MUS-103--(3)
BASIC MUSICIANSHIP
The study of music theory to improve music performance and listening skills. Includes major and minor scales, intervals, study of rhythm, triads and their inversions, dominant seventh chords, and the concept of tonality. Practical exercises in the development of music dictation skills as well as beginning music composition are also included. This course is designed for students with previous musical training and experience. (4 contact hours)

MUS-104--(3)
MUSIC THEORY I
Prerequisite: MUS-103; registration or credit in MUS-115. Covers four-part harmony in close and open structure, using major, minor, diminished and dominant seventh triads in root position and inversion. Practical exercises in music dictation, keyboard and sight-singing skills, as well as elementary music composition and analysis are also included. (5 contact hours)

MUS-105--(3)
MUSIC THEORY II
Prerequisite: MUS-104 and MUS-115. Corequisite: Registration or credit in MUS-116. The study of four-part harmony according to established principles of harmonic progression. More advanced exercises in music dictation, keyboard and sight-singing skills, analysis and music composition. (5 contact hours)

MUS-106--(3)
INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN MUSIC
A survey of American music to include classical, country, jazz, blues, rock, and other forms of expression. Aside from musical considerations, attention will be given to past and present socio-cultural conditions influencing American musical traditions and styles. This is a general education course and does not require previous musical experience. (3 contact hours)

MUS-107--(3)
MUSIC APPRECIATION
The study of classical music to provide basic listening skills, the ability to discuss music intelligently, and an acquaintance with the basic genres available to the listening public. This course is designed as a general education offering and does not require previous musical experience. (3 contact hours)

MUS-109--(1)
PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE I
This course provides ensemble experience for percussionists dedicated to the performance and exploration of percussion literture including ragtime, classical, popular, Caribbean/Latin, chamber and jazz. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. (First-time students should enroll in MUS 109 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester). (2 contact hours)

MUS-110--(1)
PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE II
Prerequisite: MUS-109. This course provides ensemble experience for percussionists dedicated to the performance and exploration of percussion literature including ragtime, classical, popular, Caribbean/Latin, chamber and jazz. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. (First time students should enroll in MUS 109 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester). (2 contact hours)

MUS-115--(1)
CLASS PIANO I
For first-year pianists who wish to learn piano primarily for personal enrichment. Stresses rhythm, melody, reading, harmonization, and theoretical knowledge, along with beginning solo and ensemble repertoire. Fee is required. (2 contact hours)

MUS-116--(1)
CLASS PIANO II
Prerequisite: MUS-115 or MUS-103. A continuation of MUS-115 for students who wish to learn piano primarily for personal enrichment. Fee is required. (2 contact hours)

MUS-117--(1)
CLASS VOICE
For singers who wish to learn how to sing properly, primarily for personal enrichment. Stresses proper breathing and vocal technique, elementary musicianship, as well as beginning song repertoire from folk music, musical theater and art songs. Fee is required. (2 contact hours)

MUS-119--(1)
CLASS GUITAR
Prerequisite: Must own guitar. For those who wish to learn how to play guitar primarily for personal enrichment. Stresses learning basic chords, elementary musicianship, as well as beginning strumming and fingerpicking techniques. Fee is required. (2 contact hours)

MUS-121--(1)
APPLIED VOICE NON-MAJOR I
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Voice music skills. The curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First-time students should enroll in MUS-121 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-122--(1)
APPLIED VOICE NON-MAJOR II
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Voice music skills. The curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First-time students should enroll in MUS-121 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-125--(2)
APPLIED VOICE MAJOR I
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hurs of individual practice will be assigned for each week. the level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Voice music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 125 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-126--(2)
APPLIED VOICE MAJOR II
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hurs of individual practice will be assigned for each week. the level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Voice music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 125 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-129--(1)
APPLIED STRINGS NON-MAJOR I
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in String music skills. The curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First time students should enroll in MUS 129 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. (0.5 contact hours)

MUS-130--(1)
APPLIED STRINGS NON-MAJOR II
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in String music skills. The curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First time students should enroll in MUS 129 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. (0.5 contact hours)

MUS-131--(1)
APPLIED PIANO NON-MAJOR I
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Piano music skills. The curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First time students should enroll in MUS 131 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required

MUS-132--(1)
APPLIED PIANO NON-MAJOR II
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Piano music skills. The curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First time students should enroll in MUS 131 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required

MUS-135--(2)
APPLIED PIANO MAJOR I
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Piano music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 135 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-136--(2)
APPLIED PIANO MAJOR II
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Piano music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 135 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-139--(2)
APPLIED STRINGS MAJOR I
Students will receive one 60 minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in String music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 139 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (1 contact hours)

MUS-140--(2)
APPLIED STRINGS MAJOR II
Students will receive one 60 minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in String music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 139 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (1 contact hours)

MUS-141--(1)
CHAMBER SINGERS I
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.

This course provides chamber ensemble experience for vocalists dedicated to the performance and exploration of a wide variety of contemporary singing styles. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 141 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-142--(1)
CHAMBER SINGERS II

This course provides chamber ensemble experience for vocalists dedicated to the performance and exploration of a wide variety of contemporary singing styles. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 141 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-145--(1)
CHORALE I
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

This course provides large ensemble experience for vocalists dedicated to the performance and exploration of choral literature including Broadway, operatic, patriotic and holiday selections. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 145 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-146--(1)
CHORALE II
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

This course provides large ensemble experience for vocalists dedicated to the performance and exploration of choral literature including Broadway, operatic, patriotic and holiday selections. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 145 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-151--(1)
JAZZ ENSEMBLE I

This course provides ensemble experience for saxophonists, trombonists, trumpet players and rhythm section instrumentalists (guitar, piano, bass, percussion) dedicated to the performance and exploration of big band and jazz literture from the 1930s to the present. Repertoire emphasizes study and performance of masterworks by significant historical and contemporary jazz composers. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 151 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-152--(1)
JAZZ ENSEMBLE II

This course provides ensemble experience for saxophonists, trombonists, trumpet players and rhythm section instrumentalists (guitar, piano, bass, percussion) dedicated to the performance and exploration of big band and jazz literture from the 1930s to the present. Repertoire emphasizes study and performance of masterworks by significant historical and contemporary jazz composers. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 151 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-161--(1)
INSTRUMENTAL CHAMBER ENSEMBLE I
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

This course provides chamber ensemble experience for instrumentalists dedicated to the performance and exploration of a wide variety of musical literature. This ensemble will perform several public performances, recitals and concerts each semester. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 161 and enroll in the next numbered course for eash subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-162--(1)
INSTRUMENTAL CHAMBER ENSEMBLE II

This course provides chamber ensemble experience for instrumentalists dedicated to the performance and exploration of a wide variety of musical literature. This ensemble will perform several public performances, recitals and concerts each semester. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 161 and enroll in the next numbered course for eash subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-169--(1)
APPLIED PERCUSSION NON-MAJOR I
Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Percussion music skills. The curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual students. First-time students should enroll in MUS 169 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (0.5 contact hours)

MUS-170--(1)
APPLIED PERCUSSION NON-MAJOR II
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Percussion music skills. The curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual students. First-time students should enroll in MUS 169 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (0.5 contact hours)

MUS-171--(1)
COLLEGE-COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Participation in an established community orchestra, including two performances each semester of a musical, major choral work, or chamber orchestra literature. Emphasis placed on group intonation, ensemble blend, musical nuance, and varied repertoire experiences. Fee is required. (2 contact hours)

MUS-172--(1)
COLLEGE-COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Participation in an established community orchestra, including two performances each semester of a musical, major choral work, or chamber orchestra literature. Emphasis placed on group intonation, ensemble blend, musical nuance, and varied repertoire experiences. Fee is required. (2 contact hours)

MUS-173--(1)
COLLEGE-COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Participation in an established community orchestra, including two performances each semester of a musical, major choral work, or chamber orchestra literature. Emphasis placed on group intonation, ensemble blend, musical nuance, and varied repertoire experiences. Fee is required. (2 contact hours)

MUS-174--(1)
COLLEGE-COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Participation in an established community orchestra, including two performances each semester of a musical, major choral work, or chamber orchestra literature. Emphasis placed on group intonation, ensemble blend, musical nuance, and varied repertoire experiences. Fee is required. (2 contact hours)

MUS-175--(1)
CONCERT BAND I

This course provides ensemble experience for wind players and percussionists dedicated to the performance and exploration of wind band literature including new music, classical transcriptions, marches, movie scores, Broadway and popular. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 175 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-176--(1)
CONCERT BAND II
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

This course provides ensemble experience for wind players and percussionists dedicated to the performance and exploration of wind band literature including new music, classical transcriptions, marches, movie scores, Broadway and popular. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 175 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-179--(2)
APPLIED PERCUSSION MAJOR I
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides inidvidual instruction in Percussion music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 179 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (1 contact hours)

MUS-180--(2)
APPLIED PERCUSSION MAJOR II
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides inidvidual instruction in Percussion music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 179 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (1 contact hours)

MUS-181--(1)
APPLIED GUITAR NON-MAJOR I
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a nusic degree. The course provides individual instruction in Guitar music skills. the curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First-time students should enroll in MUS 181 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-182--(1)
APPLIED GUITAR NON-MAJOR II
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a nusic degree. The course provides individual instruction in Guitar music skills. the curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First-time students should enroll in MUS 181 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-185--(2)
APPLIED GUITAR MAJOR I
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Guitar music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 185 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-186--(2)
APPLIED GUITAR MAJOR II
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Guitar music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 185 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-191--(1)
APPLIED BRASSWIND NON-MAJOR I
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. the level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Brasswind music skills. the curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First-time students should enroll in MUS 191 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-192--(1)
APPLIED BRASSWIND NON-MAJOR II
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. the level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Brasswind music skills. the curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First-time students should enroll in MUS 191 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-193--(2)
APPLIED BRASSWIND MAJOR I
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides inidvidual instruction in Brasswind music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 193 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (1 contact hours)

MUS-194--(2)
APPLIED BRASSWIND MAJOR II
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides inidvidual instruction in Brasswind music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 193 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (1 contact hours)

MUS-195--(1)
APPLIED WOODWIND NON-MAJOR I
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. the level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Woodwind music skills. the curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First-time students should enroll in MUS 195 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-196--(1)
APPLIED WOODWIND NON-MAJOR II
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. the level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Woodwind music skills. the curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First-time students should enroll in MUS 195 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-197--(2)
APPLIED WOODWIND MAJOR I
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 160 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Woodwind music skills. the curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 197 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (1 contact hours)

MUS-198--(2)
APPLIED WOODWIND MAJOR II
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 160 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Woodwind music skills. the curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 197 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (1 contact hours)

MUS-204--(3)
MUSIC THEORY III
Prerequisite: MUS-104 and MUS-105. This course is a continuation of the study of diatonic and chromatic harmony along with form and analysis. Harmonic vocabulary includes secondary dominants, borrowed chords, Neapolitan chords, and augmented sixth chords. The course includes advanced exercises in music dictation, keyboard, sight-singing skills, analysis and music composition. (5 contact hours)

MUS-205--(3)
MUSIC THEORY IV
Prerequisite: MUS-204. The culmination of the four semester freshman/sophomore theory sequence, this course builds upon the knowledge the student has of chromatic harmony and composition along with form and analysis and 20th century compositional methods. Harmonic vocabulary includes ninth, eleventh and thirteenth chords, chromatic modulation, modal harmonies, non-tertian harmonies, atonality, polymeter, and twelve-tone systems. (5 contact hours)

MUS-206--(3)
MUSIC HISTORY AND LITERATURE I
Survey of styles, periods, and personalities in music literature. Includes historical development; relationship to other fine arts; study of concepts, idioms; and aesthetics in music literature; comparison of styles; variety of genres; stylistic traits of selected eras; and survey of literature for performance by musical instruments, keyboard, and voice. The first semester includes material from antiquity to 1750. Background in music is suggested, but not required. (3 contact hours)

MUS-207--(3)
MUSIC HISTORY AND LITERATURE II
Survey of styles, periods, and personalities in music literature. Includes historical development; relationship to other fine arts; study of concepts, idioms; and aesthetics in music literature; comparison of styles; variety of genres; stylistic traits of selected eras; and survey of literature for performance by musical instruments, keyboard, and voice. The second semester includes material from 1750 to the present. Background in music is suggested, but not required. (3 contact hours)

MUS-209--(1)
PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE III
Prerequisite: MUS-110. This course provides ensemble experience for percussionists dedicated to the performance and exploration of percussion literature including ragtime, classical, popular, Caribbean/Latin, chamber and jazz. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. (First-time students should enroll in MUS 109 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester). (2 contact hours)

MUS-210--(1)
PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE IV
Prerequisite: MUS-209. This course provides ensemble experience for percussionists dedicated to the performance and exploration of percussion literature including ragtime, classical, popular, Caribbean/Latin, chamber and jazz. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. (First-time students should enroll in MUS 109 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester). (2 contact hours)

MUS-221--(1)
APPLIED VOICE NON-MAJOR III
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Voice music skills. The curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First-time students should enroll in MUS-121 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (.5 contact hours)

MUS-222--(1)
APPLIED VOICE NON-MAJOR IV
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Voice music skills. The curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First-time students should enroll in MUS-121 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (0.5 contact hours)

MUS-225--(2)
APPLIED VOICE MAJOR III
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hurs of individual practice will be assigned for each week. the level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Voice music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 125 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-226--(2)
APPLIED VOICE MAJOR IV
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hurs of individual practice will be assigned for each week. the level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Voice music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 125 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-229--(1)
APPLIED STRINGS NON-MAJOR III
Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in String music skills. The curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First time students should enroll in MUS 129 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. (0.5 contact hours)

MUS-230--(1)
APPLIED STRINGS NON-MAJOR IV
Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in String music skills. The curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First time students should enroll in MUS 129 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. (0.5 contact hours)

MUS-231--(1)
APPLIED PIANO NON-MAJOR III
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Piano music skills. The curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First time students should enroll in MUS 131 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required

MUS-232--(1)
APPLIED PIANO NON-MAJOR IV

Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Piano music skills. The curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First time students should enroll in MUS 131 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required

MUS-235--(2)
APPLIED PIANO MAJOR III
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Piano music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 135 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-236--(2)
APPLIED PIANO MAJOR IV
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Piano music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 135 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-239--(2)
APPLIED STRINGS MAJOR III
Students will receive one 60 minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in String music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 139 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (1 contact hours)

MUS-240--(2)
APPLIED STRINGS MAJOR IV
Students will receive one 60 minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in String music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 139 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (1 contact hours)

MUS-241--(1)
CHAMBER SINGERS III

This course provides chamber ensemble experience for vocalists dedicated to the performance and exploration of a wide variety of contemporary singing styles. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 141 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-242--(1)
CHAMBER SINGERS IV

This course provides chamber ensemble experience for vocalists dedicated to the performance and exploration of a wide variety of contemporary singing styles. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 141 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-245--(1)
CHORALE III

This course provides large ensemble experience for vocalists dedicated to the performance and exploration of choral literature including Broadway, operatic, patriotic and holiday selections. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 145 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-246--(1)
CHORALE IV

This course provides large ensemble experience for vocalists dedicated to the performance and exploration of choral literature including Broadway, operatic, patriotic and holiday selections. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 145 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-251--(1)
JAZZ ENSEMBLE III

This course provides ensemble experience for saxophonists, trombonists, trumpet players and rhythm section instrumentalists (guitar, piano, bass, percussion) dedicated to the performance and exploration of big band and jazz literture from the 1930s to the present. Repertoire emphasizes study and performance of masterworks by significant historical and contemporary jazz composers. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 151 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-252--(1)
JAZZ ENSEMBLE IV

This course provides ensemble experience for saxophonists, trombonists, trumpet players and rhythm section instrumentalists (guitar, piano, bass, percussion) dedicated to the performance and exploration of big band and jazz literture from the 1930s to the present. Repertoire emphasizes study and performance of masterworks by significant historical and contemporary jazz composers. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 151 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-261--(1)
INSTRUMENTAL CHAMBER ENSEMBLE III

This course provides chamber ensemble experience for instrumentalists dedicated to the performance and exploration of a wide variety of musical literature. This ensemble will perform several public performances, recitals and concerts each semester. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 161 and enroll in the next numbered course for eash subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-262--(1)
INSTRUMENTAL CHAMBER ENSEMBLE IV

This course provides chamber ensemble experience for instrumentalists dedicated to the performance and exploration of a wide variety of musical literature. This ensemble will perform several public performances, recitals and concerts each semester. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 161 and enroll in the next numbered course for eash subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-269--(1)
APPLIED PERCUSSION NON-MAJOR III
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Percussion music skills. The curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual students. First-time students should enroll in MUS 169 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (0.5 contact hours)

MUS-270--(1)
APPLIED PERCUSSION NON-MAJOR IV
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Percussion music skills. The curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual students. First-time students should enroll in MUS 169 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (0.5 contact hours)

MUS-275--(1)
CONCERT BAND III
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

This course provides ensemble experience for wind players and percussionists dedicated to the performance and exploration of wind band literature including new music, classical transcriptions, marches, movie scores, Broadway and popular. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 175 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-276--(1)
CONCERT BAND IV
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

This course provides ensemble experience for wind players and percussionists dedicated to the performance and exploration of wind band literature including new music, classical transcriptions, marches, movie scores, Broadway and popular. The ensemble will perform several concerts each semester both on and off campus. Additional course fee is required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 175 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. This course may also be taken for non-credit.

MUS-279--(2)
APPLIED PERCUSSION MAJOR III
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides inidvidual instruction in Percussion music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 179 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (1 contact hours)

MUS-280--(2)
APPLIED PERCUSSION MAJOR IV
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides inidvidual instruction in Percussion music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 179 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (1 contact hours)

MUS-281--(1)
APPLIED GUITAR NON-MAJOR III
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a nusic degree. The course provides individual instruction in Guitar music skills. the curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First-time students should enroll in MUS 181 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-282--(1)
APPLIED GUITAR NON-MAJOR IV
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a nusic degree. The course provides individual instruction in Guitar music skills. the curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First-time students should enroll in MUS 181 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-285--(2)
APPLIED GUITAR MAJOR III
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.

Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Guitar music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 185 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-286--(2)
APPLIED GUITAR MAJOR IV

Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Guitar music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 185 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-291--(1)
APPLIED BRASSWIND NON-MAJOR III

Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. the level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Brasswind music skills. the curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First-time students should enroll in MUS 191 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-292--(1)
APPLIED BRASSWIND NON-MAJOR IV

Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. the level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Brasswind music skills. the curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First-time students should enroll in MUS 191 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-293--(2)
APPLIED BRASSWIND MAJOR III
Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides inidvidual instruction in Brasswind music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 193 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (1 contact hours)

MUS-294--(2)
APPLIED BRASSWIND MAJOR IV
Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides inidvidual instruction in Brasswind music skills. The curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 193 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (1 contact hours)

MUS-295--(1)
APPLIED WOODWIND NON-MAJOR III

Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. the level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Woodwind music skills. the curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First-time students should enroll in MUS 195 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-296--(1)
APPLIED WOODWIND NON-MAJOR IV

Students will receive one 30-minute individual lesson per week for 16 weeks. Five additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. the level of instruction is intended for students studying music for personal enrichment. This course is not intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Woodwind music skills. the curriculum includes the study of technique and music repertoire appropriate to the skill level and interest of the individual student. First-time students should enroll in MUS 195 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required.

MUS-297--(2)
APPLIED WOODWIND MAJOR III
Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 160 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Woodwind music skills. the curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 197 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (1 contact hours)

MUS-298--(2)
APPLIED WOODWIND MAJOR IV
Students will receive one 60-minute individual lesson per week for 160 weeks. Ten additional hours of individual practice will be assigned for each week. The level of instruction is intended for students planning to pursue a music degree. The course provides individual instruction in Woodwind music skills. the curriculum includes the study of advanced techniques, stylistic interpretation and performance of solo literature. One recital and jury performance are required. First-time students should enroll in MUS 197 and enroll in the next numbered course for each subsequent semester. Additional fee is required. (1 contact hours)