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Nov 23, 2024
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2015-2016 Undergraduate Bulletin [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Music, Instrumental Performance, B.M.
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The Bachelor of Music (B.M.) degree is the professional approach to the music major for the student who wants a strong foundation in music, combined with in-depth training in specific aspects of the art. The department offers concentrations in Choral or Instrumental Music Education and Performance (guitar, percussion, piano, strings, vocal, or winds).
Performance concentrates are required to present a senior full recital and a junior half recital. Students concentrating in performance must include four semesters in a secondary performance area of study (instrumentalists and vocalists may satisfy this requirement with MUP 129 , 130 , 229 , and 230 ).
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General Education
The General Education core curriculum, described in the Academic Programs and Policies section of this Bulletin, applies to all students pursuing the B.M. in Music-Instrumental Performance with the following exceptions:
- Computer Applications: Take MUS 228
- Humanities & Fine Arts: Take MUS 342
Applied Studies
- MUP - 8 semesters private instrumental or vocal study (admission by audition only) (16 credit hours)
- MUP - 8 semesters choral or instrumental ensemble (8 credit hours)
- MUP 1xx - Chamber Ensemble (4 credit hours)
- MUP 390 - Junior Recital
- MUP 490 - Senior Recital
- MUP - Applied Secondary Instrument (4 credit hours)
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