Music: Choral - Piano or Voice Concentration, BS

Program Overview

This music program offers a comprehensive curriculum with courses in music theory, performance, and history. Students develop their musical skills through applied instrument lessons, ensembles, and recitals. The program prepares students for careers in music performance, education, and other related fields.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Year 1
• Fall Semester: Courses include: Freshman Communicative Skills I, Liberal Arts Math I, Student Recitals, Concert Choir, Materials & Skills of Music I, Sight Singing & Ear Training I, Principal Applied Instrument, First-Year Experience - College Transition.
• Spring Semester: Courses include: Freshman Communicative Skills II, Liberal Arts Mathematics II, Student Recitals, Concert Choir, Materials & Skills of Music II, Sight Singing & Ear Training II, Principal Applied Instrument, Duo Piano Ensemble II or Class Piano II (non-piano majors), Humanities.
• Year 2
• Fall Semester: Courses include: Elective, Natural Science, Introduction to African-American History, The African American Experience, Student Recitals, Concert Choir, Class Piano III (non-piano major), Duo Piano Ensemble III, Materials & Skills of Music III, Sight Singing & Ear Training III, Principal Applied Instrument.
• Spring Semester: Courses include: Social Science Elective, Natural Science, Elective, Concert Choir, Student Recitals, Material & Skills of Music IV, Sight Singing & Ear Training IV, Class Piano IV (non-piano major), Duo Piano Ensemble IV, Principal Applied Instrument.
• Year 3
• Fall Semester: Courses include: Gen Ed, Concert Choir, Student Recitals, Principal Applied Instrument, Accompanying I, Electives, History of Music I.
• Spring Semester: Courses include: History of Music II, Concert Choir, Student Recitals, Principal Applied Instrument, Accompanying, Electives.
• Year 4