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Course Criteria
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1.00 Credits
(Alternate years 2009-2010) Basic techniques for teaching percussion instruments in the schools. Concentrated study on snare drum with an introduction to other members of the percussion family.
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2.00 Credits
Basic techniques for teaching vocal music in the schools. Concentration on methods of vocal development and suitable range, repertoire, and literature, from young child through adult.
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1.00 Credits
(Alternate years 2010-2011) Basic techniques for teaching brass instruments in the schools.
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1.00 Credits
(Alternate years 2010-2011) Basic techniques for teaching string instruments in the schools.
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1.00 Credits
Private lessons in respective areas of voice, keyboard, guitar, strings, wind, brass, or percussion instruments. Both music major and non-major students pay the college for the cost of academic credit and a fee for individual lessons. Performance in a Friday Arts program is expected, unless excused by applied instructor in writing. Stated level repertoire must be satisfied through jury evaluation before advancement to next level can be achieved. MUS 302 must be completed to satisfy requirements of all music majors, except Music Business and Music and Youth Ministries, which require successful completion of MUS 202.
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1.00 Credits
Composing of original compositions for choral, instrumental, and/or mixed media. Both music major and non-major students pay the college for the cost of academic credit and a fee for individual lessons. Requires performance of at least one student composition in a Composers Forum. Prerequisite to MUS 301C: MUS 202V/I/P (voice, instrument, or piano).
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1.00 Credits
Private lessons in respective areas of voice, keyboard, guitar, strings, wind, brass, or percussion instruments. Both music major and non-major students pay the college for the cost of academic credit and a fee for individual lessons. Performance in a Friday Arts program is expected, unless excused by applied instructor in writing. Stated level repertoire must be satisfied through jury evaluation before advancement to next level can be achieved. MUS 302 must be completed to satisfy requirements of all music majors, except Music Business and Music and Youth Ministries, which require successful completion of MUS 202.
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1.00 Credits
Composing of original compositions for choral, instrumental, and/or mixed media. Both music major and non-major students pay the college for the cost of academic credit and a fee for individual lessons. Requires performance of at least one student composition in a Composers Forum. Prerequisite to MUS 301C: MUS 202V/I/P (voice, instrument, or piano).
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1.00 Credits
Private lessons in respective areas of voice, keyboard, guitar, strings, wind, brass, or percussion instruments. Both music major and non-major students pay the college for the cost of academic credit and a fee for individual lessons. Performance in a Friday Arts program is expected, unless excused by applied instructor in writing. Stated level repertoire must be satisfied through jury evaluation before advancement to next level can be achieved. MUS 302 must be completed to satisfy requirements of all music majors, except Music Business and Music and Youth Ministries, which require successful completion of MUS 202.
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1.00 Credits
Private lessons in respective areas of voice, keyboard, guitar, strings, wind, brass, or percussion instruments. Both music major and non-major students pay the college for the cost of academic credit and a fee for individual lessons. Performance in a Friday Arts program is expected, unless excused by applied instructor in writing. Stated level repertoire must be satisfied through jury evaluation before advancement to next level can be achieved. MUS 302 must be completed to satisfy requirements of all music majors, except Music Business and Music and Youth Ministries, which require successful completion of MUS 202.
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