The music minor program is designed to serve students who wish to continue with their love of music, even though they are planning a major in a different discipline. The program provides for private study in the areas of instrumental, keyboard or vocal music, in addition to participation in college ensembles.
Minor Courses
Two of the following:
- MUS 107: History and Literature of Classical Music
- MUS 121: Music Theory I
- MUS 122: Music Theory II
- MUS 123: Aural Training I
- MUS 124: Aural Training II
Literature course:
- MUS 149: Understanding and Enjoying Music
3-4 hours from:
- MUS 121: Music Theory I
- MUS 122: Music Theory II
- MUS 123: Aural Training I
- MUS 124: Aural Training II
- MUS 221: Music Theory III
- MUS 222: Music Theory IV
- MUS 223: Aural Training III
- MUS 224: Aural Training IV
- MUS 246: History and Literature: Romantic and 20th Century
- MUS 247: History and Literature: Medieval, Renaissance, Early Baroque
Electives
6 hours of additional music courses
Non-Major Performance Area
(127-28 thru 427-28) 4 hours
Major Ensemble Participation
Students will participate in the equivalent of four hours of ensembles, opera or accompanying.