The Major in Music MUA 110 Elementary Theory and Harmony I MUA 111 Elementary Theory and Harmony II MUA 112 Ear Training, Dictation and Sight Singing I MUA 113 Ear Training, Dictation and Sight Singing II MUA 210 Advanced Theory and Harmony I MUA 211 Advanced Theory and Harmony II MUA 212 Ear Training, Dictation and Sight Singing III MUA 213 Ear Training, Dictation and Sight Singing IV MUA 214 Keyboard Harmony I (Elective) MUA 215 Keyboard Harmony II (Elective) MUA 310 Form and Analysis MUA 312 Counterpoint (Elective) MUA 410 Composition (Elective) MUA 413 Conducting and Orchestration (Elective) MUH 490 Advanced Analytical Techniques (Elective) Music History At least four semesters from such offerings as: MUH 120 Development of Western Music MUH 221 Major Composers of the 17th and 18th Centuries MUH 222 Major Composers of the 19th and 20th Centuries MUH 238 History of Jazz, 20's, 30's & 40's MUH 239 History of Jazz, 50's, 60's & 70's Private Instruction Eight semesters of private lessons in voice or an instrument. Ensemble Performance Eight semesters of participation in such groups as: Symphony Orchestra String Orchestra Jazz Ensemble Chorus Chamber Choir Opera Workshop Chamber Music Workshop Inter-Arts requirements for all Music Majors: MUH 290 The Arts and the Creative Process

Two courses in other disciplines (art, theater, dance, film, or language).

Note: Students lacking proficiency in piano may be required to take lessons or piano class. Voice majors may be required to take language classes.

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The Minor in Music

The minor in music can be tailored to the individual needs and talents of the student, and may include the following: Private instruction (instrumental or vocal): 4 semesters Ensemble performance: 4 semesters Music theory AND music history courses: 50% of the requirement for the Major

Note: The student must contact the music department for guidance. Students interested in music/business or music technology studies should contact the chair of the music department.