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Music Education

Music Literature

Applied Music

The following courses in applied music are open to any student (music major or non-music major) in the university. Work in applied music is regarded not merely as technical training in performance, but also as a study of the standard literature. For each of the courses, the student receives a one-half hour lesson per week and must complete a minimum of seven (7) practice hours per week. The same course numbers are used for all instruments studied. The specific instrument is indicated by the following abbreviations placed after the course number:

• A - Voice
• B - Piano
• C - Organ
• E - Euphonium
• F - Percussion
• G - Cello
• H - Guitar
• J - Composition/Music Production
• K - Flute
• L - Saxophone
• M - Clarinet
• N - Bassoon
• O - Violin
• P - Viola
• Q - Trumpet
• R - French Horn
• S - Trombone
• T - Tuba
• U - Bass

Applied Music for the Music Major

The following courses in applied music are open to music majors only. Work in applied music is regarded not merely as technical training in performance, but also as a study of the standard literature. For each of the courses, the student receives a one-hour lesson per week and must complete a minimum of seven (7) practice hours per week. The same course numbers are used for all instruments studied. The specific instrument is indicated by the following abbreviations placed after the course number:

• A - Voice
• B - Piano
• C - Organ
• E - Euphonium
• F - Percussion
• G - Cello
• H - Guitar
• J - Composition/Music Production
• K - Flute
• L - Saxophone
• M - Clarinet
• N - Bassoon
• O - Violin
• P - Viola
• Q - Trumpet
• R - French Horn
• S - Trombone
• T - Tuba
• U - Bass

Performing Ensembles

NOTE: Other performing ensembles (no credit) may be organized from time to time for student participation.

Music Industry

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