BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MUSIC PERFORMANCE

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1 Winter Visual & Performing Arts Center BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MUSIC PERFORMANCE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM GUIDE

2 Winter Visual & Performing Arts Center Table of Contents Major Requirements... 1 Page one contains the master list of all music courses needed for graduation. This list excludes required ensembles. General Education Requirements... 2 Page two contains a catalog of all general education courses that can be counted towards the BA Music Performance degree. This list should be used in conjunction with the web schedules found on the Millersville website. General Education Checklist... 3 Page three contains the general education checklist. To fill in this checklist: Use a recent copy of your DARS to fill in courses already completed or in progress. Using page two and the web schedule listings begin to select courses from each block (G1, G2, G3) that interest you. After consulting your peer mentor and/or advisor, fill in the courses you intent to take in the appropriate boxes. 4. If the course is only offered in the fall/ spring please notate this. Ensemble Requirements... 4 Page four contains the ensemble requirements for BA Music Performance. Please have professors sign off accordingly. Four-Year Schedule... 5 Page five contains a sample four-year schedule for a BA Music Performance major. The four-year schedule will be different for all students, but this should be used as a reference when creating a four-year plan. Requirements and Policies... 6 Page six is an overview of the requirements and policies for the BA Music Performance Major. Creating the Four-Year Plan: After completing this packet and demonstrating a thorough understanding of major requirements you are ready to create your four-year plan! With the help of your peer mentor and/or advisor use pages 3-5 of this packet to fill in your four-year plan. A template for the four-year plan can be found on the music department s website.

3 Major Requirements for B.A. Music Performance Required Music Courses (57.0 Credits) Course Short Title Credits No. MUSI 162 Intro to Art Music 0 MUSI 112 Solf Harm & Analys I 0 MUSI 212 Solf Harm & Analys II 0 MUSI 312 Solf Harm & Analys III 0 MUSI 412 Solf Harm & Analys IV 0 MUSI 131 Class Piano I 0 MUSI 231 Class Piano II 0 MUSI 331 Class Piano III 0 MUSI 381 Conducting I 0 MUSI 411 Orchestration 0 MUSI 315 Music Composition 0 MUSI 362 Music Hist & Lit I 0 MUSI 363 Music Hist & Lit II 0 MUSI 391 Music Industry 0 MUSI 392 Music Non-Profit Sec. 0 Required Related Course Course No. Short Title Credits PHYS 205 Musical Acoustics 0 ɢ FORL Foreign Language 0 ɢ FORL Foreign Language 0 ɢ BUAD 101 Intro to Business 0 ɢ G Can be counted as part of the general education requirements. Note: General Electives (minimum of 6.0 credits) In addition to the Music Electives BA Performance majors must take a minimum of 6 credits of General Electives. Credits to be selected in consultation with advisor from non-music courses. Required Major Performance Course Short Title Credits No. MUSI 1XX Major Performance 0 MUSI 1XX Major Performance 0 MUSI 2XX Major Performance 0 MUSI 2XX Major Performance 0 MUSI 3XX Major Performance 0 MUSI 3XX Major Performance 0 MUSI 4XX Major Performance 0 MUSI 4XX Major Performance 0 Music Electives (6.0 Credits) Course Short Title Credits No. MUSI 263 Popular Music 0 MUSI 265 Symphonic Music 0 MUSI 267 Survey Amer. Music 0 MUSI 368 International Music 0 MUSI 393 Electronic Music 0 Music Courses Not Counted in Major Course Short Title Credits No. MUSI 104 Language of Music 2 0 MUSI 128 Appl Music in Mrchg 0.5 Bnd Wrksh (Band camp) MUSI 379 Explorations: Foreign Lang Dictn 0 Page 1

4 General Education Requirements for B.A. Music Performance G Humanities and Fine Arts (9 credits) Art - ART 100, 133, 142, 240, 282, 291, 296, 306, 312, 404 Communications - COMM 101, 201, 220, 227, 251, 441 English - ENGL 220, 221, [230, 231, 233, 235, 236] (APS), 240, 250, 321, 333, 338 Language FREN 101, GERM 101, ITAL 101, JAPN 101, LATIN 101, SPAN 101, LATS 201, HUMN 202, 220, 391 Philosophy PHIL 100, 202, 211, 285, 313, 321, 327, 331, 371, 373, 383, 407 Theater THEA 130, 217 G Science and Mathematics (9 credits) Biology - BIOL 100, 101 Chemistry CHEM 101, 103 Computer Science CSCI 101, 111 Earth Science ESCI 101, 104, 107, 109 Mathematics MATH 130 (APS) Astronomy PHYS 117 Musical Acoustics PHYS 205 G Social Sciences (9 credits) African-American Studies AFAM 201 Anthropology ANTH 121, 123, 226, 235 Business Administration BUAD 101 Economics ECON 101, 102 Geography GEOG 101, 141, 202, 226, 227, 228, 230, 245, 281 Government GOVT 111, 112, 205, 221, 231, 241, 251, 312, 314, 352, 355 History HIST 101, 102, 106, 206, 222, 230, 250, 260, 270, 272, 276, 283, 308, 314, 330, 352, 354, 355, 357, 388, 458 International Studies INTL 201 OSEH 120 Psychology PSYC 100, 227, 256* Sociology SOCY 101, 210, 211, 230 Social Work SOWK 102 Women s Studies WSTU 220 Foundations of Lifelong Learning (12 credits) English Composition ENGL 110 (APS) Fund, of Speech COMM 100 (APS) Survey of Math MATH 100 (APS) Advanced Writing (AW) ENGL 311*, 312*, 313*, 316* (* = Prerequisite of ENGL 110 C- or better) Connections & Exploration (9 credits) Wellness WELL 175 Perspective requirement satisfied by Music History II First-Year Inquiry (FYI) Seminar UNIV 103 or Open Elective must be a 100 level or above and must be taken outside of major. Cultural Diversity & Community (D) AFAM 201 ENGL 333, 430 GEOG 120, 226 HIST 206, 314 MATH 102 SOWK 350 Writing Intensive Courses (W) (9 credits) 3 Credits Can Be Satisfied by MUSI Music History I ANTH 220, 226 ART 304, 322, 404, COMM 227, 230 ENGL 240, 250, 315, 333, 338, 342 GEOG 226 HIST 206, 230, 250, 272, 276, 283, 330, 352, 354, 355, 388, 458 PHIL 321, 371, 383 SOCY 211 Page 2

5 General Education Checklist (minimum 48 credits) G1 Block Humanities & Fine Arts From At Least Two Departments G2 Block Science & Mathematics One Math Two Natural Sciences [One Being a Lab] G3 Block Social Sciences From At Least Two Departments Three G1, G2, or G3 200 Level or Higher Writing Intensive Courses Courses must be designated with W as writing courses. Cultural Diversity/ Comm. Connections & Exploration Courses Perspectives, Wellness and FYE Seminar or Open Elective. Foundations of Lifelong Learning English 110 C or better Math [Different from G2 Math] Wellness WELL 175 ENGL 110 English Comp. COMM 100 Funds of Speech 4. Advanced Writing [AW] Page 3

6 Ensemble Requirements for B.A. Music Performance STRING INSTRUMENT MAJORS Eight (8) Semesters of a Major Ensemble that relates to your Major Instrument: These eight (8) semesters of a major ensemble MUST be taken concurrently with your lesson. UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA Teacher Sign Student Sign Semester 1 Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 3 Semester 4 Semester 4 Semester 5 Semester 5 Semester 6 Semester 6 Semester 7 Semester 7 Semester 8 Semester 8 CHAMBER ENSEMBLE Teacher Sign Student Sign VOCAL/GUITAR/PIANO MAJORS Eight (8) Semesters of a Major Ensemble that relates to your Major Instrument: These eight (8) semesters of a major ensemble MUST be taken concurrently with your lesson. UNIVERSITY CHOIR Teacher Sign Student Sign CHORALE Teacher Sign Student Sign Semester 1 Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 3 Semester 4 Semester 4 Semester 5 Semester 5 Semester 6 Semester 6 Semester 7 Semester 7 Semester 8 Semester 8 WIND AND PERCUSSION MAJORS Eight (8) Semesters of a Major Ensemble that relates to your Major Instrument: These eight (8) semesters of a major ensemble MUST be taken concurrently with your lesson. CONCERT BAND Teacher Sign Student Sign WIND ENSEMBLE Teacher Sign Student Sign Semester 1 Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 3 Semester 4 Semester 4 Semester 5 Semester 5 Semester 6 Semester 6 Semester 7 Semester 7 Semester 8 Semester 8 *Students whose major performance area is guitar or keyboard, and are proficient on a secondary string, wing or percussion instrument, may substitute Orchestra and Chamber Ensembles or Symphonic Band for their 8 semesters of required applied musicianship course. {if you choose to do this, please make the appropriate changes in pen and proceed normally.} Page 4

7 Typical Four-Year Schedule for B.A. Music Performance Fall: Semester One MUSI 104 Language of Music II (if needed) 3 MUSI 162 Intro to Art Music 2 FYE Seminar 3 EDFN 130 Tech. in Music Profession 3 General Ed. 6 Music Elective 1 Totals 17.5 Fall: Semester Three MUSI 231 Class Piano II 2 or MUSI 377 Piano Pedagogy 2 MUSI 212 Solfege, Harmony & Analysis II 3 MUSI 391 Music Industry 3 General Ed. 3 Totals 15 Fall: Semester Five MUSI 412 Solfege, Harmony & Analysis IV 3 MUSI 362 Music History & Lit. I 3 Band, Orch. or Choir (start at 300 level).5 MUSI 392 Music Non-Profit Sector 3 General Ed. 3 Totals 14.5 Fall: Semester Seven Music Electives 4 General Ed. 9 Totals 15.5 Spring: Semester Two MUSI 112 Solfege, Harmony & Analysis I 3 MUSI 131 Class Piano I 2 General Ed. 9 Totals 16.5 Spring: Semester Four MUSI 331 Class Piano III 2 MUSI 312 Solfege, Harmony & Analysis III 3 MUSI 381 Conducting I 2 Music Elective 3 General Ed 3 Totals 15.5 Spring: Semester Six PHYS 205 Musical Acoustics 3 MUSI 363 Music History & Lit.II 3 MUSI 315 Composition 1 MUSI 411 Orchestration 2 General Ed. 3 Band, Orch. or Choir. 5 Totals 14.5 Spring: Semester Eight General Ed. 12 Totals 14.5 Page 5

8 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY Student Name: Student I.D. #: DEGREE: BA MAJOR REQUIREMENTS FOR BA DEGREE IN MUSIC MAJOR: MUSI OPTION: Total credit hours required: minimum REQUIREMENTS AND POLICIES FOR THE BA MUSIC MAJOR A. Policies for Admission to the Major All students who wish to be admitted to the Music major must first successfully complete a departmental audition and receive approval of the chairperson of the Music Department. B. Policies for Retention in the Major University requirements for retention. C. Policies for Completion of the Major Completion of all University curricular requirements. Note to the student: This form is provided as a guide. It is your responsibility to consult regularly with your adviser to be aware of changes and curriculum details which are not incorporated on this form. MU-414 FALL 2003 Page 6