Music Performance

Music Minors

Chairperson: Petri Flint
Professors: Robin Dinda, Jane Fiske
Assistant Professors: Jonathan Harvey

Objectives for the Program in Music

The program in Music provides students with the opportunity to actively engage in music through instrumental or choral work. Courses are designed to fulfill the arts requirement in the Liberal Arts and Sciences Program and to study the history and theory of music at different times across many cultures. Minors are also available in Music Performance, Music History, and Music Theory/Composition.

Shared Core for Music Minors

Students seeking a minor in music complete the following:

• Pass a piano proficiency test (or complete MUSC 2500  Class Piano as equivalence)
• Pass a dictation & sight-singing proficiency test (or take MUSC 1001   Ear Training as equivalence)

Core Courses (6 credits):

• MUSC 1000 - Art of Music 3 cr.

• OR

• MUSC 1500 - World Music 3 cr.
• MUSC 2200 - Basic Music Theory 3 cr.

• OR

• MUSC 2240 - Harmony I 3 cr.

Ensemble Performance Instruction (6 credits):

• MUSC 2320 - Concert Choir 1 cr.

• And/or

• MUSC 2330 - Chamber Choir 1 cr.

• And/or

• MUSC 2400 - Instrumental Arts 1 cr.

• And/or

  MUSC 2401 Instrumental Arts: Concert Band 1 cr.

  And/or

  MUSC 2402 Instrumental Arts: Orchestra 1 cr.

Individual Performance Instruction (6 credits):

• MUSC 2500 - Class Piano 1 cr.

• And/or

• MUSC 2600 - Class Voice 1 cr.

• And/or

• MUSC 2700 - Class Guitar 1 cr.

• And/or

• MUSC 1300 - Beginning Musical Instruction 1-3 cr.

• And/or

• MUSC 2310 - Intermediate Musical Instruction 1-3 cr.

• And/or

• MUSC 3300 - Advanced Musical Instruction 1-3 cr.

• And/or

• MUSC 4903 - Independent Study in Music 3 cr.

• And/or

• MUSC 4940 - Internship in Music 3 cr.