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Graduate Bulletin 1999-2001

MUSIC

MASTER OF MUSIC

The master of music in performance consists of a minimum of 32 credit hours in advanced and graduate courses.

Master of Music Curriculum (Minimums: 32 cr. hrs.)

I. Applied Study (11 hrs.)

MUPR 721-748 Applied Lessons ... 8 hrs
MUPR 800 Graduate Recital ... 3 hrs

II. Music Courses (15 hrs.)

MUHL Music History ... 61 hrs
MUTH Music Theory ... 32 hrs
MUGN 701 Seminar in Research ... 3 hrs
Music Electives ... 3 hrs

III. Electives3, including ensemble credits and any university graduate courses ... 6 hrs

IV. The candidate must successfully complete written and oral comprehensive exams.

Master of Music—Church Music Track

In addition to the requirements for the master of music, the following courses serve as substitutes or electives in the master of music—church music track.

I. Applied Study

MUPR M800 Recital ... 3* hrs
*Service Recital
For the church music track, the recital will be a service recital. The service recital will take the form of a liturgy or para-liturgy which allows the student to demonstrate an appropriate understanding of the role of music in Christian worship through designing, planning, preparing and performing in the project. The service recital must be designed so that the student performs in a significant capacity at an appropriate level of skill.

II. Music Courses

MUHL M811 Chant, Hymnody and Psalmody ... 3 hrs
MUPR M734 Graduate Music and Liturgy: An Introduction to Church Music ... 3 hrs

III. Electives

The following courses may be included:
MUPR M711 Advanced Choral Conducting ... 3 hrs
RELS A800 – 816 Religious Studies Elective ... 3 hrs
MUPR M817 – 819 Ensembles (may count in I above) ... 2 hrs

IV. Prior to admission to candidacy (after nine hours of graduate credit), the student must pass functional proficiency exams in singing, organ and conducting.


1999-2001 Graduate Bulletin > Music

Posted online on October 19, 2001