Music

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http://www.whitworth.edu/music

The Whitworth Music Department strives to be a community of musicians that recognizes creativity as an essential aspect of being created in God’s image, and a place where individual and community creativity are blended toward a higher purpose. We prepare students for further studies and professional careers in music, as well as for a vocational involvement in music, through the study of the discipline on both a theoretical and practical basis.

Music This major will develop the following learning outcomes:

technical skill and musicianship in both individual and ensemble performance;
a strong foundation in music theory, analysis, and aural skills;
knowledge of a wide selection of musical literature, and an understanding of the aesthetic properties of style and the way they shape and are shaped by cultural and artistic forces;
an understanding of the intersection between musical art and worldview, and of the vocation of the musician in community.

Note to all music majors: Additional information about course requirements and scheduling is included in the publication Student Guide to a Music Major, which is available from the Music Department.

Requirements for a Music Major, B.A. (48-50)
MU 110	Music Theory I	3
MU 111	Ear Training I	1
MU 112	Music Theory II	3
MU 113	Ear Training II	1
MU 210	Music Theory III	3
MU 211	Ear Training III	1
MU 212	Music Theory IV	3
MU 213	Ear Training IV	1
MU 225	General Conducting	2
MU 301	Music History I	3
MU 302W	Music History II	3
MU 303	Music History III	3
MU 383	Junior Recital	1
MU R99	Recital Hours (Seven semesters)	0
Six credits of elective music courses		6
Six semesters of private lessons		6
(including at least two semesters at the 300-400 level)
Eight semesters of ensembles		8
Piano proficiency		0-2
May be met by passing a proficiency exam or by completing MU 241: Class Piano II, with a minimum grade of “B.” MU 141 may be required prior to MU 241. All incoming students must meet with the piano proficiency coordinator to determine their placement for piano study.

In addition to the requirements listed above, students may elect one or more of the following tracks:

Tracks in Music

Composition (52-58)
Music major requirements less six credits of elective music courses		41-44
Additional lessons at 300 and 400 levels		4
MU 348	Computer Applications in Music	3
MU 432	Instrumental and Choral Arranging	2
Choose 2-3 credits from the following:		2-3
MU 206	Jazz in America
MU 331	String Techniques
MU 332	Percussion Techniques
MU 333	Woodwind Techniques
MU 334	Brass Techniques
Complete a senior recital		0-2
MU 483	Senior Recital

Instrumental Performance (50-56)
Music major requirements less six credits of elective music courses		41-44
Additional lessons at 300 and 400 levels		4
MU 427	Advanced Conducting	2
One of the following:		1
MU 149, 249, 349, 449	Jazz Combo
MU 170, 270, 370, 470	Chamber Ensemble
One of the following:		2-3
MU 206	Jazz in America
MU 348	Computer Applications in Music
MU 416	Wind Literature
MU 417	Symphonic Literature
MU 432	Instrumental and Choral Arranging
MU 442	Contemporary/Jazz Methods
Complete a Senior Recital		0-2
MU 483	Senior Recital

Jazz Performance (55-58)
Music major requirements less six credits of elective music courses		41-44
Additional lessons at 300 and 400 levels		4
Take four semesters of the following:		4
MU 149, 249, 349, 449	Jazz Combo
Take one credit of the following:		1
MU 163, 263, 363, 463	Private Jazz Arranging
MU 206	Jazz in America	3
MU 483	Senior Recital	2

Music Ministry (61-65)
Music major requirements less six credits of elective music courses		41-44
MU 306	History and Theology of Worship	3
MU 307	Church Music Techniques	3
MU 427	Advanced Conducting	2
One of the following:		2-3
MU 155	Private Organ (two semesters)
MU 415	Choral Literature
MU 440	Music Methods in the Elementary School
MU 442	Contemporary/Jazz Methods
MU 443	Choral Techniques and Materials
TH 154	Introduction to the Christian Faith	3
Take two semesters:		4
TH 435	Internship in Ministry
One course selected from the following:		3
TH 393	Christian Spirituality
TH 361	Christian Theology
TH 371	Great Christian Thinkers
TH 339	Evangelism and Discipleship in the Postmodern Context

Piano Pedagogy (53-56)
Music major requirements less six credits of elective music courses		41-44
Additional lessons at 300 and 400 levels		4
MU 330	Piano Pedagogy	2
MU 337	Piano Literature	2
Take two semesters of the following:		4
MU 394	Music Practicum

Piano Performance (51-54)
Music major requirements less six credits of elective music courses		41-44
Additional lessons at 300 and 400 levels		4
MU 330	Piano Pedagogy	2
MU 337	Piano Literature	2
MU 483	Senior Recital	2

Voice Performance (55-58)
Music major requirements less six credits of elective music courses		41-44
Additional lessons at 300 and 400 levels		4
MU 335	Diction I: Italian, English	2
MU 336	Diction II: French, German	2
MU 438	Song Literature	2
MU 439	Vocal Pedagogy	2
MU 483	Senior Recital	2

Requirements for a Music Education Major, B.A. (61-64)
MU 110	Music Theory I	3
MU 111	Ear Training I	1
MU 112	Music Theory II	3
MU 113	Ear Training II	1
MU 210	Music Theory III	3
MU 211	Ear Training III	1
MU 212	Music Theory IV	3
MU 213	Ear Training IV	1
MU 225	General Conducting	2
MU 301	Music History I	3
MU 302W	Music History II	3
MU 303	Music History III	3
MU 383	Junior Recital	1
MU 427	Advanced Conducting	2
MU 432	Instrumental and Choral Arranging	2
MU 440	Music Methods in the Elementary School	2
MU 442	Contemporary/Jazz Methods	2
MU R99	Recital Hours (Seven semesters)	0
MU 481	Field Experience	3
If student teaching is at secondary level, MU 481 should be at elementary level and vice versa. MU 481 may be met by EDU 369, Field Immersion and Alternate Level in Intercultural Education.
Six semesters of private lessons		6
(Including at least two semesters at the 300-400 level)
Seven semesters of ensembles		7
Piano proficiency		0-2
May be met by passing a proficiency exam or by completing MU 241: Class Piano II with a minimum grade of “B.” MU 141 may be required prior to MU 241. All incoming students must meet with the piano-proficiency coordinator to determine their placement for piano study.
Choose one of the following tracks (courses listed below):		9-10
Choral/General track
Instrumental/General track

Choral/General Track (57-63)
Core courses for music education major (listed above)		48-54
Take two semesters of the following:		2
MU 157	Private Piano
MU 415	Choral Literature	2
MU 439	Vocal Pedagogy	2
MU 443	Choral Techniques and Materials	3

Professional education courses must be taken from the School of Education. Refer to the School of Education section in this catalog.

Instrumental/General Track (58-64)
Core courses for music education major (listed above)		48-54
MU 331	String Techniques	1
MU 332	Percussion Techniques	1
MU 333	Woodwind Techniques	1
MU 334	Brass Techniques	1
MU 416	Wind Literature	2
MU 444	Instrumental Methods and Materials	3
Take one of the following:		1
MU 142	Class Voice
MU 159	Private Voice

Professional education courses must be taken from the School of Education. Refer to the School of Education section in this catalog.

Requirements for a Music Minor (19)
Four semesters of private lessons		4
Four semesters of ensembles		4
MU 110	Music Theory I	3
MU 111	Ear Training I	1
MU 112	Music Theory II	3
MU 113	Ear Training II	1
One of the following:		3
MU 103	Listening to Music
MU 104	Music of the Christian Church
MU 206	Jazz in America
MU 304	World Music Traditions
MU R99 Four semesters of recital hours		0

Class Lessons

Class instruction. Fee in addition to tuition. Fall and spring semesters.

MU 139	Beginning Class Piano (for non-music majors)	1
MU 141	Class Piano I (for music majors)	1
MU 241	Class Piano II (for music majors)	1
MU 140	Beginning Class Guitar	1
MU 142	Class Voice	1

Private Lessons

Weekly half-hour to one-hour lessons, available to all Whitworth students. May be repeated for credit at the same level. Fee in addition to the tuition.

MU 152, 252, 352, 452	Private Brass	1-2
MU 153, 253, 353, 453	Private Guitar	1-2
MU 155, 255, 355, 455	Private Organ	1-2
MU 156, 256, 356, 456	Private Percussion	1-2
MU 157, 257, 357, 457	Private Piano	1-2
MU 158, 258, 358, 458	Private Strings	1-2
MU 159, 259, 359, 459	Private Voice	1-2
MU 160, 260, 360, 460	Private Woodwinds	1-2
MU 161, 261, 361, 461	Private Jazz Improvisation	1-2
MU 162, 262, 362, 462	Private Composition	1-2
MU 163, 263, 363, 463	Private Jazz Arranging	1-2

Fine Arts Courses

FA 101 Introduction to the Fine Arts	3
Integrates the disciplines of art, music, theatre and dance into an examination of the fine-arts experience. Examines elements, media, expressiveness. Periodic offering.

FA 300 British Culture through the Arts	3
Experience various aspects of English theatre and British culture through three weeks in London. Students are required to visit museums, art galleries, cathedrals, universities and other places of historical and cultural significance, as well as multiple chosen theatre and music events. Priority will be given to junior/senior students. Graded S/NS. Periodic Jan Term.

FA 301 Power and Politics of Art: Italy/Germany	3
Exploration of the arts (primarily visual arts and music) in Rome, Florence, and Berlin, with emphasis on the arts in relation to history, culture, and political systems. Offered Jan Term, odd years.

FA 304 The Arts in Christian Worship	3
Explore the ways that the arts have shaped and been shaped by Christian worship practice from the early church to the present, through study in Rome, Taize, and London. Students will visit cathedrals, museums, and other places of historical and cultural significance. Jan Term, even years.

FA 305 Christianity and the Arts in Italy	3
This course will lead students to the following Italian cities: Milan, Venice, Florence, Siena, Assisi and Rome. The goals of this program are to study and analyze historical and religious developments of Christianity in Italy with an additional emphasis on Christian fine arts. Students will face important political, religious and artistic issues that have shaped Italian Christianity and culture in the past and present. Periodic offering.

FA 365 Fine Arts Culture in Britain	3
Taught when a faculty member from the Whitworth Theatre, Music or Art Department is part of the study program to the British Isles. Periodic offering.

Music Courses

MU 103 Listening to Music	3
A course that will guide students in intelligent listening and understanding of Western classical music as well as of world music traditions and popular music compositions. Fall semester.

MU 104 Music of the Christian Church	3
This course will guide students to listen intelligently and understand music in the history of the Christian Church. Attention will focus on the role of music in the life of Christian communities. This course includes visits to local church services. Periodic Jan Term offering.

MU 110 Music Theory I	3
Notation, scale structure, intervals, simple harmonic progressions. Taken concurrently with MU 111. Fall semester.

MU 111 Ear Training I	1
Ear training, sight singing. Taken concurrently with MU 110.

MU 112 Music Theory II	3
Seventh chords, inversions, non-harmonic tones, modulations, altered chords, complex chord progressions. Prerequisite: MU 110 with a minimum grade of C. Spring semester.

MU 113 Ear Training II	1
Ear training, sight singing. Taken concurrently with MU 112. Prerequisite: MU 111 with a minimum grade of C.

MU 139 Beginning Class Piano	1

MU 140 Beginning Class Guitar	1

MU 141 Class Piano I	1

MU 142 Class Voice	1

MU 149 Jazz Combo	1

MU 152 Private Brass	1-2

MU 153 Private Guitar	1-2

MU 155 Private Organ	1-2

MU 156 Private Percussion	1-2

MU 157 Private Piano	1-2

MU 158 Private Strings	1-2

MU 159 Private Voice	1-2

MU 160 Private Woodwinds	1-2

MU 161 Private Jazz Improvisation	1-2

MU 162 Private Composition	1-2

MU 163 Private Jazz Arranging	1-2

MU 167 Concert Band	1
No audition required. Students may join if they have played an instrument in band at least through their junior year in high school, or have the consent of the instructor. Meets one evening a week and performs on campus once each semester.

MU 170 Chamber Ensemble	1
By permission. Performance in a small instrumental ensemble.

MU 171 Whitworth Choir	1
By audition. Works of all periods, a cappella and accompanied. Annual tour.

MU 172 Women's Choir	1
By audition. Works from all periods for treble voices, a cappella and accompanied. Christmas tour, spring concerts.

MU 173 Wind Symphony	1
By audition. Primarily original works for band and wind ensemble. Bi-annual tour.

MU 174 Jazz Ensemble	1
By audition. All jazz styles. Annual concerts with guest artists, jazz festivals, tours. International travel opportunities during Jan Term.

MU 175 Chamber Singers	1
A select, small choral ensemble, the members being chosen from the Whitworth Choir. By audition.

MU 176 Piano Accompanying	1
A small-group performance class focusing on vocal, choral and instrumental accompanying. Focuses on the specific technical, musical and performance skills necessary for professional accompanying.

MU 177 Men's Chorus	1
Must be able to match pitches; no previous choral experience required. Works of various styles and musical periods for men's voices, a cappella and accompanied. On-campus and local performance.

MU 178 Whitworth Orchestra	1
By audition. Works for full orchestra from all musical periods. Frequent concerts and bi-annual tour.

MU 191 Independent Study	1-4

MU 192 Foreign Study/Exchange	1-17

MU 196 Topics in Music	1-3
Selected lower-division topics in music.

MU 206 Jazz in America	3
Comprehensive review of the cultural settings from which jazz emerged. Major jazz styles, composers/ performers, and recordings. Spring semester.

MU 210 Music Theory III	3
Continuation of topics in MU 112. Emphasis on traditional musical forms such as theme and variations, rondo and sonata, with some writing in these forms. Prerequisite: MU 112 with a minimum grade of C. Fall semester.

MU 211 Ear Training III	1
Ear training, sight singing. Taken concurrently with MU 210. Prerequisite: MU 113 with a minimum grade of C.

MU 212 Music Theory IV	3
An introduction to contemporary harmonic idioms. Composition assignments of varied natures. Prerequisite: MU 210 with a minimum grade of C. Spring semester.

MU 213 Ear Training IV	1
Ear training, sight singing. Taken concurrently with MU 212. Prerequisite: MU 211 with a minimum grade of C.

MU 225 General Conducting	2
Basic techniques of choral and instrumental conducting. Prerequisites: MU 110 and MU 111. Fall and spring semesters.

MU 235 Classical Music of the Western World	3
A music appreciation course covering basic techniques for listening to classic pieces of music. Exploration of the historical forces that have influenced the great compositions of our culture. Periodic offering.

MU 241 Class Piano II	1

MU 249 Jazz Combo	1

MU 252 Private Brass	1-2

MU 253 Private Guitar	1-2

MU 255 Private Organ	1-2

MU 256 Private Percussion	1-2

MU 257 Private Piano	1-2

MU 258 Private Strings	1-2

MU 259 Private Voice	1-2

MU 260 Private Woodwinds	1-2

MU 261 Private Jazz Improvisation	1-2

MU 262 Private Composition	1-2

MU 263 Private Jazz Arranging	1-2

MU 267 Concert Band	1
See MU 167.

MU 270 Chamber Ensemble	1
See MU 170.

MU 271 Whitworth Choir	1
See MU 171.

MU 272 Women's Choir	1
See MU 172.

MU 273 Wind Symphony	1
See MU 173.

MU 274 Jazz Ensemble	1
See MU 174.

MU 275 Chamber Singers	1
See MU 175.

MU 276 Piano Accompanying	1
See MU 176.

MU 277 Men's Chorus	1
See MU 177.

MU 278 Whitworth Orchestra	1
See MU 178.

MU 284 Opera Workshop	2
Preparation of roles from opera and/or operetta, with performance at the end of the term. Acting, vocal techniques, stage movement. Audition required. Periodic Jan Term offering.

MU 285 Elective Recital	0-1
Elective course for students taking private lessons. Departmental approval required. Fall and spring semesters.

MU 290 Internship	1-4

MU 291 Independent Study	1-4

MU 301 Music History I	3
Musical styles, forms, composers from ancient times through the 18th century. Lectures, reading, score analysis, coordinated listening. Prerequisite: MU 112. Spring semester.

MU 302W Music History II	3
Continuation of topics in MU 301, covering music from the 18th century through the late 19th century. Prerequisites: MU 210 and MU 301 required (CO 250 recommended). Fall semester.

MU 303 Music History III	3
Continuation of the topics in MU 301 and 302W. Covers music from the late 19th century to the present. Prerequisite: MU 302W. Spring semester.

MU 304 World Music Traditions	3
Musical traditions of a variety of cultures, including Native American, African, East European and Indian. Special attention will be given to unique instruments, particularly those from Africa. The relationship of music to religion and politics will also be explored. Periodic offering.

MU 305 Leadership in Music	3
Principles of leadership in the context of a study of famous composers of classical music. Study the lives of composers and explore the specific ways composers shaped the development of a rich artistic tradition. Fulfills the fine arts or humanities requirement. Continuing Studies only

MU 306 History and Theology of Worship	3
History and theology of the practice of corporate worship and the role of music in worship from the Old Testament to the present. Particular emphasis will be placed on the evolving role of congregational song in worship. Also listed as TH 306. Fall semester.

MU 307 Church Music Techniques	3
Survey of techniques and resources for a broad range of church music functions. Class sessions will include preparing the student to work with organs, handbells, children's choirs, worship teams, and audio/video technology in worship. Spring semester, odd years.

MU 329 String Pedagogy	2
This course is designed to teach the art of studio teaching to string players. Through classes, observation, and a teaching practicum, students gain the tools and experiences necessary to become a highly qualified teacher. Prerequisites: music major or minor, or instructor permission. Jan Term, odd years.

MU 330 Piano Pedagogy	2
Exploration of concepts, materials and methods. Prerequisite: music major, music-education major, or music minor. Fall semester, even years.

MU 331 String Techniques	1
Techniques, materials, methods, application of scoring. Prerequisite: music or music education major. Fall semester, even years.

MU 332 Percussion Techniques	1
Techniques, materials, methods and pedagogy for percussion instruments. Prerequisite: music or music education major. Spring semester.

MU 333 Woodwind Techniques	1
Techniques, materials, concepts, and pedagogy for woodwind instruments. Prerequisite: music or music education major. Fall semester, odd years.

MU 334 Brass Techniques	1
Techniques, materials, concepts, and pedagogy for brass instruments. Prerequisite: music or music education major. Spring semester, even years.

MU 335 Diction I: Italian, English	2
Exposure to Italian and Latin diction through study of the International Phonetic Alphabet. Listening, song texts and poetry, performance and score reading of baroque to 20th-century literature. Prerequisite: music major, music education major, or music minor. Fall semester, even years.

MU 336 Diction II: French, German	2
Exposure to French and German diction through study of the International Phonetic Alphabet. Listening, song texts and poetry, performance and score reading of baroque to 20th-century literature. Prerequisite: MU 335. Spring semester, odd years.

MU 337 Piano Literature	2
Study of the major repertoire and its composers from the Renaissance to the present. Prerequisite: music major, music education major, or music minor. Fall semester, odd years.

MU 344 Elementary Music: Music and Movement	1
Curriculum and methods for teaching music and movement in the elementary school. Procedures, materials for teaching music in the self-contained elementary classroom. Designed for non-music majors. Fall and spring semesters, Jan Term. Prerequisite: EDU-340.

MU 348 Computer Applications in Music	3
Students will use synthesizers, sequencers and computers to compose, arrange, orchestrate and/or publish music ranging from jazz to orchestral. Prerequisite: MU 110. Periodic Jan Term offering.

MU 349 Jazz Combo	1

MU 352 Private Brass	1-2

MU 353 Private Guitar	1-2

MU 355 Private Organ	1-2

MU 356 Private Percussion	1-2

MU 357 Private Piano	1-2

MU 358 Private Strings	1-2

MU 359 Private Voice	1-2

MU 360 Private Woodwinds	1-2

MU 361 Private Jazz Improvisation	1-2

MU 362 Private Composition	1-2

MU 363 Private Jazz Arranging	1-2

MU 365 International Culture Through Jazz	3
A select group of Whitworth jazz students (enrollment by audition only) will travel to locations outside the United States and join with international students and instructors in various jazz classes, ensembles and concerts. Includes study of local history and culture through visits to historical and cultural sites in the host city. Offered periodically in Jan Term.

MU 367 Concert Band	1
See MU 167.

MU 370 Chamber Ensemble	1
See MU 170.

MU 371 Whitworth Choir	1
See MU 171.

MU 372 Women's Choir	1
See MU 172.

MU 373 Wind Symphony	1
See MU 173.

MU 374 Jazz Ensemble	1
See MU 174.

MU 375 Chamber Singers	1
See MU 175.

MU 376 Piano Accompanying	1
See MU 176.

MU 377 Men's Chorus	1
See MU 177.

MU 378 Whitworth Orchestra	1
See MU 178.

MU 383 Junior Recital	0-1
Music majors only. Department approval required. Fall and spring semesters.

MU 385 Elective Recital	0-1
Elective course for students taking private lessons. Departmental approval required.

MU 390 Internship	1-4

MU 391 Independent Study	1-4

MU 392 Foreign Study/Exchange	1-17

MU 394 Music Practicum	2
Supervised piano teaching experience, primarily intended for students in piano pedagogy track. Prerequisites: junior standing; music major, music education major, or music minor. Fall and spring semesters.

MU 395 Teaching Assistantship	1-4

MU 396 Topics in Music	1-3
Selected upper-division topics in music. Periodic offering.

MU 415 Choral Literature	2
History of choral literature from the Renaissance to the present. Prerequisite: MU 210 (MU 301 recommended). Spring semester, even years.

MU 416 Wind Literature	2
History of symphonic and wind band/ensemble literature from the baroque period to the present. Prerequisite: MU 210. Fall semester, odd years.

MU 417 Symphonic Literature	2
Survey of major orchestral literature from the Baroque period to the present. Prerequisite: MU 210 required (MU 302W recommended). Periodic offering.

MU 427 Advanced Conducting	2
Advanced techniques of choral and instrumental conducting. Score study. Prerequisite: MU 225 with a grade of "C" or better. Spring semester.

MU 432 Instrumental and Choral Arranging	2
Practical application of arranging techniques for a variety of instrumental and choral ensembles. Transpositions, instrument and vocal ranges, principles of voicing and score production will be studied. Prerequisite: MU 210. Spring semester.

MU 436 Survey of Music Industry	3
Designed to familiarize students with the primary components of the music industry as well as contracts, music licensing and copyrights. They will explore career options, develop a portfolio, and learn to write effective business letters, invoices and resumes. Periodic offering.

MU 438 Song Literature	2
Survey of the great song literature of Germany, France, Italy, Russia and Scandinavia, and of the literature of English and Spanish languages. Study of style, characteristics, score reading, listening and recognition. Prerequisite: music major, music education major, or music minor. Spring semester, even years.

MU 439 Vocal Pedagogy	2
A systematic study of vocal physiology and anatomy. Consideration of current teaching trends and preparation of materials for teaching. Prerequisite: music major, music education major, or music minor. Fall semester, odd years.

MU 440 Music Methods in the Elementary School	2
Procedures, materials for elementary-school music teaching. For music majors and minors who may become elementary school music specialists. Teaching, observation of lessons, performance organization. Prerequisite: music major, music education major, or music minor. Spring semester, even years.

MU 442 Contemporary/Jazz Methods	2
The study of instrumental and vocal jazz styles, pedagogy and technology. Primarily for music education majors, although it may be taken as an elective for those students wishing to learn about the technical and pedagogical side of jazz and contemporary music. Prerequisite: MU 112. Spring semester, odd years.

MU 443 Choral Techniques and Materials	3
Techniques, problems in choral conducting, rehearsal procedure. Prerequisite: MU 225; music major or music education major. Fall semester, odd years.

MU 444 Instrumental Methods and Materials	3
Rehearsal techniques, instrumental literature and materials, marching band techniques, program utilization. Prerequisite: music major or music education major. Fall semester, even years.

MU 449 Jazz Combo	1

MU 452 Private Brass	1-2

MU 453 Private Guitar	1-2

MU 455 Private Organ	1-2

MU 456 Private Percussion	1-2

MU 457 Private Piano	1-2

MU 458 Private Strings	1-2

MU 459 Private Voice	1-2

MU 460 Private Woodwinds	1-2

MU 461 Private Jazz Improvisation	1-2

MU 462 Private Composition	1-2

MU 463 Private Jazz Arranging	1-2

MU 467 Concert Band	1

MU 470 Chamber Ensemble	1
See MU 170.

MU 471 Whitworth Choir	1
See MU 171.

MU 472 Women's Choir	1
See MU 172.

MU 473 Wind Symphony	1
See MU 173.

MU 474 Jazz Ensemble	1
See MU 174.

MU 475 Chamber Singers	1
See MU 175.

MU 476 Piano Accompanying	1
See MU 176.

MU 477 Men's Chorus	1
See MU 177.

MU 478 Whitworth Orchestra	1
See MU 178.

MU 481 Field Experience	0-3
Classroom field experience for music education majors, usually at the alternate level (primary or secondary) from student teaching. Not required for students who take EDU 369. Prerequisite: signature of the instructor.

MU 483 Senior Recital	0-2
For music majors with performance track only. Prerequisite: MU 383. Fall and spring semesters.

MU 485 Elective Recital	0-2
Elective course for students taking private lessons. Department approval required. Fall and spring semesters.

MU 490 Internship	1-4

MU 491 Independent Study	1-4

MU 495 Teaching Assistantship	1-4

MU L99 Music Lab	0

MU R99 Recital Hours	0

Music

Note to all music majors: Additional information about course requirements and scheduling is included in the publication Student Guide to a Music Major, which is available from the Music Department.

Requirements for a Music Major, B.A. (48-50)

Tracks in Music

Composition (52-58)

Instrumental Performance (50-56)

Jazz Performance (55-58)

Music Ministry (61-65)

Piano Pedagogy (53-56)

Piano Performance (51-54)

Voice Performance (55-58)

Requirements for a Music Education Major, B.A. (61-64)

Choral/General Track (57-63)

Professional education courses must be taken from the School of Education. Refer to the School of Education section in this catalog.

Instrumental/General Track (58-64)

Professional education courses must be taken from the School of Education. Refer to the School of Education section in this catalog.

Requirements for a Music Minor (19)

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Music

Note to all music majors: Additional information about course requirements and scheduling is included in the publication Student Guide to a Music Major, which is available from the Music Department.

Requirements for a Music Major, B.A. (48-50)

Tracks in Music

Composition (52-58)

Instrumental Performance (50-56)

Jazz Performance (55-58)

Music Ministry (61-65)

Piano Pedagogy (53-56)

Piano Performance (51-54)

Voice Performance (55-58)

Requirements for a Music Education Major, B.A. (61-64)

Choral/General Track (57-63)

Professional education courses must be taken from the School of Education. Refer to the School of Education section in this catalog.

Instrumental/General Track (58-64)

Professional education courses must be taken from the School of Education. Refer to the School of Education section in this catalog.

Requirements for a Music Minor (19)

Class Lessons

Private Lessons

Fine Arts Courses

Music Courses

Dean of Arts and Sciences

Chair

Professors

Associate professors

Assistant professor

Lecturers