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2007-2008 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Music
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Professors: B. Lawing (On leave, Spring), Sprague, Stasack (Chair)
Associate Professors: Botelho, Lerner
Instructor: Chamra
Artist Associates: Cooper, Culpepper, Koljonen, C. Lawing, Rowland, Thornton
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Distribution Requirements
Music 100W, 101, 121, 122, 141, 201, 221–246, 261, 325, and 328 satisfy the distribution requirement in Fine Arts. Cultural Diversity Requirement
Music 141, 241, 242, 245, 246, and 263 are options for fulfilling the cultural diversity requirement. Major Requirements
Ten courses to include: - three courses in music theory: 110, 202, 302;
- two courses in music history: 325, 328;
- one course from each U.S. and world music: 122, 141, 228, 241, 242, 245, 246, 263;
- two electives at the 200 level or higher;
- senior seminar: 401;
- applied study (continuously while declared and in residence);
- keyboard proficiency.
Minor Requirements
Six courses total, - four from Music 101 or 201, 121, 122, 141;
- two electives at the 200 level or higher; and
- at least two semesters of ensemble participation or two semesters of applied lessons.
Honors Requirements
The departmental honors program encourages the attainment of excellence in the major. Please consult the department’s Handbook for Music Majors, Music Minors, Applied Music Students and Award Recipients for specific details and expectations regarding each of the above requirements. Vocal and Instrumental Study
Vocal and instrumental studies are offered as follows: Bassoon-Ann Shoemaker Banjo, mandolin and fiddle-Jon Singleton Cello-John Cloer Clarinet-Bob Listokin Contrabass-Jeff Ferdon Flute-Amy Orsinger Whitehead Guitar-Jim Duckworth Harpsichord-Neil Lerner Horn-Frank Portone Oboe-Janet Carpenter Organ-Christopher Brayne Non-western percussion-Adam Snow Percussion-Adam Snow Piano-Ruskin Cooper, Cynthia Lawing Saxophone-Seth Carper Trumpet-William Lawing Trombone and tuba-Brian French Viola-Piotr Swic Violin-Martha Koljonen Voice-Jacquelyn Culpepper, Diane Thornton, Melody Morrison Beaty |
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