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  • 2.00 Credits

    .5-0-9-2 (Eff. FL21) Seven and a half hours of private music instruction: technique, repertoire and professional performing skills. MUS 244 applied music instruction includes a final recital as well as a repertoire paper to be handed in and disseminated to faculty one week prior to the student's recital. Students may not audit Applied Music courses and no Applied Music course can be repreated if the student earns a "C" or higher in the course. Part-time students may enroll in one, sequential Applied Music course per term. Full-time students may enroll in two, sequential Applied Music courses concurrently, during the Fall and Spring semesters. Prerequisites: (Eff. FL21) Students must satisfy the Music Performance major audition requirements, be accepted, and enroll in the program. Students must see department chair prior to enrolling. Students may not audit Applied Music courses and no Applied Music course can be repeated if the student earns a "C" or higher in the course. To be eligible to enroll in an applied course, students must also be registered for at least one additional course during the term unless there are no other courses being offered during that term that are required for the program or certificate of study. Part-time students may enroll in one, sequential Applied Music course per term. Full-time students may enroll in two, sequential Applied Music courses concurrently, during the Fall and Spring semesters. Prerequisite:    (Eff. FL21) Students must satisfy the Music Performance major audition requirements, be accepted, and enroll in the program. Students must see department chair prior to enrolling. Students may not audit Applied Music courses and no Applied Music course ca
  • 2.00 Credits

    .5-0-9-2 (Eff. FL20) Fifteen weekly half-hour private music lessons in the primary instrument, in composition, or in piano tuning and maintenance: technique, repertoire, professional performing skills, or craft skills. MUS 244 applied music instruction includes a final recital with repertoire paper, composition jury or piano technician proficiency exam. All instrumental and vocal students must present their instructor a repertoire paper which will be disseminated to faculty one week prior to the student's recital. Restricted to Music Performance majors only.
  • 2.00 Credits

    .5-0-9-2 (Eff. FL20) Fifteen weekly half-hour private music lessons in the primary instrument, in composition, or in piano tuning and maintenance: technique, repertoire, professional performing skills, or craft skills. MUS 244 applied music instruction includes a final recital with repertoire paper, composition jury or piano technician proficiency exam. All instrumental and vocal students must present their instructor a repertoire paper wihich will be disseminated to faculty one week prior to the student's receital. Restricted to Music Performance majors only.
  • 2.00 Credits

    .5-0-9-2 (Eff. FL20) Fifteen weekly half-hour private music lessons in the primary instrument, in composition, or in piano tuning and maintenance: technique, repertoire, professional performing skills, or craft skills. MUS 244 applied music instruction includes a final recital with repertoire paper, composition jury or piano technician proficiency exam. All instrumental and vocal students must present their instructor a repertoire paper which will be disseminated to faculty one week prior to the student's recital. Restrited to Music Performance majors only.
  • 2.00 Credits

    .5-0-9-2 (Eff. FL20) Fifteen weekly half-hour private music lessons in the primary instrument, in composition, or in piano tuning and maintenance: technique, repertoire, professional performing skills, or craft skills. MUS 24 applied music instruction includes a final recital with repertoire paper, composition jury or piano technician proficiency exam. All instrumental and vocal students must present their instructor a repertoire paper which will be disseminated to faculty one week prior to the student's recital. Restricted to Music Performance majors only.
  • 3.00 Credits

    This hands-on course provides students with the fundamental audio, music and recording skills associated with video game audio and nonlinear interactive media. Students will study various aspects of sound design and nonlinear music and will gain experience in the recording, editing and signal processing of audio assets for video game implementation. Additionally, students will learn about the various audio roles in the development of video games. Additional Course Fees: $85.
  • 3.00 Credits

    3-0-3 An introduction to the business of music including career opportunities, promotion and marketing procedures. This course is designed to help prepare music students to interact with the many facets of the music industry. Students will explore various professions in the music field and learn essential skills in music law, publishing, concert production, management, merchandising and recording. Students will work to build a portfolio throughout the course to aid in preparation for a career within the industry.
  • 1.00 Credits

    0-2-4-1 Teaches music majors skills needed to play with vocal, jazz, guitar, percussion, and chamber groups: sight-reading, ensemble performance skills, rehearsal techniques, performance etiquette, and recital production. Audition required.
  • 1.00 Credits

    Music 196, 197, 296 and 297 teach music majors skills needed to play with vocal, jazz, guitar, percussion, and chamber groups: sight-reading, ensemble performance skills, rehearsal techniques, performance etiquette, and recital production. Audition required.
  • 1.00 Credits

    Music 196, 197, 296 and 297 teach music majors skills needed to play with vocal, jazz, guitar, percussion, and chamber groups: sight-reading, ensemble performance skills, rehearsal techniques, performance etiquette, and recital production. Audition required.
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