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Degree
Bachelors
Major
Music Performance | Music Instrument Technology
Area of study
Arts
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


This music performance program provides a comprehensive foundation in music theory, history, and performance. Students develop their skills through core courses, private instruction, and ensemble participation. The program offers specialized tracks in organ, piano, violin/viola, and voice, preparing students for careers as performers, educators, and music professionals.

Program Outline

Outline:


Core Music Performance

  • MUS 080 - Concert Attendance (must be taken 7 times)
  • MUS 102 - Perspectives in Music
  • MUS 111 - Theory I
  • MUS 112 - Theory II
  • MUS 113 - Aural Skills I
  • MUS 114 - Aural Skills II
  • MUS 197 - Keyboard Skills I
  • MUS 198 - Keyboard Skills II
  • MUS 201 - Eurhythmics I
  • MUS 202 - Eurhythmics II
  • MUS 205 - Global Music
  • MUS 211 - Theory III
  • MUS 212 - Theory IV
  • MUS 213 - Aural Skills III
  • MUS 214 - Aural Skills IV
  • MUS 297 - Keyboard Skills III
  • MUS 298 - Keyboard Skills IV
  • MUS 311 - Form and Analysis
  • MUS 321 - Music Literature Before 1750
  • MUS 323 - Music Literature After 1750
  • MUS 341 - Orchestration
  • MUS 345 - Conducting Techniques
  • MUS 392 - Junior Recital
  • MUS 491 - Seminar in Music
  • MUS 492 - Senior Recital
  • Counterpoint or Post-Tonal Theory (1 course)
  • Ensembles (4 credits and 8 courses)

Organ Requirements

  • MUS 327 - Organ Literature
  • MUS 334 - Organ Pedagogy
  • Private Instruction (24 credits)
  • Secondary Instrument Private Instruction (4 credits)

Piano Requirements

  • MUS 329 - Piano Pedagogy I
  • MUS 330 - Piano Pedagogy II
  • MUS 331 - Piano Literature I
  • MUS 332 - Piano Literature II
  • Private Instruction (24 credits)
  • Secondary Instrument Private Instruction (4 credits)

Violin/Viola Requirements

  • MUS 335 - Violin/Viola Pedagogy, Literature
  • Private Instruction (24 credits)

Voice Requirements

  • MUS 127 - Diction for Singers I
  • MUS 128 - Diction for Singers II
  • MUS 129 - Diction for Singers III
  • MUS 351 - Voice Literature
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About University
Bachelors

Hope College


Overview:

Hope College is a four-year liberal arts college located in downtown Holland, Michigan. It is known for its strong academic programs, vibrant Christian faith, and supportive community. The college emphasizes a holistic education that prepares students for their vocations and to make a difference in the world.


Services Offered:

Hope College offers a wide range of services to its students, including:

    Academic Support:

    The college provides resources and support for students in their academic pursuits, including a library, writing center, and tutoring services.

    Student Life:

    Hope College offers a variety of student organizations, groups, and events to foster a vibrant campus life.

    Campus Ministries:

    The college provides opportunities for students to engage with their faith through various programs and services.

    Residential Life:

    Hope College offers a variety of housing options for students, including residence halls and apartments.

    Campus Dining:

    The college provides a variety of dining options for students, including a dining hall and cafes.

    Health Center:

    The college provides health services to students through its on-campus health center.

    Counseling and Psychological Services:

    The college offers counseling and psychological services to students.

    Career Services:

    The college provides career services to students, including career counseling, job search assistance, and internship opportunities.

Student Life and Campus Experience:

Hope College offers a vibrant campus life with a strong sense of community. Students can participate in a wide range of activities, including:

    Student Organizations:

    There are hundreds of student organizations to join, covering a wide range of interests.

    Campus Events:

    The college hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including concerts, lectures, and sporting events.

    Athletics:

    Hope College is a member of the MIAA and NCAA Division III associations and sponsors 22 varsity sports for men and women.

    Arts:

    The college offers a variety of arts programs and events, including theater, music, and visual arts.

Key Reasons to Study There:

    Strong Academic Programs:

    Hope College offers a rigorous liberal arts education with a focus on academic excellence.

    Vibrant Christian Faith:

    The college is a Christian community that encourages students to explore their faith and engage with the Christian tradition.

    Supportive Community:

    Hope College fosters a strong sense of community, where students feel supported and connected.

    Beautiful Campus:

    The college is located on a picturesque campus in downtown Holland, Michigan.

    Opportunities for Research:

    Students have opportunities to engage in research with faculty members.

Academic Programs:

Hope College offers over 90 majors, minors, and pre-professional programs across a variety of disciplines, including:

    Arts & Humanities:

    Art, Music, Theatre, English, History, Philosophy, Religion

    Natural & Applied Sciences:

    Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science

    Social Sciences:

    Economics, Psychology, Sociology, Political Science

    Pre-health Programs:

    Pre-medicine, Pre-dentistry, Pre-pharmacy

Other:

  • Hope College is committed to providing an affordable education and has implemented the "Anchored Tuition Pledge" to hold tuition at the starting rate for each incoming class.
  • The college is also working to implement "Hope Forward," a new funding model that will provide fully-funded tuition for every student.
  • Hope College is located in Holland, Michigan, a charming city with a rich history and culture.
  • The college is close to Lake Michigan, offering opportunities for outdoor recreation.

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