Graduate Minor in Musicology
The Graduate Minor in Musicology provides the opportunity for graduate music students to develop and/or strengthen their skills in this academic area. In addition, completing this minor can enhance the employability of individuals with degrees in performance, theory, or composition, by preparing them to teach courses in music appreciation and music history.
Prerequisites
Students must be enrolled in a graduate music degree program.
Required Courses (15 credit hours*)
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8313 |
Intro to Graduate Study I |
2 |
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8314 |
Intro to Graduate Study II |
1 |
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733x |
One Music Period Course: Baroque Era, Classical Era, Romantic Era, Modern Era, or Postmodern Era |
3 |
|
73xx |
One Music Genre Course: Art Song, Choral Music, Opera, Chamber Music, Jazz and Popular Music, World Music, African-American Music, or American |
3 |
|
8340 |
Focal Composers (composers rotate; see schedule of classes for given semester) |
3 |
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8085 |
Problems in Music (Capstone independent study project) |
3 |
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7350 |
Introduction to Ethnomusicology (not required, but may substitute for a period, genre, or focal composers course) |
3 |
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Total |
15 |
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*Courses offered rotate yearly—check with the Musicology faculty to obtain the plan for specific course offerings