Program Modification Form
I Summary of Proposed Changes
Music/ Bachelor of Music
Department/program
The National Association of Schools of Music, our accrediting agency, has
Summary
required that we add instruction in the area of World Music to our
curriculum. MUSI 207X World Music, a course that introduces students
to the musics of other cultures is the appropriate course to require for our
BM students. This course would not add credits to the degree, but would
simply require the class and at the same time meet the General Education
requirements in the Indigenous and Global Perspective category.
II Endorsements and Approvals
Please obtain the Program Chair/Director’s approval and Dean’s approval.
Please type / print name Signature
Requestor:
Phone:
Program Chair/Director:
Maxine Ramey
X4518
Maxine Ramey
Department Dean
Other affected Programs:
Stephen Kalm
Date
(Use additional sheet if
needed)
Are other departments/programs affected by this
Please obtain signature(s) from the
modification because of
Chair/Director of any such department/
(a) required courses incl. prerequisites or corequisites,
program (above) before submission
(b) perceived overlap in content areas
(c) cross-listing of coursework
III Type of Program Modification
(e.g. adding a writing course required of all majors.) Please X check the appropriate box.
Major
Minor
Option
Teaching major/minor
B.M.
Other
Please
describe
Require MUSI 207X World Music in the Bachelor
of Music degree program:
N.A.S.M. Commission Report 4-27-12
3. It is not clear that all students in Bachelor of Music
in Performance programs are required to study and
experience musical language and achievements
beyond that of the primary culture encompassing the
area of specialization (see NASM Handbook 20102011, item VIII.B.4.). The Optional Response
indicates that a study of non-western cultures occurs
within the two semesters of Music History I and II
(see Optional Response, page 37); however, the
course syllabi shows the topics of "parallel traditions"
on two specific days in each of the two courses.
Considering the magnitude of the primary topics for
those particular days (Monophonic Secular Song;
Polyphony to 1300; Debussy and Ives; Stravinsky and
Bartok), it is unclear how students in the program will
realize any significant study or experience with music
beyond that of the primary culture. The response
should clarify how the institution meets this standard.
In formulating its response to document compliance
with this standard, the institution is asked to note that
"each music unit is responsible for choosing among
these materials and approaches when establishing
basic requirements consistent with NASM standards
and the expectations of the institution" (see NASM
Handbook 2010-2011, item III.L.2.).
RESPONSE;
All students in the Bachelor of Music degree
program will be required to take a 3 credit
course in World Music (MUSI 207X). A
syllabus is attached to this response. This
course is an introduction to the diversity of
music among the world’s peoples. Selected
music systems throughout the world examined
in their broad cultural contexts: religious,
historical, and social. Introduction to
ethnomusicology-a combination of
musicology, anthropology, and other related
disciplines. MUSI 207X also meets a 3 credit
general education requirement in Indigenous
and Global Perspectives. The Bachelor of
Music degree program will not experience
added requirements or added credits with this
curriculum change.
IV Catalog Language
If you are proposing a change to an existing
program or major, please cut and paste the
requirements as they appear in the current catalog
below. www.umt.edu/catalog 
Please provide the proposed copy as you wish it
to appear in the catalog. 
Curriculum B-Bachelor of Music Degree
Curriculum B-Bachelor of Music Degree
The serious instrumentalist or vocalist may enroll
for preparation leading to the Bachelor of Music
degree in performance while students with a strong
interest in composition and music technology may
select the B.M. specialization designed to challenge
and prepare them for a career in this field. Prior to
full acceptance, all candidates for the Bachelor of
Music degree in performance must successfully pass
a special entrance audition in an applied area.
Composition and music technology students must
also obtain approval of the appropriate faculty. This
degree does not qualify a student for public school
teaching in Montana.
The serious instrumentalist or vocalist may
enroll for preparation leading to the Bachelor of
Music degree in performance while students with
a strong interest in composition and music
technology may select the B.M. specialization
designed to challenge and prepare them for a
career in this field. Prior to full acceptance, all
candidates for the Bachelor of Music degree in
performance must successfully pass a special
entrance audition in an applied area.
Composition and music technology students
must also obtain approval of the appropriate
faculty. This degree does not qualify a student for
public school teaching in Montana.
Areas of Specialization in the Bachelor of
Music Degree Program Include:
Piano (B 1)
Areas of Specialization in the Bachelor
of Music Degree Program Include:
Piano (B 1)
Music course requirements for a specialization in
piano performance total 85 credits:
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cr.
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MUSI 195 (MUS 151) (Applied Study I), 4 cr.
MUSI 295 (MUS 251) (Applied Study II), 6
MUSI 395 (MUS 351) (Applied Study III), 8
MUSI 495 (MUS 451) ( IV), 8 cr.
MUSI 112/312 (MUS 107A/307) (Choral
Ensembles), MUSI 108A/308 (MUS
108A/308) (Orchestras), MUSI 155 (MUS
104A) (Marching Band), MUSI 114A/314 (MUS
110A/310) (Concert Bands), MUSI 162A/362
(MUS 150A/350) (Piano Ensembles) or MUSI
192/492 (MUS 196/496) (Independent
Studies/Piano Accompanying), 8 cr. of which
at least 4 must be in MUSI 122A/427
(150A/350) or MUSI 192/492 (MUS 196/496)
and at least 2 in MUSI 112A/312 (MUS
107A/307), MUSI 108A/308 (MUS 108A/308),
or MUSI 114A/314 (MUS 110A/310)
MUSI 102A (MUS 100A) (Performance
Study), 2 cr.
MUSI 105-106 (MUS 111-112) (Theory I, II),
4 cr.
MUSI 205-206 (MUS 211-212) (Theory III,
IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 202L (MUS 135L) (Introduction to
Music Literature), 3 cr.
MUSI 140-141 (MUS 137-138) (Aural
Perception I, II), 4 cr.
Music course requirements for a specialization in
piano performance total 85 credits:
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MUSI 195 (MUS 151) (Applied Study I), 4
cr.
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MUSI 295 (MUS 251) (Applied Study II),
6 cr.
MUSI 395 (MUS 351) (Applied
Study III), 8 cr.
MUSI 495 (MUS 451) ( IV), 8 cr.
MUSI 112/312 (MUS 107A/307) (Choral
Ensembles), MUSI 108A/308 (MUS
108A/308) (Orchestras), MUSI 155 (MUS
104A) (Marching Band), MUSI 114A/314
(MUS 110A/310) (Concert Bands), MUSI
162A/362 (MUS 150A/350) (Piano
Ensembles) or MUSI 192/492 (MUS
196/496) (Independent Studies/Piano
Accompanying), 8 cr. of which at least 4
must be in MUSI 122A/427 (150A/350) or
MUSI 192/492 (MUS 196/496) and at least
2 in MUSI 112A/312 (MUS 107A/307),
MUSI 108A/308 (MUS 108A/308), or
MUSI 114A/314 (MUS 110A/310)
MUSI 102A (MUS 100A) (Performance
Study), 2 cr.
MUSI 105-106 (MUS 111-112) (Theory I,
II), 4 cr.
MUSI 205-206 (MUS 211-212) (Theory
III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 202L (MUS 135L) (Introduction to
Music Literature), 3 cr.
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MUSI 240-241 (MUS 237-238) (Aural
Perception III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 296, sec. 2 (MUS 220) (UpperDivision Required Performance), 0 cr.
MUSI 335-336 (MUS 302 or 303)
(Instrumental Conducting or Choral
Conducting), 2 cr.
MUSI 301H-302H (MUS 324H-325H)
(Music History I, II), 6 cr.
MUSI 332 (MUS 346) (Advanced
Functional Piano), 1 cr.
MUSI 356-357 (MUS 361-362) (Form and
Analysis I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 388 (MUS 388) (Concert
Attendance), 0 cr., 0 cr.
MUSI 435-436 (MUS 430-431)
(Piano Methods & Materials I, II), 6 cr.
MUSI 432-433 (MUS 432-433) (Keyboard
Literature I,II) 6 cr.
MUSI 499 (MUS 445) (Senior Recital/
Capstone Pjt), 2 cr.
upper division music electives, 3 cr.
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A minimum of 24 non music credits is required for
piano majors. At least 39 credits, music or nonmusic, numbered 300 or above is required.
Degrees are possible in both Curriculum A and B if
all requirements in both curricula are completed. A
double-degree program requires a minimum of 150
credits.
Organ Performance (B-2)
Music course requirements for a specialization in
organ performance total 85 credits:
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MUSI 195 (MUS 151) (Applied Study I), 6 cr.
MUSI 295 (MUS 251) (Major Performance
Area I), 6 cr.
MUSI 395 (MUS 351) (Applied Study III), 8
cr.
MUSI 495 (MUS 451) (Applied Study IV), 8
cr.
MUSI 112A/312 (MUS 107A/307) (Choral
Ensembles), MUSI 108A/308 (MUS
108A/308) (Orchestras), MUSI 155A (MUS
104A) (Marching Band), MUSI 114A/214 (MUS
110A/310) (Concert Bands), MUSI 122A/322
(MUS 150A/350) (Piano Ensembles) or MUSI
192/492 (MUS 196/496) (Independent
Studies/Piano Accompanying), 8 cr.of which at
least 4 must be in MUSI 162A/362 (MUS
150A/350) or MUSI 192/492 (MUS 196/496)
and at least 2 in MUSI 112A/312 (MUS
107A/307), MUSI 108A/308 (108A/308), or
MUSI 114A/314 (MUS 110A/310).
MUSI 102A (MUS 100A)
(Performance Study), 2 cr.
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MUSI 140-141 (MUS 137-138) (Aural
Perception I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 207X World Music 3 cr.
MUSI 240-241 (MUS 237-238) (Aural
Perception III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 296, sec. 2 (MUS 220) (UpperDivision Required Performance), 0 cr.
MUSI 335-336 (MUS 302 or 303)
(Instrumental Conducting or Choral
Conducting), 2 cr.
MUSI 301H-302H (MUS 324H-325H)
(Music History I, II), 6 cr.
MUSI 332 (MUS 346) (Advanced
Functional Piano), 1 cr.
MUSI 356-357 (MUS 361-362) (Form
and Analysis I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 388 (MUS 388) (Concert
Attendance), 0 cr., 0 cr.
MUSI 435-436 (MUS 430-431)
(Piano Methods & Materials I, II), 6 cr.
MUSI 432-433 (MUS 432-433)
(Keyboard Literature I,II) 6 cr.
MUSI 499 (MUS 445) (Senior Recital/
Capstone Pjt), 2 cr.
upper division music electives, 3 cr.
A minimum of 24 non music credits is required
for piano majors. At least 39 credits, music or
non-music, numbered 300 or above is required.
Degrees are possible in both Curriculum A and B
if all requirements in both curricula are
completed. A double-degree program requires a
minimum of 150 credits.
Organ Performance (B-2)
Music course requirements for a specialization in
organ performance total 85 credits:
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MUSI 195 (MUS 151) (Applied Study I), 6
cr.
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MUSI 295 (MUS 251) (Major
Performance Area I), 6 cr.
MUSI 395 (MUS 351) (Applied
Study III), 8 cr.
MUSI 495 (MUS 451) (Applied
Study IV), 8 cr.
MUSI 112A/312 (MUS 107A/307)
(Choral Ensembles), MUSI 108A/308 (MUS
108A/308) (Orchestras), MUSI 155A (MUS
104A) (Marching Band), MUSI 114A/214
(MUS 110A/310) (Concert Bands), MUSI
122A/322 (MUS 150A/350) (Piano
Ensembles) or MUSI 192/492 (MUS
196/496) (Independent Studies/Piano
Accompanying), 8 cr.of which at least 4
must be in MUSI 162A/362 (MUS
150A/350) or MUSI 192/492 (MUS
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MUSI 105/106 (MUS 111-112) (Theory I, II),
4 cr.
MUSI 205/206 (MUS 211-212) (Theory III,
IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 202L (MUS 135L) (Introduction to
Music Literature), 3 cr.
MUSI 140-141 (137-138) (Aural Perception
I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 240-241 (MUS 237-238) (Aural
Perception III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 296, sec. 2 (MUS 220) (UpperDivision Required Performance), 0 cr.
MUSI 336 (MUS 303) (Choral Conducting),
2 cr.
MUSI 301H-302H (MUS 324H-325H)
(Music History I, II), 6 cr.
MUSI 332 (MUS 346) (Advanced
Functional Piano), 1 cr.
MUSI 356-357 (MUS 361-362) (Form and
Analysis I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 388 (MUS 388) (Concert
Attendance), 0 cr.
MUSI 435-436 (MUS 430-431)
(Piano Methods & Materials I, II)), 6 cr.
MUSI 499 (MUS 445) (Senior Recital), 2 cr.
MUSI 492 (MUS 496) Independent study in
organ construction, design and pedagogy, 2 cr.
upper division music electives, 5 cr.
A minimum of 28 non music credits is required for
organ majors to include 10 credits in French or
German. At least 39 credits, music or non-music,
numbered 300 or above is required.
Degrees are possible in both Curriculum A and B if
all requirements in both curricula are completed. A
double-degree program requires a minimum of 150
credits.
Piano Performance and Pedagogy (B-3)
Music course requirements for a specialization in
piano performance and pedagogy total 85 credits:
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MUSI 195 (MUS 151) (Applied Study I), 4 cr.
MUSI 295 (MUS 251) (Applied Study II), 4
MUSI 395 (MUS 351) (Applied Study III), 6
MUSI 495 (MUS 451) (Applied Study IV), 6
MUSI 112A/312 (MUS 107A/307) (Choral
Ensembles), MUSI 108A/308 (MUS
108A/308) (Orchestras), MUSI 155A (MUS
104A) (Marching Band), MUSI 114A/214 (MUS
110A/310) (Concert Bands), MUSI 122A/322
(MUS 150A/350) (Piano Ensembles) or MUSI
192/492 (MUS 196/496) (Independent
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196/496) and at least 2 in MUSI 112A/312
(MUS 107A/307), MUSI 108A/308
(108A/308), or MUSI 114A/314 (MUS
110A/310).
MUSI 102A (MUS 100A)
(Performance Study), 2 cr.
MUSI 105/106 (MUS 111-112) (Theory I,
II), 4 cr.
MUSI 205/206 (MUS 211-212) (Theory
III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 202L (MUS 135L) (Introduction to
Music Literature), 3 cr.
MUSI 140-141 (137-138) (Aural
Perception I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 240-241 (MUS 237-238) (Aural
Perception III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 207X World Music 3 cr.
MUSI 296, sec. 2 (MUS 220) (UpperDivision Required Performance), 0 cr.
MUSI 336 (MUS 303) (Choral
Conducting), 2 cr.
MUSI 301H-302H (MUS 324H-325H)
(Music History I, II), 6 cr.
MUSI 332 (MUS 346) (Advanced
Functional Piano), 1 cr.
MUSI 356-357 (MUS 361-362) (Form
and Analysis I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 388 (MUS 388) (Concert
Attendance), 0 cr.
MUSI 435-436 (MUS 430-431)
(Piano Methods & Materials I, II)), 6 cr.
MUSI 499 (MUS 445) (Senior Recital), 2
cr.
MUSI 492 (MUS 496) Independent
study in organ construction, design and
pedagogy, 2 cr.
upper division music electives, 5 cr.
A minimum of 28 non music credits is required
for organ majors to include 10 credits in French
or German. At least 39 credits, music or nonmusic, numbered 300 or above is required.
Degrees are possible in both Curriculum A and B
if all requirements in both curricula are
completed. A double-degree program requires a
minimum of 150 credits.
Piano Performance and
Pedagogy (B-3)
Music course requirements for a specialization in
piano performance and pedagogy total 85
credits:
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MUSI 195 (MUS 151) (Applied Study I), 4
cr.
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MUSI 295 (MUS 251) (Applied Study II),
4 cr.
Studies/Piano Accompanying), 8 cr.of which at
least 4 must be in MUSI 162A/362 (MUS
150A/350) or MUSI 192/492 (MUS 196/496)
and at least 2 in MUSI 112A/314 (MUS
107A/307), or MUSI 114A/214 (MUS
110A/310).
MUSI 102A (MUS 100A)
(Performance Study), 2 cr.
MUSI 105/106 (MUS 111-112) (Theory I, II),
4 cr.
MUSI 205/206 (MUS 211-212) (Theory III,
IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 202L (MUS 135L) (Introduction to
Music Literature), 3 cr.
MUSI 140-141 (137-138) (Aural Perception
I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 240-241 (MUS 237-238) (Aural
Perception III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 296, sec. 2 (MUS 220) (UpperDivision Required Performance), 0 cr.
MUSI 335-336 (MUS 302-303) (Choral
Conducting), 2 cr.
MUSI 301H-302H (MUS 324H-325H)
(Music History I, II), 6 cr.
MUSI 333 (MUS 333) Practicum), 4 cr.
MUSI 332 (MUS 346) (Advanced
Functional Piano), 1 cr.
MUSI 356-357 (MUS 361-362) (Form and
Analysis I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 388 (MUS 388) (Concert
Attendance), 0 cr.
MUSI 435-436 (MUS 430-431)
(Piano Methods & Materails I, II)), 6 cr.
MUSI 499* (MUS 445) (Senior Recital), 2
cr.
MUSI 492 (MUS 496) Independent study in
organ construction, design and pedagogy, 2 cr.
upper division music electives, 3 cr.
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A minimum of 24 non-music credits is required for
piano majors of which piano performance and
pedagogy majors must take PSYX 100S (PSYC 100S)
Introduction to Psychology, 4 cr., PSYX 230S (PSYC
240S ) Development Psychology, 3 cr., and DANC
497 (DAN 427) Methods: Teaching Movement
in Schools, 3 cr.
*Piano Performance/Pedagogy Senior Recital may
be two half-recitals. One half-recital may include
pedagogical
lecture/demonstration
and/or
collaborative repertoire.
Degrees are possible in both Curriculum A and B if
all requirements in both curricula are completed. A
double-degree program requires a minimum of 150
credits.
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Voice Performance (B 4)
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MUSI 395 (MUS 351) (Applied
Study III), 6 cr.
MUSI 495 (MUS 451) (Applied
Study IV), 6 cr.
MUSI 112A/312 (MUS 107A/307)
(Choral Ensembles), MUSI 108A/308 (MUS
108A/308) (Orchestras), MUSI 155A (MUS
104A) (Marching Band), MUSI 114A/214
(MUS 110A/310) (Concert Bands), MUSI
122A/322 (MUS 150A/350) (Piano
Ensembles) or MUSI 192/492 (MUS
196/496) (Independent Studies/Piano
Accompanying), 8 cr.of which at least 4
must be in MUSI 162A/362 (MUS
150A/350) or MUSI 192/492 (MUS
196/496) and at least 2 in MUSI 112A/314
(MUS 107A/307), or MUSI 114A/214 (MUS
110A/310).
MUSI 102A (MUS 100A)
(Performance Study), 2 cr.
MUSI 105/106 (MUS 111-112) (Theory I,
II), 4 cr.
MUSI 205/206 (MUS 211-212) (Theory
III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 202L (MUS 135L) (Introduction to
Music Literature), 3 cr.
MUSI 207X World Music 3 cr.
MUSI 140-141 (137-138) (Aural
Perception I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 240-241 (MUS 237-238) (Aural
Perception III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 296, sec. 2 (MUS 220) (UpperDivision Required Performance), 0 cr.
MUSI 335-336 (MUS 302-303) (Choral
Conducting), 2 cr.
MUSI 301H-302H (MUS 324H-325H)
(Music History I, II), 6 cr.
MUSI 333 (MUS 333) Practicum), 4 cr.
MUSI 332 (MUS 346) (Advanced
Functional Piano), 1 cr.
MUSI 356-357 (MUS 361-362) (Form
and Analysis I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 388 (MUS 388) (Concert
Attendance), 0 cr.
MUSI 435-436 (MUS 430-431)
(Piano Methods & Materails I, II)), 6 cr.
MUSI 499* (MUS 445) (Senior Recital),
2 cr.
MUSI 492 (MUS 496) Independent
study in organ construction, design and
pedagogy, 2 cr.
upper division music electives, 3 cr.
A minimum of 24 non-music credits is required
for piano majors of which piano performance and
pedagogy majors must take PSYX 100S (PSYC
100S) Introduction to Psychology, 4 cr., PSYX
230S (PSYC 240S ) Development Psychology, 3
cr., and DANC 497 (DAN 427) Methods:
Music course requirements for a specialization in
voice total 84 credits:
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cr.
cr.
cr.
MUSI 195 (MUS 151) (Applied Study I), 4 cr.
MUSI 295 (MUS 251) (Applied Study II), 4
MUSI 395 (MUS 351) (Applied Study III), 4
MUSI 495 (MUS 451) (Applied Study IV), 4
a minimum of 4 credits in MUSI 112A (MUS
107A), (University Choir) and, upon
completion of the upper-division recital
performance, MUSI 112A/312 (MUS
107A/307), section 1 (University Choir), MUSI
112A/312 (MUS 107A/307), section 2
(Chamber Chorale), MUSI 312 (MUS 307),
section 3 (Women’s Chorus), MUSI
110A/MUSI 310 (MUS 113A/313) (Opera
Theater), or MUSI 162A/362 (MUS 150A/350),
section 11 (Jubileers) for an additional 4 credits
MUSI 105/106 (MUS 111-112) (Theory I, II),
4 cr.
MUSI 205/206 (MUS 211-212) (Theory III,
IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 202L (MUS 135L) (Introduction to
Music Literature), 3 cr.
MUSI 140-141 (137-138) (Aural Perception
I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 240-241 (MUS 237-238) (Aural
Perception III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 296, sec. 1 (MUS 219) (Piano
Proficiency Assessment), 0 cr.
MUSI 296, sec. 2 (MUS 220) (UpperDivision Required Performance), 0 cr.
MUSI 301H-302H (MUS 324H-325H)
(Music History I, II), 6 cr.
MUSI 135A-136A (MUS 115A-116A)
(Keyboard Skills I, II), 2 cr.
MUSI 235-236 (MUS 215-216) (Keyboard
Skills III, IV), 2 cr.
MUSI 281-282 (MUS 181-182) (Diction), 4
cr.
MUSI 336 (MUS 303) (Choral Conducting),
2 cr.
MUSI 356-357 (MUS 361-362) (Form and
Analysis I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 342-343 (MUS 342-343) (Vocal
Repertoire I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 388 (MUS 388) (Concert
Attendance), 0 cr.
MUSI 442 (MUS 441) (Vocal
Studio Pedagogy and Lit), 2 cr.
MUSI 499 (MUS 445) (Senior
Recital/Capstone Pjt), 2 cr.
Upper Division music electives, 11 cr.
A minimum of 31 non-music credits is required to
include THTR 120A (Drama 111A) (Acting for Non-
Teaching Movement in Schools, 3 cr.
*Piano Performance/Pedagogy Senior Recital
may be two half-recitals. One half-recital may
include
pedagogical
lecture/demonstration
and/or collaborative repertoire.
Degrees are possible in both Curriculum A and B
if all requirements in both curricula are
completed. A double-degree program requires a
minimum of 150 credits.
Voice Performance (B 4)
Music course requirements for a specialization in
voice total 84 credits:
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cr.
MUSI 195 (MUS 151) (Applied Study I), 4
MUSI 295 (MUS 251) (Applied Study II),
4 cr.
MUSI 395 (MUS 351) (Applied
Study III), 4 cr.
MUSI 495 (MUS 451) (Applied
Study IV), 4 cr.
a minimum of 4 credits in MUSI 112A
(MUS 107A), (University Choir) and, upon
completion of the upper-division recital
performance, MUSI 112A/312 (MUS
107A/307), section 1 (University Choir),
MUSI 112A/312 (MUS 107A/307), section 2
(Chamber Chorale), MUSI 312 (MUS 307),
section 3 (Women’s Chorus), MUSI
110A/MUSI 310 (MUS 113A/313) (Opera
Theater), or MUSI 162A/362 (MUS
150A/350), section 11 (Jubileers) for an
additional 4 credits
MUSI 105/106 (MUS 111-112) (Theory I,
II), 4 cr.
MUSI 205/206 (MUS 211-212) (Theory
III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 202L (MUS 135L) (Introduction to
Music Literature), 3 cr
MUSI 207X World Music.
MUSI 140-141 (137-138) (Aural
Perception I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 240-241 (MUS 237-238) (Aural
Perception III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 296, sec. 1 (MUS 219) (Piano
Proficiency Assessment), 0 cr.
MUSI 296, sec. 2 (MUS 220) (UpperDivision Required Performance), 0 cr.
MUSI 301H-302H (MUS 324H-325H)
(Music History I, II), 6 cr.
MUSI 135A-136A (MUS 115A-116A)
(Keyboard Skills I, II), 2 cr.
MUSI 235-236 (MUS 215-216)
(Keyboard Skills III, IV), 2 cr.
MUSI 281-282 (MUS 181-182) (Diction),
4 cr.
Majors I), 3 cr., and 10 credits of foreign language
chosen from French, German or Italian. At least 39
credits, music or non-music, numbered 300 or
above is required.
Degrees are possible in both Curriculum A and B if
all requirements in both curricula are completed. A
double degree program requires a minimum of 150
credits.
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Instrumental Performance (B 5)

Music course requirements for a specialization in a
instrument (strings, winds, percussion) total 85
credits:
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cr.
cr.
MUSI 195 (MUS 151) (Applied Study I), 6 cr.
MUSI 295 (MUS 251) (Applied Study II), 6
MUSI 395 (MUS 351) (Applied Study III), 8
MUSI 108A-308 (MUS 108A/308)
(Orchestras) or MUSI 114A/314 (MUS
110A/310) (Concert Bands), 8 cr.
MUSI 162A-362 (MUS 150A/350)
(Chamber Ensembles),4 cr.
MUSI 105-106 (MUS 111-112) (Theory I, II),
4 cr.
MUSI 205-206 (MUS 211-212) (Theory III,
IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 202L (MUS135L) (Introduction to
Music Literature), 3 cr.
MUSI 140-141 (MUS 137-138) (Aural
Perception I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 240-241 (237-238) (Aural Perception
III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 296, sec. 1 (MUS 219) (Piano
Proficiency Assessment), 0 cr.
MUSI 296, sec. 2 (MUS 220) (UpperDivision Required Performance), 0 cr.
MUSI 140-141 (MUS 137-138) (Aural
Perception I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 240-241 (237-238) (Aural Perception
III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 301H-302H (MUS 324H-325H)
(Music History I, II), 6 cr.
MUSI 335 (MUS 302) (Instrumental
Conducting), 2 cr.
MUSI 356-357 (MUS 361-362) (Form and
Analysis I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 388 (MUS 388) (Concert
Attendance), 0 cr.
MUSI 499 (MUS 445) (Senior
Recital/Capstone Pjt), 2 cr.
Upper Division music electives, 8 cr. to
include (for string majors only) MUSI 409
(MUS 409) (Pedagogy of Strings & Lit).
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MUSI 336 (MUS 303) (Choral
Conducting), 2 cr.
MUSI 356-357 (MUS 361-362) (Form
and Analysis I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 342-343 (MUS 342-343) (Vocal
Repertoire I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 388 (MUS 388) (Concert
Attendance), 0 cr.
MUSI 442 (MUS 441) (Vocal
Studio Pedagogy and Lit), 2 cr.
MUSI 499 (MUS 445) (Senior
Recital/Capstone Pjt), 2 cr.
Upper Division music electives, 11 cr.
A minimum of 31 non-music credits is required
to include THTR 120A (Drama 111A) (Acting for
Non-Majors I), 3 cr., and 10 credits of foreign
language chosen from French, German or Italian.
At least 39 credits, music or non-music,
numbered 300 or above is required.
Degrees are possible in both Curriculum A and B
if all requirements in both curricula are
completed. A double degree program requires a
minimum of 150 credits.
Instrumental Performance (B 5)
Music course requirements for a specialization in
a instrument (strings, winds, percussion) total 85
credits:

MUSI 195 (MUS 151) (Applied Study I), 6
cr.
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MUSI 295 (MUS 251) (Applied Study II),
6 cr.
MUSI 395 (MUS 351) (Applied
Study III), 8 cr.
MUSI 108A-308 (MUS 108A/308)
(Orchestras) or MUSI 114A/314 (MUS
110A/310) (Concert Bands), 8 cr.
MUSI 162A-362 (MUS 150A/350)
(Chamber Ensembles),4 cr.
MUSI 105-106 (MUS 111-112) (Theory I,
II), 4 cr.
MUSI 205-206 (MUS 211-212) (Theory
III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 202L (MUS135L) (Introduction to
Music Literature), 3 cr.
MUSI 207X World Music 3 cr
MUSI 140-141 (MUS 137-138) (Aural
Perception I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 240-241 (237-238) (Aural
Perception III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 296, sec. 1 (MUS 219) (Piano
Proficiency Assessment), 0 cr.
MUSI 296, sec. 2 (MUS 220) (UpperDivision Required Performance), 0 cr.
A minimum of 24 non-music credits is required. At
least 39 credits, music or non-music, numbered 300
or above is required. Degrees are possible in both
Curriculum A and B if all requirements in both
curricula are completed. A double degree program
requires a minimum of 150 credits.
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Composition and Music Technology (B-6)

Music course requirements for a specialization in
composition and music technology total 85 credits:
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cr.
cr.
MUSI 195 (MUS 151) (Applied Study I), 2 cr.
MUSI 295 (MUS 251) (Applied Study II), 2
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MUSI 395 (MUS 351) (Applied Study III), 1
MUSI 112-312 (MUS 107A-307) (Choral
Ensembles), MUSI 108A/308 (MUS
108A/308) (Orchestras), 104A (Marching
Band), or MUSI 114A/314 (MUS 110A/310)
(Concert Bands), MUSI 110A/310 (MUS
113A/313) (Opera Theater), MUSI 131A/331
(MUS 114A/314) (UM Jazz Bands), MUSI
162A/362 (MUS 150A/350) (Chamber
Ensembles) or MUSI 192/492 (MUS 196/496)
(Independent Study/Piano Accompanying), 8
cr., of which at least 4 must be in MUSI
112A/312 (MUS 107A/307) section 1, MUSI
108A/308 (MUS 108A/308) or MUSI
114A/314 (MUS 110A/310)
MUSI 105-106 (MUS 111-112) (Theory I, II),
4 cr.
MUSI 205-206 (MUS 211-212) (Theory III,
IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 140-141 (MUS 137-138) (Aural
Perception I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 240-241 (237-238) (Aural Perception
III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 135A-136A (MUS 115A-116A)
(Keyboard Skills I, II), 2 cr.
MUSI 235-236 (MUS 215-216) (Keyboard
Skills III, IV), 2 cr.
MUSI 296, sec. 1 (MUS 219) (Piano
Proficiency Assessment), 0 cr.
MUSI 296, sec. 2 (MUS 220) (UpperDivision Required Performance), 0 cr.
MUSI 180 (MUS 159) (Composition I), 4 cr.
MUST 110 (MUS 170) (Digital Audio &
Multitracking), 2 cr.
MUST 210 (MUS 271) (Sequencing,
Synthesis, and Notation), 2 cr.
MUSI 280 (MUS 259) (Composition II), 4
cr.
MUSI 202L (MUS135L) (Introduction to
Music Literature) 3 cr.
MUSI 301H-302H (MUS 324H-325H)
(Music History I, II), 6 cr.
MUSI 140-141 (MUS 137-138) (Aural
Perception I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 240-241 (237-238) (Aural
Perception III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 301H-302H (MUS 324H-325H)
(Music History I, II), 6 cr.
MUSI 335 (MUS 302) (Instrumental
Conducting), 2 cr.
MUSI 356-357 (MUS 361-362) (Form
and Analysis I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 388 (MUS 388) (Concert
Attendance), 0 cr.
MUSI 499 (MUS 445) (Senior
Recital/Capstone Pjt), 2 cr.
Upper Division music electives, 8 cr. to
include (for string majors only) MUSI 409
(MUS 409) (Pedagogy of Strings & Lit).
A minimum of 24 non-music credits is required.
At least 39 credits, music or non-music,
numbered 300 or above is required. Degrees are
possible in both Curriculum A and B if all
requirements in both curricula are completed. A
double degree program requires a minimum of
150 credits.
Composition and Music
Technology (B-6)
Music course requirements for a specialization in
composition and music technology total 85
credits:
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cr.
MUSI 195 (MUS 151) (Applied Study I), 2
MUSI 295 (MUS 251) (Applied Study II),
2 cr.
MUSI 395 (MUS 351) (Applied
Study III), 1 cr.
MUSI 112-312 (MUS 107A-307) (Choral
Ensembles), MUSI 108A/308 (MUS
108A/308) (Orchestras), 104A (Marching
Band), or MUSI 114A/314 (MUS 110A/310)
(Concert Bands), MUSI 110A/310 (MUS
113A/313) (Opera Theater), MUSI 131A/331
(MUS 114A/314) (UM Jazz Bands), MUSI
162A/362 (MUS 150A/350) (Chamber
Ensembles) or MUSI 192/492 (MUS
196/496) (Independent Study/Piano
Accompanying), 8 cr., of which at least 4
must be in MUSI 112A/312 (MUS
107A/307) section 1, MUSI 108A/308 (MUS
108A/308) or MUSI 114A/314 (MUS
110A/310)
MUSI 105-106 (MUS 111-112) (Theory I,
II), 4 cr.
MUSI 205-206 (MUS 211-212) (Theory
III, IV), 4 cr.
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MUSI 335 (MUS 302) (Instrumental
Conducting) or MUSI 336 (MUS 303) (Choral
Conducting) 2 cr.
MUSI 356-357 (MUS 361-362) (Form and
Analysis I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 407 (MUS 379) (Counterpoint), 3 cr.
MUSI 388 (MUS 388) (Concert
Attendance), 0 cr.
MUSI 380 (MUS 359) (Composition III), 6
cr.
MUSI 480 (MUS 459) (Composition II), 3
cr.
MUSI 440 (MUS 428) (Orchestration) 2 cr.
MUSI 310 (MUS 429) (Interactivity and
Digital Signal Processing), 2 cr.
MUST 410 (MUS 466) (Computer Music
Programming), 2 cr.
MUSI 415 (MUS 424) (Music of the 20th
Century to Present), 3 cr.
MUSI 499 (MUS 499) (Senior
Recital/Capstone Pjt), 2 cr.
and 2 credits of upper-division music
elective
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Bachelor of Music, Specialization
in Piano Performance (B 1)
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First Year

MUSI 112A, 108A,
114A, 122A, 123A,

162A, 192A, 267A,

MUST 227A (MUS

107A 110A, 150A,
196) Ensembles
1
1


MUSI 105-106 (MUS

111-112)
Music Theory I, II
2
2

MUSI 202L (MUS

135L) Introduction to

Music Literature
-
3
MUSI 140-141 (MUS 137-138) (Aural
Perception I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 240-241 (237-238) (Aural
Perception III, IV), 4 cr.
MUSI 135A-136A (MUS 115A-116A)
(Keyboard Skills I, II), 2 cr.
MUSI 207X World Music 3 cr
MUSI 235-236 (MUS 215-216)
(Keyboard Skills III, IV), 2 cr.
MUSI 296, sec. 1 (MUS 219) (Piano
Proficiency Assessment), 0 cr.
MUSI 296, sec. 2 (MUS 220) (UpperDivision Required Performance), 0 cr.
MUSI 180 (MUS 159) (Composition I), 4
cr.
MUST 110 (MUS 170) (Digital Audio &
Multitracking), 2 cr.
MUST 210 (MUS 271) (Sequencing,
Synthesis, and Notation), 2 cr.
MUSI 280 (MUS 259) (Composition II),
4 cr.
MUSI 202L (MUS135L) (Introduction to
Music Literature) 3 cr.
MUSI 301H-302H (MUS 324H-325H)
(Music History I, II), 6 cr.
MUSI 335 (MUS 302) (Instrumental
Conducting) or MUSI 336 (MUS 303)
(Choral Conducting) 2 cr.
MUSI 356-357 (MUS 361-362) (Form
and Analysis I, II), 4 cr.
MUSI 407 (MUS 379) (Counterpoint), 3
cr.
MUSI 388 (MUS 388) (Concert
Attendance), 0 cr.
MUSI 380 (MUS 359) (Composition III),
6 cr.
MUSI 480 (MUS 459) (Composition II),
3 cr.
MUSI 440 (MUS 428) (Orchestration) 2
cr.
MUSI 310 (MUS 429) (Interactivity and
Digital Signal Processing), 2 cr.
MUST 410 (MUS 466) (Computer Music
Programming), 2 cr.
MUSI 415 (MUS 424) (Music of the 20th
Century to Present), 3 cr.
MUSI 499 (MUS 499) (Senior
Recital/Capstone Pjt), 2 cr.
and 2 credits of upper-division music
elective
Bachelor of Music,
Specialization in Piano
Performance (B 1)
MUSI 140-141 (MUS
137-138) Aural
Perception I, II
2
2
MUSI 195 (MUS
2
2
First Year
151) Applied study I
MUSI 112A, 108A,
114A, 122A, 123A,
Electives and
162A, 192A, 267A,
General Education
MUST 227A (MUS
(WRIT 101) (ENEX
101)
107A 110A, 150A,
7
6
14
16
196) Ensembles
1
1
2
2
-
3
2
2
2
2
7
6
14
16
1
1
2
2
MUSI 105-106 (MUS
111-112)
Second Year
Music Theory I, II
MUSI 112A, 108A,
MUSI 202L (MUS
114A, 122A, 123A,
135L) Introduction to
162A, 192A, 267A,
Music Literature
MUST 227A (MUS
107A 110A, 150A,
196) Ensembles
MUSI 140-141 (MUS
1
1
Perception I, II
MUSI 206-206 (MUS
211-212)
Music Theory III, IV
MUSI 195 (MUS
2
2
MUSI 296, sec. 1
151) Applied study I
Electives and
(MUS 219) Piano
General Education
Proficiency
Assessment
137-138) Aural
(WRIT 101) (ENEX
-
0
101)
MUSI 296, sec. 2
(MUS 220) UpperSecond Year
Division Required
Performance
-
0
MUSI 112A, 108A,
MUSI 240-241 (MUS
114A, 122A, 123A,
237-238) Aural
162A, 192A, 267A,
Perception III, IV
2
2
MUST 227A (MUS
107A 110A, 150A,
MUSI 295 (MUS 251)
Applied Study II
196) Ensembles
3
3
MUSI 206-206 (MUS
MUSI 301H-302H
(MUS 324H-325H)
211-212)
3
3
Music Theory III, IV
Music History I, II
MUSI 296, sec. 1
(MUS 219) Piano
MUSI 102A (MUS
Proficiency
100A) Performance
Study
Assessment
1
-
0
-
0
2
2
3
3
3
3
1
1
3
3
15
15
1
1
–
1
1
MUSI 296, sec. 2
Electives and
General Education
(MUS 220) Upper3
3
15
15
Division Required
Performance
MUSI 240-241 (MUS
Third Year
237-238) Aural
MUSI 312, 308, 314,
Perception III, IV
339, 332, 322, 323,
MUSI 295 (MUS 251)
362, 467, MUST 427
Applied Study II
(MUS 307, 310, 350,
496) Ensembles
1
1
(MUS 324H-325H)
MUSI 332 (MUS 346)
Music History I, II
Advanced Functional
Piano
–
1
4
4
Study
Electives and
MUSI 256-257 (MUS
General Education
361-362) Form and
Analysis I, II
MUSI 102A (MUS
100A) Performance
MUSI 395 (MUS
351) Applied Study III
MUSI 301H-302H
2
2
MUSI 435-436 (MUS
Third Year
430-431) Piano
Methods & Materials
I, II
MUSI 312, 308, 314,
3
3
339, 332, 322, 323,
362, 467, MUST 427
MUSI 335-336 (MUS
(MUS 307, 310, 350,
302-303) Inst. or
Choral Conducting
496) Ensembles
2
MUSI 332 (MUS 346)
Electives and
General Education
Advanced Functional
3
4
Piano
15
15
MUSI 395 (MUS
351) Applied Study III
4
4
2
2
3
3
2
-
3
4
15
15
1
1
3
3
-
0
Recital/Capstone Pjt
-
2
MUSI 451 (MUS
4
4
Fourth Year
MUSI 256-257 (MUS
MUSI 312, 308, 314,
361-362) Form and
339, 332, 322, 323,
Analysis I, II
362, 467, MUST 427
(MUS 307, 310, 350,
MUSI 435-436 (MUS
496) Ensembles
1
1
430-431) Piano
Methods & Materials
MUSI 432-433 (MUS
I, II
432-433) Keyboard
Literature I, II
3
3
MUSI 335-336 (MUS
302-303) Inst. or
MUSI 388 (MUS 388)
Choral Conducting
Concert Attendance
UM
-
0
Electives and
General Education
MUSI 499 (MUS 445)
Senior
Recital/Capstone Pjt
-
2
Fourth Year
MUSI 451 (MUS
MUSI 312, 308, 314,
451) Applied Study
IV
4
4
339, 332, 322, 323,
362, 467, MUST 427
*Upper division
(MUS 307, 310, 350,
music electives
3
-
Electives and
496) Ensembles
MUSI 432-433 (MUS
General Education
5
4
16
14
432-433) Keyboard
Literature I, II
A minimum of 24 non-music credits is required for
piano majors. At least 39 credits, music or nonmusic, numbered 300 or above is required.
Bachelor of Music, Specialization
in Organ Performance (B-2)
MUSI 388 (MUS 388)
Concert Attendance
UM
MUSI 499 (MUS 445)
Senior
First Year
MUSI 112A, 108A,
1
1
114A, 122A, 123A,
451) Applied Study
162A, 192A, 267A,
IV
MUST 227A (MUS
*Upper division
107A 110A, 150A,
music electives
196) Ensembles
General Education
(MUS 111-112)
2
2
MUSI 202L (MUS
135L) Introduction
to Music Literature
-
5
4
16
14
Electives and
MUSI 105-106
Music Theory I, II
3
-
3
MUSI 140-141
A minimum of 24 non-music credits is required
for piano majors. At least 39 credits, music or
non-music, numbered 300 or above is required.
MUSI 207X World Music is required and
fulfills Perspective X: Indigenous and
Global Perspectives.
(MUS 137-138)
Aural Perception I,
II
2
2
Bachelor of Music,
Specialization in Organ
Performance (B-2)
MUSI 195 (MUS
First Year
151) Applied Study
I
3
3
108A, 114A,
Electives and
122A, 123A,
General Education
162A, 192A,
(WRIT 101)(ENEX
101)
MUSI 112A,
6
5
267A, MUST
227A (MUS
14
16
107A 110A,
150A, 196)
Second Year
Ensembles
MUSI 112A, 114A,
1
1
2
2
-
3
MUSI 105-106
122A, 123A, 162A,
(MUS 111-112)
192A, 267A, MUST
Music Theory I,
227A (MUS 107A
II
110A, 150A, 196)
Ensembles
1
1
MUSI 202L
(MUS 135L)
MUSI 205-206
(MUS 211-212)
Introduction to
2
2
Music Literature
Music Theory III, IV
MUSI 140-141
(MUS 137-138)
MUSI 296, sec. 1
Aural Perception
(MUS 219) Piano
I, II
2
2
3
3
6
5
14
16
1
1
2
2
-
0
-
0
Proficiency
Assessment
-
0
MUSI 195 (MUS
151) Applied
MUSI 296, sec. 2
Study I
(MUS 220) UpperDivision Required
Performance
Electives and
-
0
General
Education (WRIT
MUSI 240-241
101)(ENEX 101)
(MUS 237-238)
Aural Perception III,
IV
2
2
Second Year
MUSI 295 (MUS
MUSI 112A,
251) Applied Study
II
3
3
114A, 122A,
123A, 162A,
MUSI 301H-302H
192A, 267A,
(MUS 324H-325H)
MUST
Music History I, II
3
3
227A (MUS
107A 110A,
MUSI 102A (MUS
150A, 196)
100A) Performance
Study
Ensembles
1
1
MUSI 205-206
Electives and
General Education
(MUS 211-212)
3
3
15
15
Music Theory III,
IV
MUSI 296, sec.
Third Year
1 (MUS 219)
MUSI 312, 308,
Piano
314, 339, 332, 322,
Proficiency
323, 362, 467,
Assessment
MUST 427 (MUS
307, 310, 350, 496)
1
1
MUSI 296, sec.
2 (MUS 220)
Ensembles
Upper-Division
Required
MUSI 332 (MUS
Performance
346) Advanced
Functional Piano
–
1
MUSI 240-241
(MUS 237-238)
MUS 351 Major
Performance III
Aural Perception
4
4
MUSI 435-436
III, IV
2
2
3
3
3
3
1
1
3
3
15
15
Ensembles
1
1
MUSI 332 (MUS
–
1
MUSI 295 (MUS
(MUS 430-
251) Applied
431) Piano
Study II
Methods &
Materials I, II
3
3
MUSI 301H302H (MUS
MUSI 336 (MUS
324H-325H)
303) Choral
Conducting
Music History I,
2
-
music electives
-
2
French or German
5
5
Upper-division
II
MUSI 102A
(MUS 100A)
Performance
Study
15
15
Electives and
Fourth Year
General
Education
MUSI 312, 308,
314, 322, 323, 362,
492, MUST
Third Year
427 (MUS 307,
310, 350, 496)
Ensembles
MUSI 312, 308,
1
1
322, 323, 362,
MUSI 356-357
467, MUST 427
(MUS 361-362)
(MUS 307, 310,
Form and Analysis
I, II
314, 339, 332,
2
2
350, 496)
MUSI 388 (MUS
388) Concert
-
0
Attendance UM
346) Advanced
Functional Piano
MUSI 499 (MUS
445) Senior
MUS 351 Major
Recital/Capstone
Performance III
Pjt
-
4
4
3
3
2
-
-
2
5
5
15
15
1
1
2
2
-
0
2
MUSI 435-436
MUSI 495 (MUS
(MUS 430-
451) Applied Study
431) Piano
IV
4
4
Methods &
Materials I, II
MUSI 492 (MUS
496) Independent
Study
MUSI 336 (MUS
-
2
303) Choral
Conducting
*Upper division
music electives
3
-
Upper-division
music electives
Electives and
General Education
5
4
15
15
French or
German
A minimum of 28 non-music credits is required for
organ majors to include 10 credits in French and/or
German. At least 39 credits, music or non-music,
numbered 300 or above is required.
Bachelor of Music, Specialization
in Piano Performance and
Pedagogy (B-3)
Fourth Year
MUSI 312, 308,
314, 322, 323,
362, 492, MUST
427 (MUS 307,
First Year
310, 350, 496)
Ensembles
MUSI 112A, 108A,
114A, 122A, 123A,
MUSI 356-357
162A, 192A, 267A
(MUS 361-362)
MUST 227A (MUS
Form and
107A, 110A, 150A,
196) Ensembles
Analysis I, II
1
1
MUSI 388 (MUS
MUSI 105-106
388) Concert
(MUS 111-112)
Music Theory I, II
Attendance UM
2
2
MUSI 202L (MUS
MUSI 499 (MUS
135L) Introduction
445) Senior
to Music Literature
-
3
Recital/Capstone
Pjt
-
2
4
4
-
2
3
-
5
4
15
15
MUSI 140-141
(MUS 137-138)
MUSI 495 (MUS
Aural Perception I,
451) Applied
II
2
2
Study IV
MUSI 195 (MUS
MUSI 492 (MUS
151) Applied
496)
Study I
2
2
Independent
Study
Electives and
General Education
*Upper division
(WRIT 101)(ENEX
music electives
101)
7
6
Electives and
14
16
General
Education
Second Year
MUSI 112A, 108A,
114A, 122A, 123A,
162A, 192A, 267A,
MUST 227A (MUS
107A, 110A, 150A,
196) Ensembles
1
1
MUSI 205-206
(MUS 211-212)
Music Theory III, IV
2
2
A minimum of 28 non-music credits is required
for organ majors to include 10 credits in French
and/or German. At least 39 credits, music or
non-music, numbered 300 or above is required.
MUSI 207X World Music is required and
fulfills Perspective X: Indigenous and
Global Perspectives.
Bachelor of Music,
Specialization in Piano
Performance and Pedagogy (B3)
MUSI 296, sec. 1
First Year
(MUS 219) Piano
Proficiency
MUSI 112A,
Assessment
-
0
108A, 114A,
MSUI 296, sec.
122A, 123A,
2 (MUS 220)
162A, 192A,
Upper-Division
-
0
267A MUST
1
1
Required
227A (MUS
Performance
107A, 110A,
150A, 196)
MUSI 240-241
Ensembles
(MUS 237-238)
Aural Perception III,
IV
MUSI 105-106
2
2
(MUS 111-112)
Music Theory I,
MUSI 295 (MUS
II
2
2
-
3
2
2
2
2
7
6
14
16
1
1
251) Applied
Study II
2
2
MUSI 202L
(MUS 135L)
MUSI 301H-302H
Introduction to
(MUS 324H-325H)
Music History I, II
Music Literature
3
3
MUSI 140-141
MUSI 102A (MUS
(MUS 137-138)
100A) Performance
Study
Aural Perception
1
1
Electives and
MUSI 195 (MUS
General Education
151) Applied
(PSYX
100S)(PSYC 100S)
I, II
Study I
4
4
15
15
Electives and
General
Education (WRIT
Third Year
101)(ENEX 101)
MUSI 308, 312,
314, 322, 323, 362,
492, MUST
Second Year
427 (MUS 308,
307, 310, 350, 496)
Ensembles
MUSI 112A,
1
1
108A, 114A,
122A, 123A,
MUSI 332 (MUS
162A, 192A,
346) Advanced
267A, MUST
Functional Piano
1
-
MUSI 395 (MUS
3
3
227A (MUS
107A, 110A,
150A, 196)
351) Applied Study
Ensembles
III
MUSI 205-206
MUSI 356-357
(MUS 211-212)
(MUS 361-362)
Music Theory III,
Form and Analysis
IV
I, II
2
2
2
-
0
-
0
2
2
2
2
3
3
1
1
4
4
2
MUSI 296, sec.
MUSI 435-436
1 (MUS 219)
(MUS 430-431)
Piano
Piano Methods and
Proficiency
Materials
3
3
MUSI 333 (MUS
333) Practicum
Assessment
MSUI 296, sec.
-
1
2 (MUS 220)
Upper-Division
MUSI 335/336
Required
(MUS 302/303)
Performance
Instrum. or Choral
Conducting
2
-
MUSI 240-241
(MUS 237-238)
PSYX 230S (PSYC
Aural Perception
240S)
III, IV
Developmental
Psychology
3
-
MUSI 295 (MUS
251) Applied
Electives and Gen
Ed
Study II
-
6
15
16
MUSI 301H302H (MUS
324H-325H)
Fourth Year
Music History I,
MUSI 308, 312,
II
314, 322, 323, 362,
MUSI 102A
492, MUST
(MUS 100A)
427 (MUS 307,
Performance
310, 350, 496)
Ensembles
1
1
MUSI 333 (MUS
2
1
Study
Electives and
General
333) Practicum in
Education
Piano Pedagogy
(PSYX
100S)(PSYC
MUSI 388 (MUS
100S)
388) Concert
Attendance UM
-
0
15
15
1
1
1
-
3
3
2
2
3
3
-
1
2
-
Third Year
MUSI 432-433
(MUS 432-433)
MUSI 308, 312,
Keyboard Literature
I, II
3
3
314, 322, 323,
362, 492, MUST
MUSI 499 (MUS
427 (MUS 308,
445) Senior
307, 310, 350,
Recital/Capstone
496) Ensembles
Pjt
-
2
MUSI 332 (MUS
MUSI 495 (MUS
346) Advanced
451) Major
Functional Piano
Performance IV
3
3
MUSI 395 (MUS
DANC 497 (DAN
351) Applied
427) Methods:
Study III
Teaching
MUSI 356-357
Movement in
Schools
3
-
(MUS 361-362)
Form and
*Upper division
music electives
Analysis I, II
3
MUSI 435-436
Electives and
General Education
(MUS 430-431)
3
5
18
15
Piano Methods
and Materials
A minimum of 24 non-music credits is required for
piano majors of which piano performance/pedagogy
majors must take PSYX 100S (PSYC 100S)
Introduction to Psychology, 4 cr., PSYX 230S (PSYC
240S ) Development Psychology, 3 cr., and DANC
497 (DAN 427) Methods: Teaching Movement
in Schools, 3 cr.
At least 39 credits, music or non-music, numbered
300 or above is required.
MUSI 333 (MUS
333) Practicum
MUSI 335/336
(MUS 302/303)
Instrum. or
Choral
Bachelor of Music with a
specialization in Voice
Performance (B 4)
Conducting
PSYX 230S
(PSYC 240S)
First Year
A
S
Psychology
MUSI 112 (MUS
107A) Choir: UM
University Choir
Developmental
3
-
-
6
15
16
1
1
2
1
-
0
3
3
Pjt
-
2
MUSI 495 (MUS
3
3
Electives and
1
1
Gen Ed
MUSI 105-106
(MUS 111-112)
Music Theory I, II
2
2
Fourth Year
MUSI 135A-136A
MUSI 308, 312,
(MUS 115A-116A)
314, 322, 323,
Keyboard Skills I, II
1
1
362, 492, MUST
427 (MUS 307,
MUSI 202L (MUS
310, 350, 496)
135L) Introduction
to Music Literature
Ensembles
-
3
MUSI 333 (MUS
MUSI 140-141
333) Practicum
(MUS 137-138)
in Piano
Aural Perception I,
II
Pedagogy
2
2
MUSI 388 (MUS
MUSI 195 (MUS
388) Concert
151) Applied Study
I
Attendance UM
2
2
MUSI 432-433
MUSI 281-282
(MUS 432-433)
(MUS 181-182)
Keyboard
Diction: German &
French
Literature I, II
2
2
MUSI 499 (MUS
THTR 120A (DRAM
445) Senior
111A) Introduction
to Acting I
Recital/Capstone
3
-
3
3
Electives and
General Education
16
16
451) Major
Performance IV
Second Year
DANC 497 (DAN
MUSI 112 (MUS
427) Methods:
107A) Choir: UM
University Choir
Teaching
1
1
Schools
MUSI 205-206
(MUS 211-212)
Music Theory III, IV
2
Education
1
3
-
3
5
18
15
1
MUSI 296, sec. 1
(MUS 219) Piano
Proficiency
-
0
-
0
MUSI 296, sec.
2 (MUS 220)
Upper-Division
Required
MUSI 240-241
A minimum of 24 non-music credits is required
for
piano
majors
of
which
piano
performance/pedagogy majors must take PSYX
100S (PSYC 100S) Introduction to Psychology, 4
cr., PSYX 230S (PSYC 240S ) Development
Psychology, 3 cr., and DANC 497 (DAN 427)
Methods: Teaching Movement in Schools, 3 cr.
At least 39 credits, music or non-music,
numbered 300 or above is required. MUSI
207X World Music is required and fulfills
Perspective X: Indigenous and Global
Perspectives.
Bachelor of Music with a
specialization in Voice
Performance (B 4)
(MUS 237-238)
Aural Perception III,
IV
music electives
General
Keyboard Skills III,
Performance
-
Electives and
(MUS 215-216)
Assessment
3
*Upper division
2
MUSI 235-236
IV
Movement in
2
2
First Year
A
S
1
1
2
2
MUSI 295 (MUS
MUSI 112 (MUS
251) Applied Study
II
2
2
107A) Choir: UM
University Choir
MUSI 301H-302H
MUSI 105-106
(MUS 324H-325H)
Music History I, II
3
3
(MUS 111-112)
Music Theory I,
Foreign language
II
(French, Italian or
German I, II)
5
5
MUSI 135A136A (MUS
16
16
115A-116A)
Keyboard Skills
Third Year
I, II
MUSI 312,
1
-
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
-
3
3
16
16
1
1
MUSI 202L
310, 322, 323, 362,
(MUS 135L)
MUST 427 (MUS
Introduction to
307, 313, 350)
Ensembles
1
Music Literature
1
1
MUSI 140-141
MUSI 336 (MUS
(MUS 137-138)
303) Choral
Conducting
Aural Perception
2
-
MUSI 310 (MUS
MUSI 195 (MUS
313) Opera Theater
II
151) Applied
1
1
MUSI 342-343
(MUS 181-182)
Vocal Repertoire) I,
Diction: German
2
2
MUSI 395 (MUS
(DRAM 111A)
2
2
Introduction to
Acting I
MUSI 356-357
(MUS 361-362)
Electives and
Form and Analysis
I, II
& French
THTR 120A
351) Applied Study
III
Study I
MUSI 281-282
(MUS 342-343
II
I, II
General
2
2
Education
MUSI 442 (MUS
441) Vocal Studio
Pedagogy and Lit
–
2
Second Year
Upper-division
3
-
MUSI 112 (MUS
music electives
107A) Choir: UM
University Choir
Electives and
General Education
3
3
16
13
MUSI 205-206
(MUS 211-212)
Music Theory III,
IV
Fourth Year
1
1
-
0
-
0
2
2
2
2
II
3
3
Foreign
5
5
(MUS 215-216)
310, 322, 323, 362,
Keyboard Skills
MUST 427 (MUS
III, IV
307, 313, 350)
1
1
MUSI 296, sec.
1 (MUS 219)
MUSI 388 (MUS
Piano
388) Concert
Attendance UM
2
MUSI 235-236
MUSI 312,
Ensembles
2
-
Proficiency
0
Assessment
MUSI 499 (MUS
MUSI 296, sec.
445) Senior
2 (MUS 220)
Recital/Capstone
Pjt
–
Upper-Division
2
Required
MUSI 495 (MUS
Performance
451) Applied Study
IV
2
MUSI 240-241
2
(MUS 237-238)
Upper division
music electives
Aural Perception
2
3
III, IV
*Electives and
General Education
MUSI 295 (MUS
8
6
13
14
251) Applied
Study II
*Must include THTR 120A
(Introduction to Acting I), 3 cr.
(Drama
Bachelor of Music with a
Specialization in Instrumental
Performance (B 5)
First Year
111A)
MUSI 301H302H (MUS
324H-325H)
Music History I,
MUSI 108A, 114A
language
(MUS 108A, 110A)
(French, Italian
162A Ensembles
1
1
or German I, II)
MSUI 105-106
16
16
1
1
2
-
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
–
2
(MUS 111-112)
Music Theory I, II
2
2
MUSI 312,
MUSI 135A-136A
310, 322, 323,
(MUS 115A-116A)
Keyboard Skills I, II
Third Year
1
1
362, MUST
427 (MUS 307,
MUSI 202L (MUS
313, 350)
135L) Introduction
Ensembles
to Music Literature
-
3
MUSI 336 (MUS
MUSI 140-141
303) Choral
(MUS 137-138)
Conducting
Aural Perception I,
II
2
2
MUSI 310 (MUS
313) Opera
MUSI 195 (MUS
Theater II
151) Applied Study
I
3
3
MUSI 342-343
(MUS 342-343
Electives and
Vocal
General Education
Repertoire) I, II
(WRIT 101)(ENEX
101)
6
3
MUSI 395 (MUS
351) Applied
15
15
Second Year
Study III
MUSI 356-357
(MUS 361-362)
MUSI 108A, 114A
Form and
(MUS 108A, 110A),
162A Ensembles
Analysis I, II
1
1
MUSI 442 (MUS
MUSI 205-206
441) Vocal
(MUS 211-212)
Music Theory III, IV
Studio
2
2
Pedagogy and
MUSI 235-236
Lit
(MUS 215-216)
Keyboard Skills I, II
1
1
Upper-division
music electives
3
-
3
3
16
13
1
1
-
0
–
2
2
2
2
3
8
6
13
14
MUSI 296, sec. 1
Electives and
(MUS 219) Piano
General
Proficiency
Assessment
-
0
Education
MUSI 296, sec. 2
(MUS 220) Upper-
Fourth Year
Division Required
Performance
-
0
MUSI 312,
310, 322, 323,
MUSI 240-241
362, MUST
(MUS 237-238)
427 (MUS 307,
Aural Perception III,
IV
313, 350)
2
2
MUSI 295 (MUS
MUSI 388 (MUS
251) Applied Study
II
388) Concert
3
3
MUSI 301H-302H
445) Senior
3
3
Recital/Capstone
Pjt
Electives and
General Education
Attendance UM
MUSI 499 (MUS
(MUS 324H-325H)
Music History I, II
Ensembles
3
3
15
15
MUSI 495 (MUS
451) Applied
Study IV
Third Year
Upper division
MUSI 308, 314
music electives
(MUS 308, 310),
362 Ensembles
1
1
*Electives and
General
MUSI 335 (MUS
Education
302) Instrumental
Conducting
–
2
*Must
include
THTR
120A
(Drama
111A)
(Introduction to Acting I), 3 cr. MUSI 207X
World Music is required and fulfills
Perspective X: Indigenous and Global
Perspectives.
MUSI 322, 323,
362, MUST 427
(MUS
350)Chamber
Ensembles
1
1
4
4
MUSI 395 (MUS
351) Applied Study
III
Bachelor of Music with a
Specialization in Instrumental
Performance (B 5)
First Year
MUSI 108A,
MUSI 356-357
114A (MUS
(MUS 361-362)
108A, 110A)
Form and Analysis
I, II
162A Ensembles
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
-
3
2
2
Study I
3
3
Electives and
6
3
2
MSUI 105-106
Upper division
music electives
(MUS 111-112)
2
2
II
Electives and
General Education
Music Theory I,
6
3
16
15
MUSI 135A136A (MUS
115A-116A)
Fourth Year
Keyboard Skills
I, II
MUSI 308, 314
(MUS 308, 310)
Ensembles
MUSI 202L
1
1
(MUS 135L)
Introduction to
MUSI 322, 323,
Music Literature
362, MUST 427
(MUS 350)
MUSI 140-141
Chamber
(MUS 137-138)
Ensembles
1
1
Aural Perception
I, II
MUSI 388 (MUS
388) Concert
Attendance UM
MUSI 195 (MUS
-
0
151) Applied
MUSI 499 (MUS
445) Senior
-
2
Recital/Capstone
General
Pjt
Education (WRIT
101)(ENEX 101)
MUSI 495 (MUS
451) Applied Study
IV
4
15
15
1
1
2
2
1
1
-
0
-
0
4
Second Year
*Upper division
music electives
2
2
MUSI 108A,
114A (MUS
Electives and
General Education
108A, 110A),
6
5
162A Ensembles
14
15
MUSI 205-206
*String principals also must take MUSI 490 (MUS
409) String Pedagogy & Literature.
(MUS 211-212)
Bachelor of Music with a
Specialization in Composition
and Music Technology (B-6)
IV
Music Theory III,
MUSI 235-236
(MUS 215-216)
First Year
Keyboard
Skills I, II
MUSI 108A, 112A114A (MUS 107A110A) Ensembles
MUSI 296, sec.
1
1
1 (MUS 219)
Piano
MUSI 105-106
Proficiency
(MUS 111-112)
Music Theory I, II
Assessment
2
2
MUSI 296, sec.
MUSI 135A-136A
2 (MUS 220)
(MUS 115A-116A)
Keyboard Skills I, II
Upper-Division
1
1
Performance
MUSI 202L (MUS
135L) Introduction
to Music Literature
Required
MUSI 240-241
-
3
(MUS 237-238)
MUSI 140-141
Aural Perception
(MUS 137-138)
III, IV
2
2
MUSI 295 (MUS
3
3
Aural Perception I,
2
2
II
251) Applied
Study II
MUSI 195 (MUS
151) Applied Study
I
MUSI 301H1
1
302H (MUS
324H-325H)
MUSI 180 (MUS
159) Composition I
Music History I,
2
2
MUST 110 (MUS
3
3
3
3
15
15
1
1
–
2
1
1
4
4
2
2
Electives and
170) Digital Audio &
Multitracking
II
General
2
-
Education
Electives and
General Education
Third Year
(WRIT 101)(ENEX
101)
3
3
MUSI 308, 314
14
15
(MUS 308, 310),
362 Ensembles
Second Year
MUSI 335 (MUS
MUSI 108A, 112A-
302)
114A (MUS 107A110A) Ensembles
Instrumental
1
1
MUSI 205-206
MUSI 322, 323,
(MUS 211-212)
Music Theory III, IV
362, MUST 427
2
2
Ensembles
(MUS 215-216)
1
1
Study III
(MUS 219) Piano
Proficiency
MUSI 356-357
-
0
(MUS 361-362)
Form and
MUSI 296, sec.
Analysis I, II
2 (MUS 220_
Upper-Division
MUSI 395 (MUS
351) Applied
MUSI 296, sec. 1
Assessment
(MUS
350)Chamber
MUSI 235-236
Keyboard Skills I, II
Conducting
-
0
Required
Upper division
Performance
music electives
MUSI 240-241
Electives and
(MUS 237-238)
General
Aural Perception III,
Education
IV
2
2
2
6
3
16
15
1
1
1
1
-
0
-
2
4
4
2
2
6
5
14
15
2
MUSI 295 (MUS
Fourth Year
251) Applied
Study II
1
1
(MUS 308, 310)
MUSI 280 (MUS
259) Composition II
2
2
Ensembles
MUSI 322, 323,
MUST 210 (MUS
362, MUST 427
271) Sequence,
(MUS 350)
Syntheses, and
Sampling
MUSI 308, 314
2
-
Chamber
Ensembles
MUSI 301H-302H
MUSI 388 (MUS
(MUS 324H-325H)
Music History I, II
3
3
388) Concert
Attendance UM
Electives and
General Education
3
3
MUSI 499 (MUS
445) Senior
17
15
Recital/Capstone
Pjt
Third Year
MUSI 495 (MUS
MUSI 335 (MUS
451) Applied
302) Instrumental
Conducting OR
Study IV
-
*Upper division
MUSI 336 (MUS
music electives
303) Choral
Conducting
-
2
Electives and
General
MUSI 308, 312,
Education
314, 310, 331,
or 322, 323, 362,
1
1
*String principals also must take MUSI 490
(MUS 409) String Pedagogy & Literature. MUSI
207X World Music is required and fulfills
Perspective X: Indigenous and Global
Perspectives.
MUST 427 (MUS
307, 310, 313, 314,
or 350) Ensembles
MUSI 395 (MUS
351) Applied Study
III
1
-
MUSI 380 (MUS
Bachelor of Music with a
Specialization in Composition
and Music Technology (B-6)
First Year
359) Composition
III
3
3
MUSI 108A,
112A-114A
MUSI 356-357
(MUS 107A(MUS 361-362)
110A)
Form and Analysis
Ensembles
I, II
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
-
3
2
2
1
1
2
MUSI 105-106
MUSI 407 (MUS
(MUS 111-112)
379) Counterpoint
3
Music Theory I, II
MUSI 415 (MUS
MUSI 135A424) Music of the
136A (MUS
20th Century to the
115A-116A)
Present
3
Keyboard Skills
I, II
MUSI 440 (MUS
428) Orchestration
2
MUSI 202L
(MUS 135L)
Electives and
General Education
3
6
Introduction to
Music Literature
18
17
MUSI 140-141
Fourth Year
(MUS 137-138)
Aural Perception
MUSI 308, 312,
I, II
314, 310, 331,
or 322, 323, 362,
MUSI 195 (MUS
MUST 427 (MUS
151) Applied
307, 310, 313, 314,
Study I
or 350) Ensembles
1
1
MUSI 388 (MUS
MUSI 180 (MUS
388) Concert
159)
Attendance UM
-
0
Composition I
2
2
2
-
3
3
14
15
1
1
2
2
1
1
Assessment
-
0
MUSI 296, sec.
-
0
MUST 310 (MUS
MUST 110 (MUS
429) Interactivity
170) Digital
and Digital Signal
Audio &
Processing
-
2
MUSI 480 (US 459)
Composition IV
Multitracking
Electives and
3
-
General
Education (WRIT
MUST 410 (MUS
101)(ENEX 101)
466) Computer
Music Programming
2
Second Year
MUSI 499 (MUS
499) Professional
MUSI 108A,
Project/Capstone
Pjt
-
2
112A-114A
(MUS 107A-
Upper-division
music electives
110A)
2
-
Electives and
General Education
Ensembles
MUSI 205-206
7
8
15
13
(MUS 211-212)
Music Theory III,
*MUSI 415 (MUS 424) is offered only autumn
semester in odd-numbered years. Students will have
the opportunity to enroll in either the third or fourth
year.
IV
MUSI 235-236
(MUS 215-216)
Keyboard
Skills I, II
MUSI 296, sec.
1 (MUS 219)
Piano
Proficiency
2 (MUS 220_
Upper-Division
Required
Performance
MUSI 240-241
(MUS 237-238)
Aural Perception
III, IV
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
-
3
3
3
3
17
15
-
-
MUSI 295 (MUS
251) Applied
Study II
MUSI 280 (MUS
259)
Composition II
MUST 210 (MUS
271) Sequence,
Syntheses, and
Sampling
MUSI 301H302H (MUS
324H-325H)
Music History I, II
Electives and
General
Education
Third Year
MUSI 335 (MUS
302)
Instrumental
Conducting OR
MUSI 336 (MUS
303) Choral
Conducting
-
2
1
1
1
-
3
3
2
2
3
-
3
-
2
-
3
6
MUSI 308, 312,
314, 310, 331,
or 322, 323, 362,
MUST 427 (MUS
307, 310, 313,
314, or 350)
Ensembles
MUSI 395 (MUS
351) Applied
Study III
MUSI 380 (MUS
359)
Composition III
MUSI 356-357
(MUS 361-362)
Form and
Analysis I, II
MUSI 407 (MUS
379)
Counterpoint
MUSI 415 (MUS
424) Music of the
20th Century to
the Present
MUSI 440 (MUS
428)
Orchestration
Electives and
General
Education
18
17
1
1
-
0
-
2
3
-
2
-
-
2
music electives
2
-
Electives and
7
8
Fourth Year
MUSI 308, 312,
314, 310, 331,
or 322, 323, 362,
MUST 427 (MUS
307, 310, 313,
314, or 350)
Ensembles
MUSI 388 (MUS
388) Concert
Attendance UM
MUST 310 (MUS
429) Interactivity
and Digital
Signal
Processing
MUSI 480 (US
459)
Composition IV
MUST 410 (MUS
466) Computer
Music
Programming
MUSI 499 (MUS
499)
Professional
Project/Capstone
Pjt
Upper-division
General
Education
15
13
*MUSI 415 (MUS 424) is offered only autumn
semester in odd-numbered years. Students will
have the opportunity to enroll in either the third
or fourth year. MUSI 207X World Music is
required and fulfills Perspective X:
Indigenous and Global Perspectives.
Please explain/justify the new proposal or change. 
V Copies and Electronic Submission
Once approved, the original, a paper copy and an electronic file are submitted to the Faculty Senate
Office, UH 221 (camie.foos@mso.umt.edu).
VI Department Summary Required if several proposals are submitted. In a separate document
list program title and proposed change of all proposals.
Revised 11-2009