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Students will recognize concepts related to music literature and history. |
Students will analyze concepts related to sequential music theory. |
Students will develop and refine their ability to perform well in their chosen field of study. |
Students will demonstrate the basic intellectual and motor skills required to successfully conduct an ensemble. |
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CM 1110/1111/1120/1121/1140/1141/1150/1151/3171 Major Ensemble - Grouped for Curriculum Map |
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MUSC 2312 Harmony & Structure I |
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I |
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MUSC 2321 Sight Singing/Ear Training I |
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I |
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MUSC 2332 Harmony & Structure II |
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R |
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MUSC 3313 Harmony and Structure III |
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R |
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MUSC 3333 Harmony & Structure IV |
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R |
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MUSC 2341 Sight Singing/Ear Training II |
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R |
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MUSC 3321 Sight Singing/Ear Training III |
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R |
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MUSC 3341 Sight Singing/Ear Training IV |
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M |
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MUSC 3612 Fundamentals of Conducting |
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I |
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MUSC 3622 Advanced Conducting |
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M |
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MUSC 3513 Music History I |
I |
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MUSC 4343 Arranging |
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R |
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MUSC 3523 Music Hist II: Class-Mid-19thC |
R |
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MUSC 3990 Junior Recital |
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R |
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MUSC 4990 Senior Recital |
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M |
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MUSC 4900 Senior Music Capstone |
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M |
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Student learning outcomes can be not covered in a core course; introduced in a core course (I); reinforced in a core course (R); or mastered in a core course (M).
