Music Performance Concentration

Students are admitted to the degree program based upon their musicality and musical literacy rather than on performance accomplishments. Musical background and proficiency in an applied instrument/voice will determine placement within the department.

Major Requirements (36 hours):

Music Theory, Technology, and Musicianship (18 hours):

• MUSC 127 - GarageBand, Logic & More
• MUSC 200 - Music Theory I (3)
• MUSC 201 - Aural Skills I (1)
• MUSC 202 - Music Theory II (3)
• MUSC 203 - Aural Skills II (1)
• MUSC 208 - Keyboard Skills I (1)
• MUSC 209 - Keyboard Skills II (1)
• MUSC 300 - Music Theory III (3)
• MUSC 301 - Aural Skills III (1)
• MUSC 303 - Aural Skills IV (1)

Music History and Literature (6 hours):

• MUSC 210 - Music History I (3)
• MUSC 211 - Music History II (3)

Applied Music/Private Lessons (6 hours):

• MUSC 278-299

Large Ensembles (6 hours) from:

• MUSC 260 - Concert Choir
• MUSC 265 - Symphonic Wind Ensemble
• MUSC 270 - Chamber Orchestra

Additional Requirements

• Enroll in MUSC 199 - Recital Attendance for 6 semesters (7 recitals or other approved events per semester for a minimum total of 42).
• Pass applied music exam at the end of each semester of private lessons.
• Perform in a department recital each semester of private lessons.
• Presenting a Senior Recital (MUSC 450) during the final year is optional.
• Maintain a 2.0 cumulative average in music courses.