Music Minor

Program Overview

The Music Minor at York College of Pennsylvania offers students the opportunity to enhance their musical skills through private lessons, ensemble participation, and coursework in music theory, history, and literature. The program provides individual attention and fosters collaboration, allowing students to expand their knowledge and performance abilities while enriching their lives through music.

Program Outline

Music Minor at York College of Pennsylvania

Degree Overview:

The Music Minor at York College of Pennsylvania is designed for students who want to perform in ensembles and expand their knowledge of music theory and history.

It provides students with:

• Private lessons on their preferred instrument, including voice.

• Opportunities to interact and collaborate with other students and faculty.

Outline:

The Music Minor requires 18 credits and includes the following courses:

• Music Theory I & II (MUS 182 & 183): 6 credits
• Aural Skills I & II (MUS 184 & 185): 2 credits
• Introduction to Music Literature (MUS 290): 3 credits
• Applied Music: 2 credits
• Music Ensemble: 2 credits

Other:

The program description emphasizes that students will receive individual attention through private lessons and have the chance to collaborate with others in ensembles.

The Music Minor is presented as a way for students to enrich their lives through music, regardless of their major.