B.A. in Music
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MUSIC
This degree allows students to specialize within the broader context of a liberal arts and sciences education. It also prepares students for graduate work in music as well as affiliated careers in music. (Note: We do not offer a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music Performance.)
Degree Requirements for the B.A. in Music
17 courses distributed as follows:
11 core courses in music theory and history:
140, 142, 240, 242 Music Theory I-IV (3 cr. each)
141, 143, 241, 243 Aural Skills I-IV (3 cr. each)
264, 265, 364 Music History I-III (3 cr. each)
One course in conducting, selected from:
320 Conducting: Choral (3 cr.)
322 Conducting: Instrumental (3 cr.)
One music internship:
395 or 495 Internship in Music (3 cr., 120 hours minimum)
One course in diction (for vocalists):
324 Foreign Language Diction (3 cr.)
One course in orchestration (for instrumentalists):
440 Orchestration and Arranging (3 cr.)
6 additional elective credits (MUED or MUSI courses)
490 Senior Thesis in Music (3 cr.)
Performance requirements:
4 semesters of half-hour private piano study (1 cr. each)
8 semesters of the following:
MUPF 302-308 Private lessons on your primary instrument/voice (1 cr. each)
MUPF 313, 330, 332 Major performing ensemble (1 cr. each)
Attendance at scheduled Department Convocations
End of semester convocation performance (fall) and departmental jury (spring)
(Note: The sophomore jury serves as a gateway for continuation in the program.)
Attendance at a minimum of 12 concerts, six of which are professional
Senior Recital (as part of the Senior Thesis; minimum 45 minutes of music)
Descriptions of these courses can be found in the College Catalog.

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