Overview
Music is a vital part of a broad liberal arts curriculum. As a means of worship, community engagement, and self-expression, the study of music offers a variety of ways for students to pursue the glory of God and offer service to humanity. A minor in music provides students basic training for a wide variety of professions and interests.
A maximum of ten (10) credits of applied music or ensembles may be applied to the graduation requirements for students who are not music majors or minors.
Music Minor Courses (24-25):
Applied Performance:
Students choose from any combination of the following (6)
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MUS 190
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Class Voice
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1/Semester
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MUS 195
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Class Piano
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1/Semester
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MUS 101-108
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Private Voice
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1/Semester
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MUS 111-118
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Private Instrumental Lessons
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1/Semester
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MUS 121-128
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Vocal Ensembles
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1/Semester
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MUS 131-138
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Chorale
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1/Semester
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MUS 171-178
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Instrumental Ensembles
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1/Semester
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Music Educations:
Students choose one of the following (2)
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MUS 220
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Classroom Music Methods
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2
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MUS 222
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Conducting I
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2
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MUS 224
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Music Literature
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2
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MUS 226
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Piano Pedagogy and Practice
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2
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Theory and Composition (8):
Students must take both of the following courses:
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MUS 230
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Aural and Written Theory with Keyboard I
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4
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MUS 231
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Aural and Written Theory with Keyboard II
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4
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Music History:
Students choose from the following (6):
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MUS 211
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Music Appreciation
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3
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MUS 240
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Music History of the Western World I
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3
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MUS 241
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Music History of the Western World II
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3
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MUS 246
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World Music Survey
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3
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MUS 250
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Survey of Worship in Church History
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3
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Electives:
Choose from the following (2-3)
- Any course from Applied Music, 2-3 Credits
- COM 256 Audio Production, 3 Credits
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