 4460-4470 Intermediate/Senior Science I & II (6 semester hours)
Education 4560-4570 Intermediate/Senior Social Studies I & II (6 semester hours)
Education 4760 French Methods I (3 semester hours) and one other intermediate/senior subject method course (part 1 only) (3 semester hours)
Education 4860 Didactique du français langue seconde: Une Introduction (3 semester hours) and one other intermediate/senior subject method course (part 1 only) (3 semester hours)
Total 29 semester hours

Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Music

Year I Semester Hours of credit
Music 1130-1140 Theory  6
Music 1150, 1170 Aural Skills 6
Music 1230-1240 Music & Culture 6
Non Music Electives 6
Free Electives 6
Total 30 credits

NOTE: Students in the BA with a major in Music program will be required to take part in at least one ensemble for each semester they are in the program. This is equal to a minimum of four full-year ensembles for a BA Major in Music degree, two of which must be in large ensembles. Unless the ensemble requirement is fulfilled, graduation will be denied.
NOTE: Students wishing to take Studio Minor (Music 1050) must have the permission of the relevant applied instructor and the Department Chair.

Year II Semester Hours of credit
Music 2130-2140 Theory 6
Music 2150, 2170 Aural Skills 6
Music 2230 Music & Culture 3
Music Elective 3
Non Music Electives 6
Free Electives 6
Total 30

NOTE: Ensembles required (see note at end of Year I).

Year III Semester Hours of credit
Music Electives 12
Non Music Electives 9
Free Electives 9
Total 30

NOTE: Ensembles required (see note at end of Year I)
COMMENT: Students may take a maximum of six (6) semester hours credit in Music Education toward the Music electives required for Years III and IV.

Year IV Semester Hours of credit
Music Electives 12
Non Music Electives 9
Free Electives 9
Total 30

NOTE: Ensembles required (see note at end of Year I). See Comment at the end of Year III regarding Music Electives.
PLEASE NOTE: AT LEAST 30 SEMESTER HOURS (10 COURSES) OF THE NON-MUSIC ELECTIVES MUST BE ARTS COURSES.

Courses for Non-Music Majors

1050 Studio Minor
2050 Studio Minor
3050 Studio Minor
4050 Studio Minor

ELECTIVES FOR MUSIC MAJORS
Music Theory:
2630 Psychology of Music
3110 Special Topics in Music Theory
3150 Composition
3170-3180 Form and Analysis
3190 Advanced Topics in Music Theory
4110 Special Topics in Music Theory
4120 Music Cognition
4130 Orchestration
4150 Composition
4190 Advanced Topics in Music Theory
4930 Directed Studies

Music History:
3210 Special Topics in Music History
3220 Popular Music
3250 Studies in Film Music
3260 Musical Theatre
3290 Advanced Topics in Music History
4210 Special Topics in Music History
4220 Global Musics (may also be counted as a Music Education elective)
4230-4240 Canadian Music
4280 Inquiry Methods
4290 Advanced Topics in Music History

Applied Music:
3350 Chamber Music I
3360 Recital Performance I
3370 Special Topics in Applied Music
3380-3390 Directed Studies in Applied Music
4330-4340 Literature and Pedagogy of Major Instrument or Voice
4350 Chamber Music II
4360 Recital Performance II
4370 Special Topics in Applied Music
4380-4390 Directed Studies in Applied Music

Music Education:
2450-2460 Percussion Techniques
3410 Special Topics in Music Education
3430-3440 Choral Techniques
3450-3460 Woodwind Techniques
3470-3480 String Techniques
3510 Philosophy of Music Education
3530-3540 Elementary Music Education Methods
3590 Advanced Topics in Music Education
4220 Global Musics (may also be counted as a Music History elective)
4410 Special Topics in Music Education
4450-4460 Brass Techniques
4470 Jazz Techniques
4530-4540 Secondary Music Education Methods
4550-4560 Conducting
4580 Musicianship Workshop (Note: may also be counted as Applied or Theory elective, with approval of the Chair)
4590 Advanced Topics in Music Education

MUSIC COURSES

1050 STUDIO MINOR
Individual instruction is given on all standard orchestral, band and keyboard instruments, as well as voice and guitar. Instruction is offered either as a one-half-hour lesson per week over two semesters, or a one-hour lesson per week in one semester.
PREREQUISITE: Must have the permission of the relevant applied instructor and the Department Chair.
3 hours credit
NOTE: This course will not be counted on the Bachelor of Music or Bachelor of Music Education, but can be used as a credit towards the Bachelor of Arts with a major in Music.

1051 CHAMBER SINGERS I
Ensemble requirement for voice majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program; elective possibility for any music major in Bachelor of Arts Music; Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program and non-music majors. Non-credit course
PREREQUISITES: By audition and permission of the voice professor
0 credit hours

1052 CHAMBER SINGERS II
Ensemble requirement for voice majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program; elective possibility for any music major in Bachelor of Arts Music; Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program and non-music majors. Non-credit course
PREREQUISITE: Music 1051

1130 THEORY
This course briefly reviews the basic rudiments of music theory and introduces the principles of diatonic harmony.
PREREQUISITE: Admission to BMus, BA (Music) or BMusEd or by permission of the instructor
3 hours credit

1140 THEORY
This course is a continuation of Music 1130.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1130
3 hours credit

1150 AURAL SKILLS I
This course aims to develop comprehensive musical fluency: a thinking ear and a hearing mind. Students work toward mastery of fundamental musicianship skills, including perception and performance of diatonic melodic material; perception and performance of non-complex rhythms in all meters; and basic contextual listening, ensemble, and improvisation.
PREREQUISITE:  Admission to BMus, BA (Music) or BMusEd or permission of the instructor
3 hours credit

1170 AURAL SKILLS II
This course builds on the foundation of Music 1150 and is designed to strengthen fluency in sight singing and dictation while introducing more complex metrical, rhythmic, and tonal patterns.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1150
3 hours credit

1180 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE I
Ensemble elective possibility for all music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Must have permission of the instructor.
0 credit hours

1190 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE II
Ensemble elective possibility for all music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1180
0 credit hours

1211 APPLIED WOODWIND, BRASS, PERCUSSION I
Individual is given instruction on standard orchestral/band instruments including Bassoon, Clarinet, Euphonium, Flute, Horn, Saxophone, Trombone, Trumpet, Oboe, Tuba, or Percussion.
PREREQUISITE:  A successful audition
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 1330 and Music 1270
3 hours credit

1212 APPLIED WOODWIND, BRASS, PERCUSSION II
Individual is given instruction on standard orchestral/band instruments including Bassoon, Clarinet, Euphonium, Flute, Horn, Saxophone, Trombone, Trumpet, Oboe, Tuba, or Percussion.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 1211
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 1340 and Music 1280
3 hours credit

1230 INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC AND CULTURE
This course prepares students to study music as a product of cultural expression through an examination of how diverse socio-cultural, economic, and political forces shape the production, transmission, and reception of music. Through the exploration of diverse repertoire from a variety of music cultures and historical periods, students develop foundational skills in critical listening, research, and writing within the discipline.
3 hours credit
Note: A basic ability to read music is recommended

1240 PERSPECTIVES IN MUSIC AND CULTURE I
This course provides a topical exploration of Western Art music and other musical traditions through a variety of cultural, historical, and theoretical lenses. Students examine the complex relationships that exist among music and concepts of identity, power, ideology and belief, conflict and crisis, technology, commerce, and visual culture. Topics will vary each year.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1230
3 hours credit

1250 COLLABORATIVE PIANO I
Ensemble requirement for piano majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education programs.
PREREQUISITE: Must be a piano major in the music department.
0 Credit Hours

1260 COLLABORATIVE PIANO II
Ensemble requirement for piano majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education programs.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1250
0 Credit Hours

1270 WIND SYMPHONY I
Ensemble requirement for instrumental majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education programs; elective possibility for Bachelor of Arts Music majors and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Audition and permission of the Wind Symphony director
0 credit hours

1280 WIND SYMPHONY II
Ensemble requirement for instrumental majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education programs; elective possibility for Bachelor of Arts Music majors and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1270, audition and permission of the Wind Symphony director
0 credit hours

1311 APPLIED VOICE I
Individual is given instruction in Voice.
PREREQUISITE:  A successful audition
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 1330 and Music 1350
3 hours credit

1312 APPLIED VOICE II
Individual is given instruction in Voice.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 1311
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 1340 and Music 1360
3 hours credit

1330 CONCERT CHOIR I
Ensemble requirement for all music majors in Bachelor of Arts Music, Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs; elective possibility for BA Music majors and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Audition and permission of choral director
0 Credit Hours
NOTE: Contact the music department for details of audition and audition dates. Note: This audition is separate from the audition required to be admitted to any of the music degrees.

1340 CONCERT CHOIR II
Ensemble requirement for all music majors in Bachelor of Arts Music, Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs; elective possibility for BA Music majors and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1330
0 Credit Hours

1350 DICTION I
Ensemble requirement for vocal majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs.
PREREQUISITE: Must be a voice major in the Department of Music or have permission of the instructor.
1 credit hour

1360 DICTION II
Ensemble requirement for vocal majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1350
1 credit hours

1370 JAZZ ENSEMBLE I
Ensemble elective possibility for all music and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Audition and permission of the Jazz Ensemble director
0 credit hours.
NOTE: Contact the Music department for details of audition and audition dates. Note: This audition is separate from the audition required to be admitted to any of the music degrees.

1380 JAZZ ENSEMBLE II
Ensemble elective possibility for all music and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1370
0 credit hours

1411 APPLIED PIANO I
Individual is given instruction on Piano.
PREREQUISITE: A successful audition
CO-REQUISITE: Music 1330
3 hours credit

1412 APPLIED PIANO II
Individual is given instruction on Piano.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1411
CO-REQUISITE: Music 1340
3 hours credit

1511 APPLIED STRINGS I
Individual is given instruction on Cello, Double Bass, Jazz Guitar, Classical Guitar, Viola, or Violin.
PREREQUISITE:  A successful audition
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 1330 and Music 1270 OR Music 1770
3 hours credit

1512 APPLIED STRINGS II
Individual is given instruction on Cello, Double Bass, Jazz Guitar, Classical Guitar, Viola, or Violin.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 1511
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 1340 and Music 1280 OR Music 1780
3 hours credit

1611 APPLIED ORGAN I
Individual is given instruction on Organ.
PREREQUISITE:  A successful audition
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 1330
3 hours credit

1612 APPLIED ORGAN II
Individual is given instruction on Organ.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 1611
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 1340
3 hours credit

1770 RECOGNIZED ENSEMBLE I
Ensemble elective for any music major in Bachelor of Arts Music; Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program.
PREREQUISITE: Permission of the Department Chair and any audition procedures as outlined by the community ensemble.
0 credit hours

1780 RECOGNIZED ENSEMBLE II
Ensemble elective for any music major in Bachelor of Arts Music; Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1770
0 credit hours

2050 STUDIO MINOR
This course is a continuation of Music 1050.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1050
3 hours credit
NOTE: This course will not be counted on the Bachelor of Music or Bachelor of Music Education, but can be used as a credit towards the Bachelor of Arts with a major in Music.

2051 CHAMBER SINGERS III
Ensemble requirement for voice majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program; elective possibility for any music major in Bachelor of Arts Music, Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1052
0 credit hours

2052 CHAMBER SINGERS IV
Ensemble requirement for voice majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program; elective possibility for any music major in Bachelor of Arts Music, Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2051
0 credit hours

2056 INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES IN MUSIC
In this variable-topic course, students explore concepts, themes, and issues that connect the musical domain to other disciplines in the humanities and sciences, while learning to examine historical and contemporary issues from multiple perspectives.
PREREQUISITES:  UPEI 1010, UPEI 1020 OR UPEI 1030
Three hours a week

2090 SPECIAL TOPICS
Special Topics course for music majors.

2130 THEORY
This course introduces the elements of chromatic harmony and modulation.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1140
3 hours credit

2140 THEORY
This course is a continuation of Music 2130.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2130
3 hours credit

2150 AURAL SKILLS III
This course aims to develop advanced musicianship skills, including perception and performance of chromatic and modulating melodies; and of non-traditional and atonal collections; perception and performance of complex rhythms; and advanced contextual listening, ensemble, and improvisation.
PREREQUISITE: Students must achieve a minimum of 70% in Music 1170 prior to taking this course and/or permission of the instructor
3 hours credit

2170 AURAL SKILLS IV
This course continues the development of advanced musicianship skills introduced in Music 215, focusing on the consolidation of listening and transcription, sight singing and improvisation in both individual and ensemble contexts; and the development of strategies for handling complex contemporary idioms.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2150
3 hours credit

2211 APPLIED WOODWIND, BRASS, PERCUSSION III
Individual is given instruction on standard orchestral/band instruments including Bassoon, Clarinet, Euphonium, Flute, Horn, Saxophone, Trombone, Trumpet, Oboe, Tuba, or Percussion.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 1212
CO-REQUISITE:   Music 2330 and Music 2370
3 hours credit

2212 APPLIED WOODWIND, BRASS, PERCUSSION IV
Individual is given instruction on standard orchestral/band instruments including Bassoon, Clarinet, Euphonium, Flute, Horn, Saxophone, Trombone, Trumpet, Oboe, Tuba, or Percussion.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 2211
CO-REQUISITE:   Music 2340 and Music 2380
3 hours credit

2230 PERSPECTIVES IN MUSIC AND CULTURE II
This course examines aspects of Western Art music from the eighteenth century to the present through a variety of cultural, historical, and theoretical lenses. Topics will vary each year.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1240
3 hours credit

2250 COLLABORATIVE PIANO III
Ensemble requirement for piano majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education programs.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1260
0 Credit Hours

2260 COLLABORATIVE PIANO IV
Ensemble requirement for piano majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2250
0 Credit Hours

2270 DICTION III
Ensemble requirement for vocal majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1360
1 credit hours

2280 DICTION IV
Ensemble requirement for vocal majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2270
1 credit hours

2311 APPLIED VOICE III
Individual is given instruction in Voice.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 1312
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 2330 and Music 2270
3 hours credit

2312 APPLIED VOICE IV
Individual is given instruction in Voice.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 2311
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 2340 and Music 2280
3 hours credit

2330 CONCERT CHOIR III
Ensemble requirement for all music majors in Bachelor of Arts Music, Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs; elective possibility for BA Music majors and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1340
0 Credit Hours

2340 CONCERT CHOIR IV
Ensemble requirement for all music majors in Bachelor of Arts Music, Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs; elective possibility for BA Music majors and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2330
0 Credit Hours

2350 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE III
Ensemble elective possibility for all music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1190
0 credit hours

2360 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE IV
Ensemble elective possibility for all music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2350
0 credit hours

2370 WIND SYMPHONY III
Ensemble requirement for instrumental majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education programs; elective possibility for Bachelor of Arts Music majors and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1280, audition and permission of the Wind Symphony director
0 credit hours
NOTE: Contact the music department for details of audition and audition dates.

2380 WIND SYMPHONY IV
Ensemble requirement for instrumental majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education programs; elective possibility for Bachelor of Arts Music majors and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2370, audition and permission of the Wind Symphony director
0 credit hours
NOTE: Contact the music department for details of audition and audition dates.

2410 JAZZ ENSEMBLE III
Ensemble elective possibility for all music and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1380
0 credit hours

2411 APPLIED PIANO III
Individual is given instruction on Piano.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1412
CO-REQUISITE: Music 2330
3 hours credit

2412 APPLIED PIANO IV
Individual is given instruction on Piano.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2411
CO-REQUISITE: Music 2340
3 hours credit

2420 JAZZ ENSEMBLE IV
Ensemble elective possibility for all music and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2410
0 credit hours.

2450 PERCUSSION TECHNIQUES
This course provides group instruction in percussion instruments, including snare drum, tympani, mallet instruments and accessory percussion. It introduces materials and procedures used in teaching these instruments.
2 hours credit

2460 PERCUSSION TECHNIQUES
This course is a continuation of Music 2450.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2450
2 hours credit

2511 APPLIED STRINGS III
Individual is given instruction on Cello, Double Bass, Jazz Guitar, Classical Guitar, Viola, or Violin.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 1512
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 2330 and Music 2370 OR Music 2770
3 hours credit

2512 APPLIED STRINGS IV
Individual is given instruction on Cello, Double Bass, Jazz Guitar, Classical Guitar, Viola, or Violin.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 2511
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 2340 and Music 2380 OR Music 2780
3 hours credit

2611 APPLIED ORGAN III
Individual is given instruction on Organ.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 1612
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 2330
3 hours credit

2612 APPLIED ORGAN IV
Individual is given instruction on Organ.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 2611
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 2340
3 hours credit

2630 PSYCHOLOGY OF MUSIC
The course introduces fundamental and exciting developments in the growing field of the psychology of music. Taking a cognitive psychological approach, topics in the course include memory for popular music, the distinctive sounds of musical instruments, music and the brain, rhythmic behaviour in humans and animals, absolute pitch, music and expectancy, the unheard melodies of film music, music and emotion, musical performance, musical creativity, musical intelligence, musical development, cross-cultural perspectives and world music, music appreciation and personality, music and well-being, and the historical context. Students will explore complexities underlying research findings and will aim to relate this understanding to music in their lives as well as to other areas in psychology.
PREREQUISITE: Psychology 1010 and 1020
3 credit hours

2770 RECOGNIZED ENSEMBLE III
Ensemble elective for any music major in Bachelor of Arts Music; Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1780
0 credit hours

2780 RECOGNIZED ENSEMBLE IV
Ensemble elective for any music major in Bachelor of Arts Music; Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2770
0 credit hours

3050 STUDIO MINOR
This course is a continuation of Music 2050.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2050
3 hours credit
NOTE: This course will not be counted on the Bachelor of Music or Bachelor of Music Education, but can be used as a credit towards the Bachelor of Arts with a major in Music.

3110 SPECIAL TOPICS IN MUSIC THEORY
This course provides an in-depth examination of selected topics in the area of music theory.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2130, 2150 and 2230
3 hours credit

3150 COMPOSITION
This course is an introductory course in composition which includes analysis of contemporary works. Students write compositions in smaller forms and structures for voices and instruments.
PREREQUISITE: Permission of the instructor
3 hours credit

3151 CHAMBER SINGERS V
Ensemble requirement for voice majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program; elective possibility for any music major in Bachelor of Arts Music, Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program and non-music majors. Non-credit course.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2052
0 credit hours

3152 CHAMBER SINGERS VI
Ensemble requirement for voice majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program; elective possibility for any music major in Bachelor of Arts Music, Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program and non-music majors. Non-credit course.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3151
0 credit hours

3170 FORM AND ANALYSIS
This course involves the detailed analysis and study of works, large and small forms, representing a variety of structures from 1650 to the present.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2130, 2150 and 2230
3 hours credit

3180 FORM AND ANALYSIS
This course is a continuation of Music 3170
PREREQUISITE: Music 3170
3 hours credit

3190 ADVANCED TOPICS IN THEORY
This course allows advanced study in a particular area of music theory for students who possess a special expertise or interest in one facet of the discipline. Written application must be made to the Chair of the Department.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2130, 2150 and 2230
3 hours credit

3210 SPECIAL TOPICS IN MUSIC HISTORY
This course provides an in-depth examination of selected topics in the area of music history.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2130, 2150 and 2230
3 hours credit

3211 APPLIED WOODWIND, BRASS, PERCUSSION V
Individual is given instruction on standard orchestral/band instruments including Bassoon, Clarinet, Euphonium, Flute, Horn, Saxophone, Trombone, Trumpet, Oboe, Tuba, or Percussion.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 2212
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 3660
3 hours credit

3212 APPLIED WOODWIND, BRASS, PERCUSSION VI
Individual is given instruction on standard orchestral/band instruments including Bassoon, Clarinet, Euphonium, Flute, Horn, Saxophone, Trombone, Trumpet, Oboe, Tuba, or Percussion.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 3211
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 3670
3 hours credit

3215 BUSINESS OF MUSIC
This is a practical course intended to introduce students to the skills and tools needed to build a successful career in music.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 2130, 2150 and Music 2230 or permission of the instructor
3 hours credit

3220 POPULAR MUSIC (Not offered every year)
This course explores the range of North American and British popular music from the early 1950s to the present, with an emphasis on rock music. Students will examine selected repertoire while exploring relevant critical methodologies used in the study of popular music.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2130, 2150 and 2230
3 hours credit

3250 STUDIES IN FILM MUSIC
This course introduces students to the ways in which music contributes to the cinematic experience. Through a series of case studies involving analysis of videos and accompanying musical scores, students explore the techniques of film music composition and develop the analytical skills necessary to consider music in a multi-media context.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2130, 2150 and 2230
3 hours credit

3260 MUSICAL THEATRE (Not offered every year)
This course explores the development of the Broadway musical from the early 1940s to the present. Students examine selected repertoire while exploring relevant critical methodologies used in the study of the genre.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2130, 2150 and 2230
3 hours credit

3270 COLLABORATIVE PIANO V
Ensemble requirement for piano majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2260
0 Credit Hours

3280 COLLABORATIVE PIANO VI
Ensemble requirement for piano majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3270
0 Credit Hours

3290 ADVANCED TOPICS IN MUSIC HISTORY
This course allows advanced study in a particular area of music history for students who possess a special expertise or interest in one facet of the discipline. Written application must be made to the Chair of the Department.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2130, 2150 and 2230
3 hours credit

3311 APPLIED VOICE V
Individual is given instruction in Voice.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 2312
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 3550 and Music 1051
3 hours credit

3312 APPLIED VOICE VI
Individual is given instruction in Voice.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 3311
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 3560 and Music 1052
3 hours credit

3350 CHAMBER MUSIC I
This course develops chamber music performance skills and competencies through the study of music for the genre selected. Ensembles are formed before the academic year. Each ensemble meets for two hours each week, one of which is with instruction. Public performances are encouraged and at least two must be presented in order to complete the course satisfactorily.
PREREQUISITE: Permission of instructor
Two hours a week for two semesters
3 hours credit

3360 RECITAL PERFORMANCE I
This course is open to students who wish to pursue a concentration in performance. Students are required to present a public recital consisting of a minimum of 30 minutes of music.
PREREQUISITE: 80% average in Music 2310-2320 and 70% average in Music courses in the previous academic year
1 hour credit

3370 SPECIAL TOPICS IN APPLIED MUSIC
This course provides an in-depth examination of selected topics in the area of applied music.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 2140, 2170 and 2230, or permission of the instructor
3 hours credit OR three hours credit over two semesters

3380 DIRECTED STUDIES IN APPLIED MUSIC
This course allows advanced study in a particular area of applied music for students who possess a special expertise or interest in one facet of the discipline. Written application must be made to the Chair of the Department.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2140, 2170 and 2230 and permission of the Chair
3 hours credit OR three hours credit over two semesters
NOTE: See Academic Regulation 9 for Regulations Governing Directed Studies.

3390 DIRECTED STUDIES IN APPLIED MUSIC
This course allows advanced study in a particular area of applied music for students who possess a special expertise or interest in one facet of the discipline. Written application must be made to the Chair of the Department.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3380 and permission of the Chair
3 hours credit
NOTE: See Academic Regulation 9 for Regulations Governing Directed Studies.

3410 SPECIAL TOPICS IN MUSIC EDUCATION
This course provides an in-depth examination of selected topics in the area of music education.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2140, 2170, 2230 and permission of the Chair
3 hours credit

3411 APPLIED PIANO V
Individual is given instruction on Piano.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2412
CO-REQUISITE: Music 3550 and Music 1250
3 hours credit

3412 APPLIED PIANO VI
Individual is given instruction on Piano.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3411
CO-REQUISITE: Music 3560 and Music 1260
3 hours credit

3430 CHORAL TECHNIQUES
Instruction is given in the principles of vocal production, basic functional choral techniques, and choral conducting. Repertoire from the sixteenth century to the present will be selected in order to facilitate development in both singing and conducting techniques. Three main activities of this course include: sight singing at an advanced level, group and solo singing, and choral conducting.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1170, 1330 and 1340. Non-music majors must have some choral/singing background, or pass a vocal and aural skills audition.
2 hours credit

3440 CHORAL TECHNIQUES
This course provides a continuation of Music 3430, with more demanding repertoire. It concentrates on changing tempo, changing meter, and cueing problems.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3430
2 hours credit

3450 WOODWIND TECHNIQUES (Offered in alternating years)
This course provides group instruction in clarinet, saxophone, flute, oboe, and bassoon. Students familiarize themselves with materials used in teaching these instruments.
2 hours credit

3460 WOODWIND TECHNIQUES (Offered in alternating years)
This course is a continuation of Music 3450.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3450
2 hours credit

3470 STRING TECHNIQUES
This course provides group instruction in violin, viola, cello, and bass. It focuses on materials and procedures used in teaching these instruments.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2130, 2150 and 2230
2 hours credit

3480 STRING TECHNIQUES
This course is a continuation of Music 3470.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3470
2 hours credit

3510 PHILOSOPHY OF MUSIC EDUCATION (Offered in alternating years)
This course introduces students to philosophical concepts in music education as well as to key debates and advocacy rationales used in improving and promoting music in the schools. In addition to providing an introduction to historical and contemporary trends in music education, the course aims to develop students’ critical thinking through research, debates, discussion, and writing.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 2140, 2170 and 2230
2 hours credit

3511 APPLIED STRINGS V
Individual is given instruction on Cello, Double Bass, Jazz Guitar, Classical Guitar, Viola, or Violin.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 2512
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 3660 OR Music 3770
3 hours credit

3512 APPLIED STRINGS VI
Individual is given instruction on Cello, Double Bass, Jazz Guitar, Classical Guitar, Viola, or Violin.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 3511
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 3670 OR Music 3780
3 hours credit

3530 ELEMENTARY MUSIC EDUCATION (Offered in alternating years)
This course examines four major approaches to teaching elementary school music—Dalcroze, Kodaly, Orff and Comprehensive Musicianship. Students interrogate curriculum expectations and repertoire choices and they develop pedagogical skills, focusing on the young child, Grades K-3.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1170
2 hours credit

3540 ELEMENTARY MUSIC EDUCATION (Offered in alternating years)
The investigations begun in Music 3530 are continued in Music 3540, focusing on children in Grades 4-6. Learning theories as they relate to music are examined.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3530
2 hours credit

3550 CONCERT CHOIR V
Ensemble requirement for all music majors in Bachelor of Arts Music, Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs; elective possibility for BA Music majors and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2340
0 Credit Hours

3560 CONCERT CHOIR VI
Ensemble requirement for all music majors in Bachelor of Arts Music, Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs; elective possibility for BA Music majors and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3550
0 credit hours

3570 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE V
Ensemble elective possibility for all music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2360
0 credit hours

3580 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE VI
Ensemble elective possibility for all music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3570
0 credit hours

3590 ADVANCED TOPICS IN MUSIC EDUCATION
This course allows advanced study in a particular area of music education for students who possess a special expertise or interest in one facet of the discipline. Written application must be made to the Chair of the Department.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2140, 2170, 2230 and permission of the Chair
3 hours credit

3610 JAZZ ENSEMBLE V
Ensemble elective possibility for all music and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2420
0 credit hours

3611 APPLIED ORGAN V
Individual is given instruction on Organ.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 2612
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 3550 and Music 1770
3 hours credit

3612 APPLIED ORGAN VI
Individual is given instruction on Organ.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 3611
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 3560 and Music 1780
3 hours credit

3620 JAZZ ENSEMBLE VI
Ensemble elective possibility for all music and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3610
0 credit hours

3660 WIND SYMPHONY V
Ensemble requirement for instrumental majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education programs; elective possibility for Bachelor of Arts Music majors and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3280, audition and permission of the Wind Symphony director
0 credit hours
NOTE: Contact the music department for details of audition and audition dates.

3670 WIND SYMPHONY VI
Ensemble requirement for instrumental majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education programs; elective possibility for Bachelor of Arts Music majors and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3660, audition and permission of the Wind Symphony director
0 credit hours
NOTE: Contact the music department for details of audition and audition dates.

3770 RECOGNIZED ENSEMBLE V
Ensemble elective for any music major in Bachelor of Arts Music; Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2780
0 credit hours

3780 RECOGNIZED ENSEMBLE VI
Ensemble elective for any music major in Bachelor of Arts Music; Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3770
0 credit hours

3790 RECOGNIZED ENSEMBLE VII
Ensemble elective for any music major in Bachelor of Arts Music; Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3780
0 credit hours

4030 CONCERT CHOIR VII
Ensemble requirement for all music majors in Bachelor of Arts Music, Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs; elective possibility for BA Music majors and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3560
0 credit hours

4040 CONCERT CHOIR VIII
Ensemble requirement for all music majors in Bachelor of Arts Music, Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs; elective possibility for BA Music majors and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 4030
0 credit hours

4050 STUDIO MINOR
This course is a continuation of Music 3050.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3050
3 hours credit
NOTE: This course will not be counted on the Bachelor of Music or Bachelor of Music Education, but can be used as a credit towards the Bachelor of Arts with a major in Music.

4051 CHAMBER SINGERS VII
Ensemble requirement for voice majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program; elective possibility for any music major in Bachelor of Arts Music, Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3152
0 credit hours

4052 CHAMBER SINGERS VIII
Ensemble requirement for voice majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program; elective possibility for any music major in Bachelor of Arts Music, Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 4051
0 credit hours

4110 SPECIAL TOPICS IN MUSIC THEORY
This course provides an in-depth examination of selected topics in the area of music theory.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2130, 2150, 2230 and permission of the instructor
3 hours credit

4120 MUSIC COGNITION
See Psychology 4120

4130 ORCHESTRATION
This course introduces the techniques of orchestration for large ensembles (band and orchestra) and small ensembles.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2130, 2150, 2230
3 hours credit over two semesters

4150 COMPOSITION
This course provides instruction in the composition of works in larger forms for solo instruments, chamber ensembles, and large ensembles. Students are expected to complete several works.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3150
3 hours credit

4190 ADVANCED TOPICS IN MUSIC THEORY
This course allows advanced study in a particular area of music theory for students who possess a special expertise or interest in one facet of the discipline. Written application must be made to the Chair of the Department.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2140, 2170, 2230 and permission of the Chair
3 hours credit

4210 SPECIAL TOPICS IN MUSIC HISTORY
This course provides an in-depth examination of selected topics in the area of music history.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2130, 2150 and 2230
3 hours credit

4211 APPLIED WOODWIND, BRASS, PERCUSSION VII
Individual is given instruction on standard orchestral/band instruments including Bassoon, Clarinet, Euphonium, Flute, Horn, Saxophone, Trombone, Trumpet, Oboe, Tuba, or Percussion.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 3212
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 4510
3 hours credit

4212 APPLIED WOODWIND, BRASS, PERCUSSION VIII
Individual is given instruction on standard orchestral/band instruments including Bassoon, Clarinet, Euphonium, Flute, Horn, Saxophone, Trombone, Trumpet, Oboe, Tuba, or Percussion.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 4211
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 4520
3 hours credit

4220 GLOBAL MUSICS (not offered every year)
This course explores traditional and contemporary musics from various world cultures—both the actual sounds of diverse musical traditions and the uses of and beliefs about music within those traditions. Part of each class involves listening to a performing music from various cultures. Students have the opportunity to investigate a specific musical culture in some depth.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2230
3 hours credit

4230 CANADIAN MUSIC I
This course introduces the music of Canada from the colonial era to the end of World War I, within the context of the socio-cultural, political, and economic history of the country.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 2130, 2150 and 2230 or permission of the instructor
3 hours credit

4240 CANADIAN MUSIC II
This course introduces the music of Canada from the end of World War I to the present, within the context of the socio-cultural, political, and economic history of the country.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 2130, 2150 and 2230, or permission of the instructor
3 hours credit

4280 INQUIRY METHODS
This course introduces students to the skills and methods of inquiry in music history, music theory, and music education. Each student conducts an independent research project. Class time is devoted to discussion of works-in-progress and to research strategies and tools.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2140 and Music 2230, plus permission of the instructor
3 hours credit over two semesters

4290 ADVANCED TOPICS IN MUSIC HISTORY
This course allows advanced study in a particular area of music history for students who possess a special expertise or interest in one facet of the discipline. Written application must be made to the Chair of the Department.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 2140, 2170, 2230 and permission of the Chair
3 hours credit

4311 APPLIED VOICE VII
Individual is given instruction in Voice.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 3312
CO-REQUISITE:   Music 4030 and Music 2051
3 hours credit

4312 APPLIED VOICE VIII
Individual is given instruction in Voice.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 4311
CO-REQUISITE:   Music 4040 and Music 2052
3 hours credit

4330 LITERATURE AND PEDAGOGY OF MAJOR INSTRUMENT OR VOICE
Students examine literature in their major field and investigate the teaching problems related to their major instrument or voice. Students teach at least one private student for the year.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2320
3 hours credit

4340 LITERATURE AND PEDAGOGY OF MAJOR INSTRUMENT OR VOICE II
This course is a continuation of Music 4330.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 4330
3 hours credit

4350 CHAMBER MUSIC II
This course is a continuation of Music 3350 in which chamber music performance skills are advanced further. Ensembles are formed before the academic year. Each ensemble meets for two hours each week, one of which is with instruction. Public performances are encouraged and at least two must be presented in order to complete the course satisfactorily.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3350 and permission of instructor
Two hours a week for two semesters
3 hours credit

4360 RECITAL PERFORMANCE II
This is a continuation of Music 3360. Students are required to present a public recital consisting of a minimum of 50 minutes of music.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3360, 80% average in Music 3310-3320 and 70% average in Music courses in the previous academic year.
2 hours credit

4370 SPECIAL TOPICS IN APPLIED MUSIC
This course provides an in-depth examination of selected topics in the area of applied music.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 2140, 2170 and 2230, or permission of the instructor
3 hours credit OR three hours credit over two semesters

4380 DIRECTED STUDIES IN APPLIED MUSIC
This course is a continuation of Music 4320. An emphasis is placed on a high level of performance in the major instrument or voice.
PREREQUISITE: Music 4320 and permission of the Chair
3 hours credit
NOTE: See Academic Regulation 9 for Regulations Governing Directed Studies.

4390 DIRECTED STUDIES IN APPLIED MUSIC
This course is a continuation of Music 4910.
PREREQUISITE: Music 4380 and permission of the Chair
3 hours credit
NOTE: See Academic Regulation 9 for Regulations Governing Directed Studies.

4410 SPECIAL TOPICS IN MUSIC EDUCATION
This course provides an in-depth examination of selected topics in the area of music education.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 2140, 2170 and 2230
3 hours credit

4411 APPLIED PIANO VII
Individual is given instruction on Piano.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 3412
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 4030 and Music 2250
3 hours credit

4412 APPLIED PIANO VIII
Individual is given instruction on Piano.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 4411
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 4040 and Music 2260
3 hours credit

4450 BRASS TECHNIQUES (offered in alternating years)
This course provides group instruction in trumpet, trombone, French horn, euphonium, and tuba. It focuses on materials and procedures used in teaching these instruments.
2 hours credit

4460 BRASS TECHNIQUES (offered in alternating years)
This course is a continuation of Music 4450.
PREREQUISITE: Music 4450
2 hours credit

4470 JAZZ TECHNIQUES (not offered every year)
In this course, students examine all of the components of the jazz/stage band and are introduced to the styles, techniques, and special effects needed to develop a school jazz ensemble.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 2130, 2150 and 2230, or permission of the Chair
3 hours credit

4480 COLLABORATIVE PIANO VII
Ensemble requirement for piano majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3280
0 credit Hours

4490 COLLABORATIVE PIANO VIII
Ensemble requirement for piano majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education Programs.
PREREQUISITE: Music 4480
0 credit Hours

4510 WIND SYMPHONY VII
Ensemble requirement for instrumental majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education programs; elective possibility for Bachelor of Arts Music majors and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3670, audition and permission of the Wind Symphony director
0 credit hours
NOTE: Contact the music department for details of audition and audition dates.

4511 APPLIED STRINGS VII
Individual is given instruction on Cello, Double Bass, Jazz Guitar, Classical Guitar, Viola, or Violin.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 3512
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 3790 OR Music 4510
3 hours credit

4512 APPLIED STRINGS VIII
Individual is given instruction on Cello, Double Bass, Jazz Guitar, Classical Guitar, Viola, or Violin.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 4511
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 4520 OR Music 4770
3 hours credit

4520 WIND SYMPHONY VIII
Ensemble requirement for instrumental majors in Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education programs; elective possibility for Bachelor of Arts Music majors and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 4510, audition and permission of the Wind Symphony director
0 credit hours
NOTE: Contact the music department for details of audition and audition dates.

4530 SECONDARY MUSIC EDUCATION METHODS (Offered in alternating years)
This course examines music in the junior and senior high schools with emphasis on methods and materials for general music, choral, and instrumental classes. The teaching of musicianship through performance is examined, as is the growing trend toward integrating performance, analysis, and composition in the secondary schools.
PREREQUISITE: Music 1170
2 hours credit

4540 SECONDARY MUSIC EDUCATION METHODS (Offered in alternating years)
This course is a continuation of Music 4530.
PREREQUISITE: Music 4530
2 hours credit

4550 CONDUCTING (offered in alternating years)
This course involves the study of instrumental conducting with an emphasis on techniques and repertoire for the modern wind band. It focuses on basic conducting techniques through more advanced technical problems, as well as rehearsal techniques and score study.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2140, 2170 and 2230
2 hours credit

4560 CONDUCTING (offered in alternating years)
This course is a continuation of Music 4550.
PREREQUISITE: Music 4550
2 hours credit

4580 MUSICIANSHIP WORKSHOP
This performance-based course will provide opportunities for upper year students to apply their musicianship skills to improvisational situations in a variety of musical styles and forms (from various oral traditions, the Western composed tradition and various popular music styles). The course will emphasize the development and refinement of skills in the melodic and harmonic aspects of spontaneous composition both vocally and instrumentally. Singers will improvise vocally and on piano or guitar. Instrumentalists will vocalize, use their major instrument, and use piano or guitar.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 2140, 2170 and 2230, or by permission of the instructor
3 hours credit

4590 ADVANCED TOPICS IN MUSIC EDUCATION
This course allows advanced study in a particular area of music education for students who possess a special expertise or interest in one facet of the discipline. Written application must be made to the Chair of the Department.
PREREQUISITE: Music 2140, 2170 and 2230 and permission of the instructor
3 hours credit

4611 APPLIED ORGAN VII
Individual is given instruction on Organ.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 3612
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 4030 and Music 2770
3 hours credit

4612 APPLIED ORGAN VIII
Individual is given instruction on Organ.
PREREQUISITE:  Music 4611
CO-REQUISITE:  Music 4040 and Music 2780
3 hours credit

4620 TEACHING INTERNSHIP I
This course is the first pre-service teaching component of in-school teaching experience for music education students. In school settings, students begin to develop teaching skills, to implement lesson and rehearsal plans, and to consider the role of classroom methods, learning outcomes, and evaluation procedures. Pre-service teaching commences immediately following the April examinations, and continues for six consecutive weeks.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3530-3540 or Music 4530-4540, minimum music average of 75% minimum overall average of 70%, and permission of the Music Education faculty.
3 hours credit

4640 TEACHING INTERNSHIP II
This course is the second pre-service teaching component of in-school teaching experience for music education students. In school settings, students further develop their teaching skills, lesson planning, rehearsal techniques, and their ability to focus on learning outcomes while becoming reflective practitioners. Pre-service teaching commences immediately following the April examinations, and continues for six consecutive weeks.
PREREQUISITE: Music 4620, minimum music average of 75%, minimum overall average of 70%, and permission of the Music Education faculty.
3 hours credit

4650 JAZZ ENSEMBLE VII
Ensemble elective possibility for all music and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3620
0 credit hours

4660 JAZZ ENSEMBLE VIII
Ensemble elective possibility for all music and non-music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3620
0 credit hours

4670 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE VII
Ensemble elective possibility for all music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3580
0 credit hours

4680 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE VIII
Ensemble elective possibility for all music majors.
PREREQUISITE: Music 4670
0 credit hours

4770 RECOGNIZED ENSEMBLE VIII
Ensemble elective for any music major in Bachelor of Arts Music; Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program.
PREREQUISITE: Music 3790
Non-credit course.

4780 RECOGNIZED ENSEMBLE IX
Ensemble elective for any music major in Bachelor of Arts Music; Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program.
PREREQUISITE: Music 4770
0 credit hours

4790 RECOGNIZED ENSEMBLE X
Ensemble elective for any music major in Bachelor of Arts Music; Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music Education program.
PREREQUISITE: Music 4780
0 credit hours

4930 Directed Studies
This course allows advanced research in a particular area of music such as history, theory, or music education. NOTE: Students must be at least at the 3rd year standing of a B.Mus. or B.A. (Music) program, and must apply in writing to both the professor concerned and to the Chair of the Department.
PREREQUISITE: Permission of the Chair
3 credit hours

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