Music minor requirements
Music minor (not certifiable):
MUSI 167 Comprehensive Musicianship I, six ensemble courses, four semesters of applied music MUSI 381 Introduction to Conducting and one of the following:
- MUSI 150 Survey of the World Musics
- MUSI 176 Music Appreciation
- MUSI 317 Evolution of Jazz
- HUMA 100 Introduction to Humanities
Music minor for liturgists:
- MUSI 167 Comprehensive Musicianship I
- MUSI 168 Comprehensive Musicianship II
- MUSI 051 Lower Division Applied Voice Lessons (two semesters) or MUSI 052 – Lower Division Applied Lessons (four semesters)
- MUSI 055 Lower Division Applied Organ Lessons (four semesters)
- MUSI 381 Introduction to Conducting and four choral ensemble courses.
Music Ensembles
Music Ensembles are 1 Credit each and are repeatable
- MUSI 012 Wind Ensemble
- MUSI 014 Concert Band
- MUSI 015 Chamber Singers
- MUSI 016 Opera Workshop
- MUSI 017 Concert Choir
- MUSI 018 Brass Ensemble
- MUSI 019 Accompanying
- MUSI 020 Vocal Jazz Workshop
- MUSI 021 Jazz Ensemble
- MUSI 022 Woodwind Ensemble
- MUSI 023 Flute Choir
- MUSI 024 Clarinet Choir
Applied Music Lessons/Performing Ensembles
Individual applied music lessons are available on a credit-only basis (no audits), and consist of a private lesson each week and a studio performance class. Lessons in each area (voice, brass, piano, etc.) are listed with two course numbers, representing upper and lower division lessons. Students may register for upper-division numbers following a minimum of four semesters at the lower-division level and successful completion of a comprehensive performance exam. Students taking music lessons must also register concurrently for a performing ensemble: MUSI 012, MUSI 014, MUSI 015 or MUSI 017. Students participating in these ensembles are required to perform on their lesson instrument unless specifically directed by the applied instructor.
