• MUSI 150 Survey of World Musics
• MUSI 371 Survey of Western Music 1
• MUSI 372 Survey of Western Music 2
• MUSI 381 Introduction to Conducting
• MUSI 383 Advanced Instrumental Conducting
• MUSI 450 Pre-Student Teaching Seminar
• EDUC 103 Accelerated Foundations of Education I and II
• EDUC 281 Teaching Children with Exceptionalities
• EDUC 316 Instrumental Music in the Schools
• EDUC 317 General Music Methods
• EDUC 469 Student-Teaching: General Music
• EDUC 475 Student-Teaching: Instrumental Music
• SSCI 408 Social Inequalities: Race and Minority Relations
Total Credits Required:
In addition to the above courses, six principal ensemble courses on primary instrument and six semesters of applied lessons on primary instrument must be completed.
Note: Two principle choral ensemble courses can be taken instead of MUSI 051 Voice Lessons or MUSI 102 Group Voice.
Music Theory 1-4 include labs for keyboard skills and ear training.
• MUSI 150 Survey of World Musics
• MUSI 371 Survey of Western Music 1
• MUSI 372 Survey of Western Music 2
• MUSI 381 Introduction to Conducting
• MUSI 382 Advanced Choral Conducting
• MUSI 450 Pre-Student Teaching Seminar
• EDUC 103 Accelerated Foundations of Education I and II
• EDUC 281 Teaching Children with Exceptionalities
• EDUC 317 General Music Methods
• EDUC 469 Student-Teaching: General Music
• EDUC 470 Student-Teaching: Choral Music
• SSCI 408 Social Inequalities: Race and Minority Relations
Total Credits Required:
In addition to the above courses, six principal ensemble courses on primary instrument and six semesters of applied lessons on primary instrument must be completed.
Music Theory 1-4 include labs for keyboard skills and ear training.
• MUSI 272 Music Theory and Performance
• MUSI 371 Survey of Western Music 1
• MUSI 372 Survey of Western Music 2
• MUSI 381 Introduction to Conducting
One of the following courses:
• MUSI 150 Survey of World Musics
• MUSI 184 History of American Popular Music
• MUSI 315 Introduction to Opera
• HUMA 100 Introduction to the Humanities Through the Fine Arts
Total Credits Required: 44
In addition to the above courses, six principal ensemble courses on primary instrument (1 credit each) and four semesters of applied music on primary instrument (2 credits each) must be completed.
Music Theory 1-4 include labs for keyboard skills and ear training.
• MUSI 272 Music Theory and Performance
• MUSI 371 Survey of Western Music 1
• MUSI 372 Survey of Western Music 2
• MUSI 381 Introduction to Conducting
Total Credits Required:
Four semesters of lower division applied lessons on primary instrument – MUSI 05xM (2 cr each) and four semesters of upper division applied lessons on primary instrument – MUSI 06xM (2 cr each)
or
Four semesters of lower division applied lessons on primary instrument – MUSI 05xM (2cr each) and
three semesters of upper division applied lessons on primary instrument – MUSI 06XM (2 cr each) and
MUSI 420 Merit Recital (4 cr)
Music Theory 1-4 include labs for keyboard skills and ear training