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2017‐2018

Winters School of Music and Ministry Studies

Music Handbook

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TableofContents

Introduction__________________________________________________________________3

DegreePrograms_______________________________________________________________3

AdmissiontoMusicCurricula______________________________________________________5

AdmissiontotheGraduateProgram_________________________________________________5

Upper‐LevelExaminations________________________________________________________6

JuryRequirements_____________________________________________________________7

Grading_____________________________________________________________________8

RecitalRequirements___________________________________________________________8

ProficiencyExams______________________________________________________________9

ClassAttendance______________________________________________________________10

AppliedStudy________________________________________________________________11

Recitals____________________________________________________________________11

GuestArtists_________________________________________________________________11

MusicOrganizationsatWilliamCarey_______________________________________________12

Performance/AuditionOpportunities_______________________________________________14

LibraryandListeningFacilities___________________________________________________14

NAXOS_____________________________________________________________________15

ScholarshipsandFinancialAid____________________________________________________15

FacultyDirectory_____________________________________________________________16

DegreePlans_________________________________________________________________19

IntroductionTheWintersSchoolofMusicandMinistryStudiesatWilliamCareyUniversityisnamedinhonorofDonaldandFrancesWintersinrecognitionoftheirvision,dedication,andleadershipindevelopingthemusicprogramattheuniversity.TheWintersSchoolhasbeenaninstitutionalmemberoftheNationalAssociationofSchoolsofMusicsince1966andamemberoftheAmericanMusicTherapyAssociationsince1977.MusicstudyattheWintersSchoolisdesignedtorealizethepurposeandspecificobjectivesoftheuniversity.Studentsarechallengedtodiscoveranddeveloptheirownmusicalcapacitiesandinterests,sothattheymayfullyrealizetheirownself‐expression,enjoymusicasrecreation,orutilizemusicasaprofession.WilliamCareyUniversityisanaccreditedinstitutionalmemberoftheNationalAssociationofSchoolsofMusic.GraduateswiththeBachelorofMusicEducationdegreewillhavefulfilledallrequirementsleadingtolicensurewiththeMississippiStateDepartmentofEducationforteachinggradesK‐12ineitherchoralorinstrumentalmusic.TheBachelorofMusicdegreewithamajorinMusicTherapyisapprovedbytheAmericanMusicTherapyAssociation.GraduatesinMusicTherapywillhavefulfilledallrequirementsleadingtocertificationbytheAmericanMusicTherapyAssociation.GraduatesintheBachelorofMusicinContemporaryWorshipMinistrywillbepreparedforgraduatestudyand/oracareerinchurchmusic.DegreeProgramsCurriculumplansforeachdegreeareavailableonline.BachelorofMusic,withmajorsinthefollowingareas:ChurchMusic:ContemporaryWorshipMinistry ThisdegreewillpreparestudentstoleadavarietyofmusicministriesinevangelicalChristianchurches.Coursesincludestudiesinmusic,worshipstudies,age‐groupministry,conducting,mediatechnology,ensemble,andperformance.MusicEducation CertifiedbytheMississippiDepartmentofEducation,themusiceducationprogrampreparesteachersinchoralmusic,instrumental,andgeneralmusic,K‐12.Themusiceducationdegreerequiresfouryearsofcourseworkandatrimesterofsupervisedteaching.Performance Theperformancedegreeisofferedinguitar,organ,piano,andvoice.Coursesinliterature,pedagogy,andappliedlessonspreparethestudentforgraduatestudyandteachingcareers.Pianomajorsmayalsopursueanemphasisinpedagogyorcollaborativeperformance.Voicemajorsmaypursueanemphasisinpedagogy.Theseareasofemphasisaremeantto

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servestudentswhowishtopursuecareersasprivateteachersoraccompanists,whilecontinuingtoservetheaspiringsoloperformer.MusicTherapy Themusictherapydegreeoffersexpertiseinmusicandpsychologythatpreparesthestudentforworkinaclinical/hospitalsetting.Thisprogramrequiresfouryearsofcourseworkthatisfollowedbyasix‐monthinternshipandleadstocertification.BachelorofArtsinMusic TheBachelorofArtsdegreewithamajorinmusicislessspecializedincourseandperformancerequirements.Thestudentsmustcompletethemusiccore(includingsecondaryappliedstudyculminatinginthesuccessfulcompletionofaproficiency)andchoose14electivehoursinmusic,ofwhich10mustbeupperlevelhours.Thisstudy,coupledwithanoutsideminorsuchasbusiness,psychology,foreignlanguage,ortheatre,iscomplementedbyastrongliberalartscore.Thisdegreedoesnotfulfilltherequirementsleadingtopublicschoolteachercertification.BachelorofGeneralStudiesinMusic TheBachelorofGeneralStudiesdegreeallowsastudenttotakeeithertwo18‐hourconcentrationsorone36‐hourconcentrationinmusic.SeeCatalogregardingrequirementsforthisdegree.Thisdegreewouldbeappropriateforstudentswhodonotdesirelanguagestudyandplantousemusicasanintegralpartofprofessionallife.MasterofMusicinMusicEducation. TheMasterofMusic(M.M.)inMusicEducationdegreeprogramprovidesanopportunityformusiceducatorstoperfectmusicianshipandenhancepedagogicalexpertisetowardbecomingmasterteachers.TheprogramsupportsandadvancesthemissionofWilliamCareyUniversitywhichistoprovidequalityliberalartsandprofessionaleducationprogramswithinacaringChristianacademiccommunity,encouragingtheindividualstudenttodevelophisorherhighestpotentialinscholarship,leadership,andservice.UponcompletionoftheMasterofMusicdegree,studentswillbeeligibleforanadvancedlicense(AA)toteachinthestateofMississippi.MasterofMusicinChurchMusic TheMasterofMusic(M.M.)inChurchMusicdegreeprogramprovidesanopportunityforchurchmusicprofessionalstoperfectmusicianshipandtoenhancespecificexpertiseinthefieldsofchurchmusicandworshipstudies.TheprogramsupportsandadvancesthemissionofWilliamCareyUniversitywhichistoprovidequalityliberalartsandprofessionaleducationprogramswithinacaringChristianacademiccommunity,encouragingtheindividualstudenttodevelophisorherhighestpotentialinscholarship,leadership,andservice.

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AdmissiontoMusicCurriculaMusicAudition Priortoadmission,eachcandidateshouldperformbeforethemusicfaculty,orprogramdirector,selectionsofvocalorinstrumentalmusicrepresentativeofthestudent'shighestlevelofproficiency.Thefollowingminimumcriteriaaresuggested:Voice:twoartsongsintheiroriginallanguagesPiano:twomemorizedselectionsincontrastingstyles;samplerepertoiremightincludeaBachtwo‐partinvention,classicalsonatina/sonatamovement,Chopinprelude,orcomparablepiece.Organ:arepresentativeselection.Guitar:twocontrastingpieces.Orchestral/BandInstruments:onepreparedpiece,anexampleofsight‐reading,andachromaticscaledemonstratingtheentirerangeoftheinstrument.Inparticularinstances,astudentmaybeadmittedasamusicmajorwhohasnothadtheformaltrainingnecessarytoperformthesuggestedliteraturebutwhodemonstratesexceptionaltalent.MusicTheoryPlacement AllfreshmanmusicmajorswillinitiallyenrollinMUT161‐FreshmanMusicTheoryI.However,aMusicTheoryPlacementTestwillbegiventoallstudentsenteringtheSchoolofMusic.Studentswillbeadvisedbasedontheresultsoftheplacementtests.EvaluationofTransferCreditsTransfercreditinmusictheoryisvalidatedonlyuponsuccessfulcompletionofabasicmusicianshipexam.Advancedstandinginappliedmusicisgrantedonlyaftersuccessfulcompletionofanupper‐levelexam.

AdmissiontotheGraduateProgram Music Education program: Application Priortoadmission,studentsmustcompleteanadmissionapplicationandeitherpossessacurrentteacher'scertificateorhavesuccessfullypassedPraxisIandPraxisIIexaminationsforteachereducationeligibility.MusicAudition Eachcandidateshouldperformbeforethemusicfacultyselectionsofvocalorinstrumentalmusicrepresentativeofthestudent'shighestlevelofproficiency.MusicTheoryPlacement Eachstudent'sbasicmusicianshipskillswillbeassessedforplacementineithertheoryrevieworothertheorycourses.

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MusicHistoryPlacement Eachstudent'sknowledgeofmusichistorywillbeassessedforplacementineithermusichistoryrevieworothermusichistorycourses. Church Music program: Students must have completed a bachelor’s degree in music from an NASM accredited institution. Minimum grade point average of 3.0 over the last 64 credit hours of coursework. Complete Graduate School Comprehensive Knowledge Exam. Submit an essay of no less than 1000 words describing learning and professional goals. Requirementsforgraduationthatincludecoursework,non‐thesisprojects,thesis,andthecomprehensiveexaminationarefoundinthegraduatecatalog.Upper‐LevelExaminationsTodetermineeligibilityforupper‐levelmusicstudy,allstudentsshouldtakeanexaminationintheareaofappliedconcentrationattheendofthesophomoreyear.Theexamwillconsistofa10‐minuterecitalinthestudent’sprincipleperformingarea.Forallperformancemajorsandvoiceconcentrations,theprogrammustbeperformedfrommemory.Othermajorsandconcentrationsshouldconsulttheirappliedteacherregardingmemorizationrequirements.StudentsmustcompletetheUpperLevelExam,theSight‐SingingExam,ALLPianoProficiencies,andSophomoreHarmonybeforeallowedtopresentaJUNIORRECITAL. FAILURETOCOMPLETEALLCOMPONENTSOFTHEUPPERLEVELEXAMMEANSTHATSTUDENTSMAYNOTREGISTERFORUPPERLEVELMUSICCOURSESUNTILALLCOMPONENTSOFTHEEXAMARESUCCESSFULLYCOMPLETED.ComponentsoftheUpperLevelExamwillinclude:10MinuteRecitalPublicDemonstrationofPianoProficiencyPublicDemonstrationofSight‐SingingAbilityStudentsmustregisterforappliedmusicatthesophomoreleveluntiltheupper‐levelexamissuccessfullycompleted.Transferstudentswithtwopreviousyearsofcollegecreditinappliedconcentrationwillbepermittedtoregisterforupper‐levelstudy,butmustpasstheexambytheendofthefirsttrimesteratCareytocontinuetoenrollinupper‐levelcourses,includingappliedmusic.Withfacultyapproval,transferstudentsperforminganupper‐levelexambytheendofthesecondweekofthefirsttrimesteratCareymayperformaprogramfromperviousstudy.However,transferstudentswhohavecompletedtwoyearsofmusicstudyatanother

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institutionmustcompleteallcomponentsoftheUpperLevelExambytheendoftheirsecondtrimesteratCarey.UpperLevelExaminationComponentsfortransferstudents:10‐MinutePerformanceinprincipleperformingareaCompletionofALLcomponentsofthePianoProficiencyExamCompletionoftheSight‐SingingandEar‐TrainingExamCompletionof6trimestersortheequivalentfortransferstudentsofRecitalLabFAILURETOPASSALLCOMPONENTSOFTHEPIANOPROFICIENYEXAMBYTHEENDOFTHESIXTHTRIMESTER(OREQUIVALENTFORTRANSFERSTUDENTSWHOHAVECOMPLETEDTWOYEARSOFMUSICSTUDYATANOTHERINSTITUTION)WILLRESULTINA$500DEDUCTIONFROMTALENTSCHOLARSHIPORENSEMBLEAWARDS.FAILURETOPASSTHEUPPERLEVELEXAMMEANSTHATASTUDENTMAYNOTREGISTERFORANYUPPERLEVELMUSICCOURSESINCLUDINGAPPLIEDMUSICORENSEMBLE. JuryRequirementsAllstudentsenrolledinappliedmusicasamajorconcentrationorsecondaryarerequiredtoperformanAppliedJuryExaminationatleasttwooutofthreetrimesterseachyearOR,atthediscretionoftheappliedteacher,studentsmayberequiredtotakeanAppliedJuryExaminationeachtrimester.Repertoireandmemorizationrequirementsarecontainedineachappliedcoursesyllabus.Eachstudentwillchooseonepieceandthejurywillrequestadditionalselectionsfromthestudent'srepertoirelist.Performancemajorsshouldexpecttoperformseveralselections.Upper‐levelperformancemajorsmustsignupfortwojurytimeslots.StudentsmustsubmitmusictotheiraccompanistFOURweekspriortojuries.Appropriateattireforthejuryisexpectedofallstudentsandisasfollows:Men:slacks,jackets,ties,ordressshirtsandtiesWomen:dressofmoderatelengthorsuitableslacksoutfits*Avoidjeansandathleticshoes.Appliedvocalandinstrumentalmajorsmayengageaccompanistsattherateof$300pertrimesterforanhoureachweekor$150forahalfhoureachweek.ObtainAccompanistsContractsfromthemusicoffice.

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GradingThefinalgradeinappliedmusicisdeterminedbycombiningthejurygradewiththeprofessor'sevaluationofstudentperformancethroughoutthetrimester.Gradingcriteriaforallmusiccoursesiscontainedinthecoursesyllabus.Studentfailuretoappearforajurywithoutpriornoticetotheappliedteacherwillresultinajurygradeof"F".Certainextenuatingcircumstances(i.e.deathinthefamily,illnesswithdoctor'sexcuse)mayallowthestudenttoreceiveanincomplete("I");however,afinaltrimestergrademaynotbedetermineduntilthejuryiscompleted.FailuretobepresentataJury,UpperLevelExamination,orPianoProficiencyExamwithoutPRIORnotificationwillresultinan“F”intheappliedlessonandadeductionof$500pertrimesterfromtheMusicTalentAward.Sinceanincomplete("I")isdesignedtoaccommodatethestudentunabletoperformduringtheexamtime,andnottoexcuseastudentwhoisunprepared,themake‐upjuryshouldbecompletedbytheendofthesecondweekofthefollowingtrimester.Studentswhofailtomeetthejurymake‐updeadlinewillreceivean“F”andmustenrollandsuccessfullypasstheappliedcoursefailed.Anincomplete("I")whichextendsbeyondtheendofthefollowingtrimesterautomaticallybecomesan"F.”RecitalRequirementsStudentsinthefollowingdegreeprogramsarerequiredtopresentrecitals:Performance–Juniorrecitalof25‐30minutesandaSeniorrecitalof45‐55minutes.ChurchMusic‐Seniorrecitalof25‐30minutes.However,therecitalisoptional.StudentsmaychooseaSeniorProjectinlieuofaterminatingrecital.MusicEducation‐Seniorrecitalof25‐30minutesorcompleteasuitableseniorprojectapprovedbythestudent'sappliedprofessor,themusiceducationprofessor,andtheDeanoftheSchoolofMusic.Non‐degreerecitalsareencouraged.Schedulingwillbebasedonavailability.ProcessforSchedulingaRecitalThefollowingpertaintotheprocessofschedulingarecital:Inselectingandreservingrecitalhallspace,requireddegreerecitalstakeprecedenceovernon‐degreerecitals.Therecitaldatemustbeclearedwiththeappliedteacher(andaccompanist,ifapplicable)beforeitcanbereservedontheRecitalHallcalendar.Datesmustbescheduledinthemusicoffice.Studentswhodonotperformarecitalontheregistereddatewillnotbegivenamake‐uprecitaldatewithinthattrimester.

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Degreerecitalscannotbeperformeduntilthestudentpassesarecitalhearingwiththeappliedmusicfacultyatleasttwoweekspriortothescheduleddateoftherecital.Studentsareresponsibleforsettinguprecitalspaceandcleaningupfollowingarecital.ProficiencyExamsAllstudentspursuingaBachelorofMusicdegree,aBachelorofArtsinMusicdegree,oraBachelorofGeneralStudiesinMusic,mustpasstheALLCOMPONENTSOFTHEUPPERLEVELEXAM.Allmusicmajorsmustpassaproficiencyexaminthesecondaryareaofappliedmusic.Studentsmustpasstheproficiencyexambytheendofthesophomoreyearormustcontinuetoregisterforsecondaryappliedmusiceachtrimesteruntiltheexamispassed.Examsconsistofthefollowing:PianoSoloRepertoire:Performtwointermediate‐levelsolorepertoirepiecesincontrastingstyles;memorynotrequired.OpenScore:Playallcombinationsoftwonon‐adjacentparts(ST,SB,AB)fromanopenscore.Thestudentwillpreparefouropenscoresfortheexamination.Hymn:PreparefivehymnsfromanassignedlisttakenfromTheBaptistHymnal,demonstratingappropriateuseofpetal.Harmonization:Harmonizeamelody,inthegivenkey,usingRomannumeralsorchordsymbols;modulate,thentransposetoanotherkey.Thestudentwillpreparefiveharmonizedtunesfortheexamination.Accompaniment:Preparetwoaccompaniments,aswritten,whileasecondpersonplaysorsingsthemelodicline.Prepareandplaytwo,two‐handedaccompanimentsusingchordsymbols,whileasecondpersonplaysorsingsthemelodicline.VoiceSingfrommemorythreecontrastingsongswithpreciseintonation,musicalaccuracy,andsenseofstyle.ThreeselectionsshouldincludeoneItalianartsong,oneGermanlied,andoneEnglishpiece(preferablyfromoratoriorepertoire).GuitarPlaytwointermediate‐levelpieces,onefrommemory.Playonepiecefromachordchart.Playallmajorandminorscales.Playallmajor,minor,andaugmentedtriads,andmajor,minor,anddiminishedseventhchords.PlayI‐IV‐V7‐Icadencesinallkeys.

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OrganSoloRepertoire:Playtwosolopiecesofvaryingstyles.Modulationandtransposition:Playanassignedhymn;modulateupone‐halforone‐wholestep;performthehymninthenewkey.MelodyandAccompaniment:Playahymn,themelodyononemanual,theinnerpartsonanothermanual,andthebasspartinthepedals.Arranging:Adaptananthem,writtenwithpianoaccompaniment,fortheorgan,andplaytheanthemfollowingadirector/conductor.Orchestral/BandInstrumentsPlaytwopiecesofintermediatedifficulty.Playallmajorandminorscales.Playallmajorandminorarpeggios.Playachromaticscale.Playasimplemelodyandtransposetotwootherkeys.TheoryCompetencyExamAllstudents,includingtransferstudents,mustpasstheTheoryCompetencyExamgivenattheendofthespringtrimestereachyear.Failuretopasstheexamwillresultinthestudentbeingrequiredtotakeremedialtheorystudy.ClassAttendanceStudentsareexpectedtoattendclassontimeandadheretoeachinstructor'sattendancepolicythatiscontainedinthecoursesyllabus.Accordingtoschoolpolicy(seeCatalog)studentsmustattendaminimumof75%ofclassmeetingstoreceivecreditforthecourse.Studentsinappliedmusiccoursesareexpectedtoattendalllessons.Intheeventofanemergencyorillness,studentsmustnotifyappliedinstructorspriortothelesson.Theaccompanistwillbepaidifscheduledtoattendthelesson.Facultywillre‐schedulelessonsiftheymustmissalesson.Ifastudentmissesmorethanthreeunexcusedlessons,thestudentcannotpasstheappliedmusiccourse.Excusedabsencesincludeextendedillnesswithadoctor’sexcuseforeachlessonorrepresentationbythestudentinaSchoolofMusicensemble.AppliedStudyAgeneralmusicfeeisassessedperappliedmusiccourseintheBusinessOffice.StudentsareexpectedtoperformonGeneralRecitalatleastonceeachtrimesterintheirAppliedConcentration.ThedeadlineforsigningupforGeneralRecitalperformanceisnoonThursdaypriortoperformanceonFriday.StudentsmustsupplytheMusicOfficeAdministrativeAssistantwithcompleteinformationincludingTitle,Composer,ComposerLifeandDeathDates,andAccompanists.

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RecitalsRecitalClass‐9:30a.m.everyFridaySeniorRecitals,FacultyRecitals,Concerts,GuestRecitals,etc.‐Thursdaysat7:00p.m.and8:00p.m.WhenThursdaydatesarefull,Tuesdaysat7:00p.m.,then8:00p.m.willbethenextoptions.

Attendanceatrecitalsandschoolconcertsisconsideredanintegralpartofeachstudent'sdevelopmentasbothaperformerandaninformedlistener.MusicmajorsandminorsregisterforMUR000andMUR010,RecitalClass(nocredit),eachtrimesterofundergraduatestudy.Attendanceisrequiredpertrimesterat80%ofweeklystudentrecitals,degreerecitals,facultyrecitals,specialconcertspresentedorsponsoredbytheWintersSchool,andotherrecommendedmusicalperformances.Agradeof"A"or"F"willbeearnedintheclass.Studentsreceivingan"F"willberequiredtocompleteapprovedlisteningassignmentsinordertoreplacethatgrade.StudentswhofailRecitalClassfortwotrimesterswillforfeit$500pertrimesterfromtheMusicTalentScholarship.Nostudentwillbeallowedtograduatewithamusicdegreewithoutsuccessfulcompletionof12trimesters(ortheequivalentfortransferstudents)ofRECITALLAB.CareyScholarsarenotexcusedfromthisrequirement.HonorsColloquiumwillnotcountasrecitalcreditorasanexcusedabsencefromRecitalLab.Studentswillnotberequiredtoregisterforrecitalclassduringmusictherapyinternshipandstudentteachingtrimesters.Transferstudentswhohavemetrecitalrequirementsattheirrespectiveschools,butdonothavetranscriptcredit,mayberequiredtosecurealetterverifyingrecitalattendance.Allperformancemajorsandconcentrationsmustperformduringrecitalclassatleastthreetimesduringtheyear;studentsinsecondaryandelectivestudyareencouragedtoperformalso.Informationandinstructionsregardingrecitalclassperformanceswillbeavailablefromindividualappliedteachers.Appropriateattireforallrecitalperformancesconsistsofthesamerequirementsforjuryexaminations.GuestArtistsEachyear,theWintersSchoolinvitesanumberofAmericanandinternationalperformerstopresentrecitalsintheSmithAuditoriumandtheRecitalHall,followedbymasterclassesthefollowingday.Theseperformancesprovidestudentswithmarvelousexposureto

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repertoireandopportunitiestoworkwithnotedartists.Musicmajorsarerequiredtoattendtherecitalsandparticipateinthemasterclasses.MusicOrganizationsatWilliamCareyDeltaOmicron‐aprofessionalandhonoraryfraternity;DeltaOmicronisopentomusicmajorsandminorswhoachieveitsrequiredacademicperformanceandprofessionalstandards.DeltaOmicronprovidesopportunitiestoincreaseleadership,service,andperformanceskills.PhiMuAlphaSinfonia‐aprofessionalandhonorarymusicfraternity;opentomalemusicmajorswhoachieveitsrequiredacademic,performance,andprofessionalstandards.PhiMuAlphaprovidesopportunitiestoincreaseleadership,service,performanceskills,andnetworkingwithothermusicprofessionals.AmericanGuildofOrganists‐aprofessionalorganizationfororganmajors,AGOprovidesopportunitiesforincreasingknowledgeconcerningtheworkoftheprofessionalorganist.Studentsareinvolvedinopportunitiesatthelocalandstatelevels.MusicEducator’sNationalConference‐anorganizationformusiceducationmajors,MENCprovidesopportunitiesforincreasingknowledgeconcerningthefieldofmusiceducation.Studentsareinvolvedinopportunitiesatthelocal,state,andnationallevels.

AmericanMusicTherapyAssociation‐anorganizationformusictherapymajors,AMTAprovidesopportunitiesforincreasingknowledgeconcerningthefieldofmusictherapy.Itpromotesopportunitiesandexperiencesforstudentsinprovidingactivitiesforpersonswithdisabilities.Studentsareinvolvedinopportunitiesatlocal,regional,andnationallevels.PerformanceOrganizationsAllmusicmajorsarerequiredtoparticipateinatleastoneperformanceensemblebasedontheirprincipleappliedperformanceareaeachtrimesterenrolledatWilliamCareyUniversity.AllvoiceprinciplesarerequiredtoparticipateinOratorioChoir.AllinstrumentalprinciplesarerequiredtoparticipateineitherConcertBandorSymphonicWinds.Theseensembleswillreceivenoextraensembleawards.ThisistherequirementforallstudentsregardlessofreceivingaTalentAwardornot.BachelorofMusicinContemporaryWorshipMinistrystudentsarerequiredtoparticipateinatleast6trimestersofchoralensembleregardlessofappliedprinciple.Eachensemblewillhaverequiredperformanceattire.Inmostcases,studentswillpurchaseuniforms.

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VocalEnsembles

Chorale‐thepremierechoralorganizationisopen,byaudition,toallstudentsatWilliamCareyUniversityandperformsthegamutofchoralliteratureaswellasextendedworks.(credit)ChapelChoir‐achoralensembleopentoallstudents.Noauditionisrequired.(credit)OratorioChoir‐achoralensemblecombiningtheresourcesoftheChoraleandChapelChoirforthepurposeofperformingmajorconcertsandlarge‐formchoralliterature.CareyCompany‐auniversitysonganddanceentertainmentensemble;openbyaudition.Carpenter’sWood‐acontemporaryvocalensemble;openbyaudition.(non‐credit)MusicalTheatreWorkshop–anensemblethatperformsavarietyofsmall‐andlarge‐formmusicaltheatreliterature.(credit)OperaWorkshop‐studentsauditionandportrayoperaticrolesinfullstageproductions,one‐actoperas,orwithinstudiosettingswithcostumes,scenery,andmake‐up.(credit)RestorationBand–acontemporaryworshipband.(non‐credit)InstrumentalEnsemblesSymphonicWinds‐auditionedpremierinstrumentalensemblethatperformsappropriateliteraturefortheensembleandaccompanieslarge‐scaleensemblesandproductions.(credit)ConcertBand–placement‐basedensemblethatperformsappropriateliteratureandaccompanieslarge‐scaleensemblesandproductions.(credit)JazzOneandJazzTwo‐auditionedandplacement‐basedjazzensembles.(credit)JazzCombo‐afive‐memberauditionedcombo.(credit)SpiritofCarey‐auditionedindoormarchingensemble.(credit)GraceNotes‐auditionedwoodwindensemble.(credit)TuscanReeds(credit)StringEnsemble(credit)

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StudioEnsembles(BrassEnsemble,WoodwindEnsemble,PercussionEnsemble)(non‐credit) HandbellEnsemble‐anauditionedhandbellchoirthatisopentoallstudents.(credit)GuitarEnsemble‐anauditionedensemblerequiredofallguitarmajorsandopentoallstudents.(credit)PianoEnsemble‐anauditionedensembleofpianiststhatperformsliteratureformorethanonepiano.(credit)Musicmajorsarerequiredtoregisterfortheappropriateensemble(baseduponappliedconcentration)eachtrimesterenrolledasfull‐timestudents,eveniftheensemblerequirementhasbeenmet.ContemporaryWorshipmajorsmustenrollinatleast6trimestersoffor‐creditvocalensembleregardlessofconcentration.Performance/Audition Opportunities

NATS‐theNationalAssociationofTeachersofSingingisaprofessionalorganizationforinstructorsofvoice.NATSprovidesanopportunityforpre‐collegeorcollegestudentstoauditionandcompetewithstudentsofsimilarproficiencyandage.RegionalauditionsareheldduringthesecondweekofNovemberandstateauditionsareheldthelastweekendinMarch.MMTA‐theMississippiMusicTeachersAssociationisaprofessionalorganizationaffiliatedwiththeMusicTeachersNationalAssociation(MTNA).Membershipisopentoteachersandcollegestudents.Performanceauditionsareavailableinvoice,piano,organ,guitar,strings,woodwinds,andbrassareasattheannualstateconvention,heldthefirstThursday,Friday,andSaturdayofNovemberatrotatinglocations.EachyeartheWintersSchoolsponsorsin‐housecompetitionsforCareymusicstudentsforwhichmonetaryprizesareawarded.CategoriesandguidelinesfollowthoseoftheannualMMTAcollegiatecompetitions.Library&ListeningFacilitiesTheI.E.Rouselibrarycontainsextensivemusicholdingsinthereferencesection,inthestacks(780's),inmusicalscores,onmicrofiche,aswellasincomputerdatabasesandonlinecapabilities.

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TheDonaldandFrancesWintersListeningLaboratoryishousedinthebasementoftheThomasFineArtsBuilding.NAXOSMusicmajorsatWCUhaveaccesstotheNaxosMusicListeningLibraryonlinethroughthefollowingaddress:NMLURL:http://WMCarey.NaxosMusicLibrary.com

ScholarshipsandFinancialAid Allmusicstudentsareeligibletoreceivescholarshipawardsbaseduponacademicachievement,specialtalent,orcommitmenttofull‐timeChristianservice(CRV).Collegework‐studyandMississippiTuitionAssistanceGrantawards(M‐TAG)canbeaddedtoacademic/musicscholarships.Studentsmustadheretorequirementsoutlinedintheuniversity'sGuidetoScholarships,Awards,andGrantstomaintainfinancialaid.FailuretomaintaintherequiredGPAorfulfillmentofWintersSchoolresponsibilitiescouldresultinthelossofscholarship.Musicmajorsmustmaintainagradepointaverageof2.5toretaintheirTalentScholarships.StudentsmayNOTreceiveTalentScholarshipsformorethanfiveyears.Exceptionsmaybeappliedforbutwillonlybegrantedundercircumstancessuchasmilitaryserviceorsevereillness.StudentsmayreceiveEnsembleAwardsforparticipationinensembles.Allmusicmajorsarerequiredtoparticipateinoneensemblebasedontheirprincipleperforminginstrumentwithoutreceivinganyaward.TheSchoolofMusicassistsstudentsinlocatingfull‐timeorpart‐timechurch‐relatedpositions.Informationregardingcurrentchurchopeningsisfoundinthemusicoffice.Studentsseekingoff‐campusemploymentmustdivulgescholarshipresponsibilitiestoprospectiveemployers.

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FacultyDirectoryDeanDonOdom(churchmusic)ProfessorofMusic;B.M.,M.M.,WilliamCareyCollegeD.M.A.,NewOrleansBaptistTheologicalSeminaryPhone:601‐318‐[email protected] ProfessorsHowardKeever(musictheory)B.M.,EastmanSchoolofMusic,UniversityofRochesterM.M.andPh.D.,FloridaStateUniversityPhone:601‐318‐[email protected] MarkMalone(musiceducation)B.S.,FloridaStateUniversityB.A.,RollinsCollegeM.M.E.andPh.D.,FloridaStateUniversityPhone:601‐318‐[email protected] ConnieRoberts(voice,vocalpedagogy,musicaltheatre,operaworkshop)B.M.,M.M.,LouisianaStateUniversityD.M.A.,UniversityofSouthernMississippiPhone:601‐318‐[email protected] AssociateProfessorKathyVail(organ)B.M.,M.M.,MississippiCollegePhone:601‐318‐[email protected] AssistantProfessorsJimArmstrong(churchmusic,musiceducation,voice,lowbrass)B.M.E.andM.M.MusicEducation,UniversityofMississippiPhone:601‐318‐[email protected] DavidBryan(guitar,musictheory,musictechnology)B.M.andM.M.,SoutheastLouisianaUniversityPhone:601‐318‐[email protected]

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JessicaBryan,(piano,voice,CareyArtsAcademyCoordinator)B.M.andM.M.,SoutheastLouisianaUniversityPhone:601‐318‐[email protected](CoordinatorforInstrumentalMusic,musiceducation)B.M.E.UniversityofSouthernMississippiM.M.inMusicEducation,UniversityofSouthCarolinaPhone:601‐318‐[email protected]

KimMoon(voice,vocalpedagogy,opera,andmusicaltheatre)B.M.,M.M.,UniversityofOhioD.M.A.,OhioStateUniversityPhone:601‐318‐[email protected]

JeremyMorgan(trumpet,musictechnology,instrumentalmusic)B.M.E.,M.M.,UniversityofSouthernMississippiPhone:601‐318‐[email protected] BrianMurphy(piano,vocalcoaching)B.M.,MississippiCollegeM.M.,MercerUniversityPhone:601‐318‐[email protected](musictherapy)B.A.,WestVirginiaUniversityM.M.,FloridaStateUniversityPhone:601‐318‐[email protected] InstructorWesCameron(instrumentalmusic)B.M.E.,M.M.,UniversityofSouthernMississippiPhone:318‐[email protected] AdjunctFacultyJosephineD’Arpa‐MusicAppreciationDr.TimothyDeyton‐ChurchMusicDr.AlejandroFerreira‐ViolinAndrewGilstrap–Percussion,Technology

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KatieGinn–DanceLudwingGonzales–StringsZachHarris‐BrassZacharyJames‐TromboneKennyMyrick‐OboeBethParker‐Piano;StaffAccompanistDanielaPardo‐Viola(StringsCoordinator)Dr.PatrickRichards‐FrenchHornDr.SusanRuggiero‐Voice,Flute,TheoryKristopherSmith‐ChurchMusicTaeYoung‐Piano,Theory,StaffAccompanistStephenWolgamott‐ChurchMusic

DegreePlans

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Name:

Current Address:

Student ID:

Catalog Date: GENERAL CORE 38 Hours

OTHER REQUIRMENTS

Application for Degree B.M. — Contemporary Worship

Ministry MUSIC CORE 41 Hours

Exceptions Authorized:

Today’s Date: Campus: Hattiesburg Race: Gender: Expects to Graduate: Teacher’s Certificate: NO MUSIC MAJOR 44 Hou

Old Testament REL 101 3

New Testament REL 102 3

Composition ENG 101 3

Research ENG 102 3

Philosophy or Lit with ENG prefix

PHI 201 or ENG_

3

Communications COM 101 or 230

3

History HIS 101/102 or HIS 201/202

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Psychology Choice

PSY, SOC, ECO, PSC, or REL

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Lab Science BIO, CHM, or PHY

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ART or THE App 3

Mathematics MAT 131 3

PED, MPE 398 or MPE 362

PED 1_ 1

PED 1_ 1

Writing Intensive MUT 355 3

Comprehensive Theory Exam

0

Piano Proficiency Exam

MUP 000 0

Secondary Proficiency Exam

0

Upper Level MU 001 0

Recital or Project MU 003 0

Recital Class MUR 001 0

Theory I

MUT 161 3

SS/ET I

MUT 164 1

Theory II

MUT 162 3

SS/ET II

MUT 165 1

Theory III MUT 163

3

SS/ET III

MUT 167 1

Theory IV

MUT 261 3

Theory V

MUT 262 3

Form/Analysis

MUT 355 3

Music History I MHL 313 3

Music History II MHL 314 3

Basic Conducting MCC 340 2

Ensemble: 1 per trimester required

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE 1

MPE 1

MPE 1

MPE 1

MPE 1

MPE 1

Applied Concentration

MU_ 130 1

MU_ 130 1

MU_ 130 1

MU_ 230 1

MU_ 230 1

MU_ 230 1

MU_ 330 1

MU_ 330 1

MU_ 330 1

Applied Secondary

MU_ 121 1

MU_ 121 1

MU_ 121 1

MU_ 221 1

Introduction to Church Music

MUC 201 2

Graded Music Ministries

MUC 331 2

Survey Song Lit MUC 335 2

Church Music Lit

MUC 432 2

Music in Worship

MUC 437 2

Contemporary Worship

MUC 438 2

Rhythm Section Methods

MUC 439 2

Choral Conducting

MCC 440 2

Instrumental Conducting

MCC 460 2

Chapel Team MUC 480 1

Tech Elective 1 MTT _ 2

Tech Elective 2 MTT_ 2

MHL Elective MH_ 2

Theory Elective MUT_ 2

Vocal Pedagogy MUV 411 3

Handbell Class or Handbell Ensemble

MHB 330 or MPE 396

1

Applicant: _______________________________Date_________

Program Advisor: _________________________Date_________

Dean: __________________________________Date_________

Registrar: _______________________________ Date_________

Name:

Hattiesburg, MS 39402

Student ID:

Catalog Date: 2015

GENERAL CORE 48 Hours




Research ENG 102 3

Literature ENG 210 3

Application for Degree B.M. — Music Education

Vocal Certification

MUSIC CORE 42 Hours

Theory I MUT 161 3

SS/ET I MUT 164 1

Theory II MUT 162 3

SS/ET II MUT 165 1

Theory III MUT 163 3

Today’s Date: Campus: Hattiesburg Race: Gender:

Teacher’s Certificate: YES

MUSIC MAJOR 29 Hours


PHI 201 or 3 ENG 390

SS/ET III MUT 167 1

Communications COM 101 3 or 230

History HIS 101/102 6 or HIS 201/202

Theory IV MUT 261 3

Theory V MUT 262 3

Form/Analysis MUT 355 3

Gen. Psychology PSY 201 3

Psych.‐Choice PSY 202 3 Music History I MHL 313 3

Lab Science BIO 101 4 Mathematics MAT 131 3

Music History II World Music

MHL 314 3 MHL 315 1

Dance or MPE 360,361,362, or MPE 398*

PED 1 1

PED 1 1


Ensemble MPE 1

MPE 1 Computer Prof. BUS 102 3

Writing Intensive MUT 355 /

Professional ED 21 Hours

Intro‐ MusEd 1 MUE 210 1

Intro‐MusEd 2 MUE 211 1

Intro MusEd 3 MUE 212 1

MPE 1

MPE 1

MPE 1

MPE 1

MPE 1

MPE 1

MPE 1

MPE 1

Music and the Exceptional Child Classroom Management

MUE 372 3

MUE 436 3

MPE 1

MPE 1

Residency I MUE 478 3

Internship MUE 496 9 Exceptions Authorized:

Applicant: Date

Program Advisor Date

Dean Date

Registrar Date


MUV 130 1 MUV 130 1 MUV 130 1 MUV 230 1 MUV 230 1 MUV 230 1 MUV 330 1 MUV 330 1 MUV 330 1

Applied Secondary

MUP 121 1 MUP 121 1 MUP 121 1 MUP 221 1 MUP 221 1 MUP 221 1

Choral Conducting

MCC 360 2

Music Tech I MTT 250 1 Adv. Music Tech

MTT 252 1

Vocal Pedagogy Dir. Teach Vce

MUV 411 MUV 412

3 1

Music Elem MUE 313 2 Music Sec MUE 314 2

Music Middle MUE 315 2

OTHER REQUIREMENTS


0


MUP 000 0


0




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Name:

Current Address:

Student ID:


*marching band or showchoir Professional ED 21 Hours

OTHER REQUIRMENTS

Application for Degree B.M. — Music Education Instrumental Certification

MUSIC CORE 41 Hours

Today’s Date: Campus: Hattiesburg Race: Gender: Expects to Graduate: Teacher’s Certificate: YES MUSIC MAJOR 32 Hours




Research ENG 102 3

Literature ENG_ 3


3


6

Gen. Psychology PSY 201 3

Psych. Choice

PSY 20_

3

Lab Science 4

ART or THE App 3


Dance or MPE 362 or MPE 398*

PED 1 1

PED 1 1

Writing Intensive MUT 355 /

Intro‐MusEd‐1 MUE 210 1

Intro‐MusEd‐2 Intro‐MusEd‐3

MUE 211 MUE 212

1 1

Survey of the Exceptional Child

MUE 372 3

Classroom Management Residency I

MUE 436 MUE 478

3 3

Internship EDU 496 9


0


MUP 000 0


0




Theory I

MUT 161 3

SS/ET I

MUT 164 1

Theory II

MUT 162 3

SS/ET II

MUT 165 1

Theory III MUT 163

3

SS/ET III

MUT 167 1

Theory IV

MUT 261 3

Theory V

MUT 262 3

Form/Analysis

MUT 355 3




Ensemble‐1 per trimester required

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1


MU_ 130 1

MU_ 130 1

MU_ 130 1

MU_ 230 1

MU_ 230 1

MU_ 230 1

MU_ 330 1

MU_ 330 1

MU_ 330 1

Applied Secondary (4 hours required)

MU_ 121 1

MU_ 121 1

MU_ 121 1

MU_ 221 1

Instrumental Conducting

MCC 460 2

Tech Elective MTT _ 2

Orchestration MUT 359 2

Music History Elective

MHL _

2

Music Elem MUE 313 2

Stringed Inst. MUE 326 1

Woodwinds MUE 362 1

Brass MUE 363 1

Percussion MUE 364 1

Marching Band MUE 365 2

Instrumental Methods

MUE 367 3


Applicant: _______________________________Date_________


Dean: __________________________________Date_________

Registrar: _______________________________ Date_________

23

Name:

Current Address:

Student ID:

Catalog Date:

Application for Degree B.M. — Music Therapy Certification

Today’s Date: Campus: Hattiesburg Race:

Gender: Expects to Graduate: Teacher’s Certificate: NO

Theory I MUT 161 3 SS/ET I MUT 164 1 Theory II MUT 162 3 SS/ET II MUT165 1 Theory III MUT 163 3 SS/ET III MUT 167 1 Theory IV MUT 261 3 Theory V MUT 262 3 Form/Analysis MUT 355 3 Music History I MHL 313 3 Music History II MHL 314 3 Conducting MCC 340 2 Ensembles MPE 1 MPE 1 MPE 1 MPE 1 MPE 1 MPE 1 MPE 1 MPE 1 MPE 1 MPE 1 MPE 1 MPE 1


Applicant Signature: Date

Program Advisor: Date

Dean: Date

Registrar’s Signature: Date

140 HOURS FOR A BM IN MUSIC THERAPY

Last Updated 7.13.16

Music Core 41 Hours General Core 38 Hours

Music Therapy Core 56 Hours

Other Requirements

Applied Concentration Lessons (6 Hours)

MU_130 1 MU_130 1 MU_130 1 MU_230 1 MU_230 1 MU_230 1

Applied Secondary Lessons (4 hours)

MU_ 1 MU_ 1 MU_ 1 MU_ 1

Vocal Training MTH 101 1 Introduction MT Older Adults

MTH 200 3 MTH 201* 1

Recreational Intellectual Dis. Elementary

MTH 202 3 MTH 203* 1

Intellectual Dis. H.S.

MTH 204 1

Principles of MT MTH 300 3 Comm/Develop MTH 301 1 Documentation Requires lab

MTH 302 3

Special Ed. Emotional Dis.

MTH 303 3 MTH 304* 1

Adv. MT Tech. MTH 305 1 Mental Health# Psychiatric

MTH 400 3 MTH 401* 1

Medical MTH 402 1 Psych. of Music MTH 403 3 Internship MTH 497 2

* denotes practicums required to be taken

with corresponding course # denotes prerequisite

Additional Required Courses

Guitar Class MUG 325 1 World Drumming and Culture

MHL 316 2

Percussion MUE 362 1 Handbells MHB 330 1 Improv MUT 310 2 Intro Psych Stat PSY 351 4 Abnormal Psych PSY 410 3

Old Testament REL 101 3 New Testament REL 102 3 Composition ENG 101 3 Research ENG 102 3 English Literature ENG 3 Public Speaking COM 101 3 History HIS 101/102

or 102/202 3 3

Psychology Choice


3

Lab Science BIO 234 3 Mathematics MAT 131 3 Writing Intensive

MUT 355 / /

Fine Art Appreciation

THE 101 or ART 101

3

Dance PED 1 1 PED 1 1

Piano Prof MUP 000 0 Voice Prof 0 Guitar Prof 0 Upper Level MU 001 0 Recital Jr. 0 Recital Class MUR 001 0

24

Name:

Current Address:

Student ID:


OTHER REQUIRMENTS

Application for Degree B.M. — Major in Performance

Vocal MUSIC CORE 41 Hours


Today’s Date: June 6, 2014 Campus: Hattiesburg Race: Gender: Expects to Graduate: Teacher’s Certificate: NO MUSIC MAJOR 58 Hours

Applicant: _______________________________Date_________


Dean: __________________________________Date_________

Registrar: _______________________________ Date_________




Research ENG 102 3


PHI 201 or ENG_

3


3


6

Psychology Choice

PSY 20_ 3


3

ART or THE App 3


PED, or MPE 396, or MPE 398

PED 1 1

PED 1 1



0


MUP 000 0


0


Junior Recital MU 002 0

Senior Recital Mu 003 0

Recital Class MUR 001

Theory I

MUT 161

3

SS/ET I

MUT 164 1

Theory II

MUT 162 3

SS/ET II

MUT 165 1

Theory III MUT 163

3

SS/ET III

MUT 167 1

Theory IV

MUT 261 3

Theory V

MUT 262 3

Form/Analysis

MUT 355 3


Music History II

MHL 314 3


Ensemble

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1


MUV 130 2

MUV 130 1

MUV 130 1

MUV 230 2

MUV 230 1

MUV 230 1

MUV 330 2

MUV 330 2

MUV 330 2

MUV 440 2

MUV 440 2

MUV 440 2

Applied Secondary

MU_ 121 1

MU_ 121 1

MU_ 121 1

MU_ 221 1

MHL Choice MHL 2

Ital /Singers MUV 416 3

Ger/Singers MUV 417 3

Fr/Singers MUV 418 3

English Diction Italian Diction

MUV 257 MUV 258

1 1

German Diction MUV 358 1

French Diction MUV 359 1

Opera Workshop

MUV 362 1

Vocal Pedagogy MUV 411 3

Teaching of Voice

MUV 412 1

Vocal Ped II MUV 413 3

Song Lit

MUV 320 2

Upper‐level Music Electives (8 hours)

MU

MU

MU

MU

MU

25

Name:

Current Address:

Student ID:


OTHER REQUIRMENTS


Piano MUSIC CORE 41 Hours


Today’s Date: June 6 2014 Campus: Hattiesburg Race: Gender: Expects to Graduate: Teacher’s Certificate: NO MUSIC MAJOR 48 Hours

Applicant: _______________________________Date_________


Dean: __________________________________Date_________

Registrar: _______________________________ Date_________




Research ENG 102 3


PHI 201 or ENG_

3


3


6

Psychology Choice

PSY 20_ 3


3

ART or THE App 3



PED 1 1

PED 1 1



0


MUP 000 0


0





Theory I

MUT 161 3

SS/ET I

MUT 164 1

Theory II

MUT 162 3

SS/ET II

MUT 165 1

Theory III MUT 163

3

SS/ET III

MUT 167 1

Theory IV

MUT 261 3

Theory V

MUT 262 3

Form/Analysis

MUT 355 3


Music History II

MHL 314

3


Ensemble

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1


MUP 130 2

MUP 130 1

MUP 130 1

MUP 230 2

MUP 230 1

MUP 230 1

MUP 330 2

MUP 330 2

MUP 330 2

MUP 440 2

MUP 440 2

MUP 440 2

Applied Secondary

MU_ 111 1

MU_ 111 1

MU_ 111 1

MU_ 221 1

MHL Choice MHL 2

Keyboard Chamber Music

MUP 342 2

Piano Ped I MUP 347 2

Piano Ped II MUP 348 2

Adv Piano Skills MUP 350 2

Piano Ped Pract MUP 351 2

Vocal Acc MUP 355 2

Piano Lit I MUP 410 2

Piano Lit II MUP 411 2

Upper‐level Music Electives (6 hours)

MU

MU

MU

MU

26

Name:

Current Address:

Student ID:


OTHER REQUIRMENTS

Application for Degree B.M. — Guitar Performance

MUSIC CORE 41 Hours


Today’s Date: Campus: Hattiesburg Race: Gender: Expects to Graduate: Teacher’s Certificate: NO MUSIC MAJOR 47 Hours




Research ENG 102 3


PHI 201 or ENG_

3


3


6

Psychology Choice


3


3

PED, or MPE 396 or MPE 398

PED 2

ART or THE App 3


MUT 355 Writing Intensive

3


0


MUP 000 0


0

Upper Level MUG 001 0

Junior Recital 0

Senior Recital 0


Sr. Recital Class MUR 001 0

Theory I

MUT 161 3

SS/ET I

MUT 164 1

Theory II

MUT 162 3

SS/ET II

MUT 165 1

Theory III MUT 163

3

SS/ET III

MUT 167 1

Theory IV

MUT 261 3

Theory V

MUT 262 3

Form/Analysis

MUT 355 3




Ensemble

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1


MUG 130 1

MUG 130 1

MUG 130 1

MUG 230 2

MUG 230 2

MUG 230 2

MUG 330 2

MUG 330 2

MUG 330 2

MUG 430 2

MUG 430 2

MUG 430 2

Applied Secondary

MU_ 110 4

Music Lit I MHL 110 1

Music Lit II MHL 111 1

MHL Choice MHL 2

Fretboard Theory

MUT 310 2

Jazz/Blues Improv

MUT 310 2

18th Cent Counterpoint

MUT 351 3

Guitar Lit & History I

MUG 430 2

Guitar Lit & History II

MUG 431 2

Arranging for Guitar

MUG ___ 3

Upper Level Music Elective Choice

MUT 357, MUT 359, MHL 315, MHL 335, or MHL 430

3

Guitar Pedagogy

MUG 439 2

Applicant: _______________________________Date_________


Dean: __________________________________Date_________

Registrar: _______________________________ Date_________

27

Name:

Current Address:

Student ID:


OTHER REQUIRMENTS


Organ MUSIC CORE 41 Hours


Today’s Date: Campus: Hattiesburg Race: Gender: Expects to Graduate: Teacher’s Certificate: NO MUSIC MAJOR 37 Hours

Applicant: _______________________________Date_________


Dean: __________________________________Date_________

Registrar: _______________________________ Date_________




Research ENG 102 3


PHI 201 or ENG_

3


3


6

Psychology Choice


3


3

ART or THE App 3



PED 1 1

PED 1 1



0


MUP 000 0


0





Theory I

MUT 161 3

SS/ET I

MUT 164 1

Theory II

MUT 162 3

SS/ET II

MUT 165 1

Theory III MUT 163

3

SS/ET III

MUT 167 1

Theory IV

MUT 261 3

Theory V

MUT 262 3

Form/Analysis

MUT 355 3


Music History II

MHL 314

3


Ensemble

MPE 1

MPE 1

MPE 1

MPE 1

MPE 1

MPE 1

MPE 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1

MPE_ 1


MUO 130 2

MUO 130 1

MUO 130 1

MUO 230 2

MUO 230 1

MUO 230 2

MUO 330 2

MUO 330 2

MUO 330 2

MUO 440 2

MUO 440 2

MUO 440 2

Applied Secondary

MUP 130 1

MUP 130 1

MUP 111 1

MUP 230 1

MHL Choice MHL 3

Organ Ped MUO 340 2

Organ Lit 1 MUO 420 2

Organ Lit 2 MU0 421 2

Organ Construction

MU0 432 2

Service Playing MUO 435 2

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