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Music Major
The curriculum emphasizes the development of musical listening
and performance skills as applied to both contemporary and traditional
music. Students can concentrate in the areas of Composition, Performance,
Literature, Technology or Jazz & the Music of the African Diaspora.
The major consists of nine lower-division and fifteen upper-division
courses, plus the Department Seminar (Music 143), which must be
taken each quarter that a student is a declared Music major. All
courses, except 143, must be taken for a letter grade. All courses
used for satisfying major requirements in Music must be passed with
a grade of C or better.
- Basic Musicianship: Music 2A-B-C
- Basic Keyboarding - one of the following sequences:
- Music 2AK-BK-CK (performance, composition, literature, and
technology)
- Music 2AK-BK-JK (jazz & African diaspora)
- Ensemble Performance - one of the following
sequences:
- One quarter from Music 95B-W, 130, 131, or 134, and two quarters from 95C, 95D, or 95K (performance, composition,
literature, and technology)
- Two quarters of Music 95JC or 131, plus one quarter
of Music 95C, 95D, 95G, or 95K (jazz & African diaspora)
- One of the following sequences:
- Music 101A-B-C (performance, composition, literature, and
technology)
- Music 101A-B and 104 (jazz & African diaspora)
- One of the following sequences:
- Music 102A-B-C (performance, composition, literature, and
technology)
- Music 137A-B-C (jazz & African diaspora)
- Music History and Literature: Music 120A-B-C
- Projects in New Music Performance: Music 133
- One of the following:
- Music 107, 110, 116, 150 (performance, composition, literature,
and technology)
- Music 150 (jazz & African diaspora)
- One additional course to be selected from:
- Music 107, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 126, 127A-B, and 150 (performance, composition,
literature, and technology)
- Music 151-154 (jazz & African diaspora)
- Area of Emphasis:
- Composition: Music 103A-B-C
- Performance: Music 132 x 3 quarters
- Literature: Three courses from the series Music 107-116, 126, 126,
127A-B and 150 of which at least one must be from 107, 110, 116 or 150 (in addition to Music 107, 110, 116, 150 above)
- Technology: Music 170-171-175
- Jazz & African Diaspora: Two courses
from Music 105, 126, 127A, and 127B; plus one course
from Music 107, 110, 111, 114, 115, or 150 (in addition to the Music 150 requirement above)
- Department Seminar: Music 143 every quarter
- Basic Musicianship: Music 2A-B-C
- Basic Keyboarding - one of the following sequences:
- Music 2AK-BK-CK (performance, composition, literature, and
technology)
- Music 2AK-BK-JK (jazz & African diaspora)
- Ensemble Performance - one of the following
sequences:
- Three quarters of Music 95, 130, 131, or 134, including two quarters from 95C, 95D, or 95K (performance, composition,
literature, and technology)
- Two quarters of Music 95JC or 131, plus one quarter
of Music 95C, 95D, 95G, or 95K (jazz & African diaspora)
- One of the following sequences:
- Music 101A-B-C (performance, composition, literature, and
technology)
- Music 101A-B and 104 (jazz & African diaspora)
- One of the following sequences:
- Music 102A-B-C (performance, composition, literature, and
technology)
- Music 137A-B-C (jazz & African diaspora)
- Music History and Literature: Music 120A-B-C
- Projects in New Music Performance: Music 133
- One of the following:
- Music 111 or 114 (performance, composition, literature,
and technology)
- Music 150 (jazz & African diaspora)
- One additional course to be selected from:
- Music 111-115, 126, 127A-B, and 150 (performance, composition,
literature, and technology)
- Music 151-154 (jazz & African diaspora)
- Area of Emphasis:
- Composition: Music 103A-B-C
- Performance: Music 132 x 3 quarters
- Literature: Three courses (in addition to Music 111 or 114) from the series Music 111-115, 126, and
127A-B
- Technology: Music 170-171-175
- Jazz & African Diaspora: Two courses
from Music 105, 126, 127A, and 127B; plus one course
from Music 107, 110, 111, 114, 115, or 150 (in addition to the Music 150 requirement above)
- Department Seminar: Music 143 every quarter
| Music 2A-B-C |
Basic Musicianship -- must be taken simultaneously
with |
| Music 2AK-BK-CK |
Basic Keyboard |
| Music 95A-W, 130, 131, 134 |
Ensemble Performance, Chamber Music, Jazz Improvisation,
or Symphonic Orchestra. Six quarters required; three must be
taken from 95C-Concert Choir; 95D-Symphonic Chorus; or 95K-Chamber
Singers. |
| Music 101A-B-C |
Music Theory and Practice
I |
| Music 102A-B-C |
Music Theory and Practice
II |
| choose one from |
Music 111: World Music
Traditions or
Music 114: Music of the 20th Century |
| Music 120A-B-C |
Survey of Music History
and Literature |
| Music 133 |
New Music Performance
must be taken twice |
| Music 143 |
Department Seminar:
required every quarter that students are declared Music majors. |
| Composition |
Music 103A-B-C |
| Performance |
Music 132 x 3 quarters |
| Literature |
Music 111-127 excluding
120A-B-C |
| Technology |
Music 170-171-175 |
Students wishing to pursue Honors in Music must obtain
a faculty sponsor and complete an application for department honors
in the spring quarter of their junior year. In addition to the application,
Composition, Literature, and Technology emphasis students must submit
a portfolio of works, and Performance emphasis students must audition.
A GPA of 3.6 in the major, and overall GPA of 3.0 is required to
apply for honors. Students may choose one area of emphasis for honors:
| Composition |
Music 103D-E-F, Seminar
in Composition (three quarters) |
| Literature |
Music 199, Independent
Study (three quarters) |
| Performance |
Music 132R, Recital
Preparation (three quarters) |
| Technology |
Music 176, Music Technology
Seminar (three quarters) or
Music 199, Independent Study (three quarters) |
Admittance into the honors curriculum does not guarantee
that a student will receive honors. Honors will be determined in
the spring quarter of the senior year by a Faculty Honors Committee
reviewing the student’s overall academic achievement and recital
or project.
Honors in Jazz and Music of the African Diaspora: It is possible to pursue honors in jazz. Please see the undergraduate advisor for further information.
If you intend to apply for honors, please speak with
the departmental undergraduate
advisor for more specific information.
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