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Certificate of Technical Studies in Music

Learning Outcomes:

Recipients of the Certificate of Technical Studies in Music will have demonstrated:

comprehension of basic tonal music theory and aural theory skills and concepts;
basic fundamental performance skills on a primary instrument or voice;
comprehension of the basic historical significance and development of Western Art music from the Middle Ages to the present;
basic fundamental performance skills on piano; and
successful communication within the music environment using verbal, written, and basic computer literacy skills.

Required courses for the Certificate of Technical Studies in Music:

First Semester		Hours
MUSC 110:	Class Piano I	1
MUSC 112:	Ear Training/SS I	1
MUSC 122:	Music Theory I	3
MUSC 120:	Music Appreciation	3
MUSC *	Approved Music Ensemble	1
MUSC **	Approved Studio Lesson	2
ENGL 101:	Composition & Rhetoric I	3
		14

Second Semester		Hours
MUSC 111:	Class Piano II	1
MUSC 113:	Ear Training/SS II	1
MUSC 123:	Music Theory II	3
MUSC *	Approved Music Ensemble	1
MUSC **	Approved Studio Lesson	2
	Approved Humanities Elective ***	3
ENGL 102:	Composition & Rhetoric II	3
CIS 105:	Computer Concepts	3
		17

Total for Certificate		31

*Approved Music Ensembles

MUSC 140-143 Concert Band
MUSC 144-147 Jazz Ensemble
MUSC 148-151 Concert Choir

**Approved Studio Lessons

MUSC 230-233 Applied Piano
MUSC 234-237 Applied Voice
MUSC 238-241 Applied Flute
MUSC 242-245 Applied Oboe
MUSC 246-249 Applied Clarinet
MUSC 250-253 Applied Bassoon
MUSC 254-257 Applied Saxophone
MUSC 258-261 Applied Trumpet
MUSC 262-265 Applied Horn
MUSC 266-269 Applied Trombone
MUSC 270-273 Applied Tuba / Euphonium
MUSC 274-277 Applied Percussion
MUSC 278-281 Applied Classical Guitar

***Approved Humanities Electives

English 201, 202, 255, 256
French 101, 102
History 101, 102, 103, 104, 201, 202, 203
Religion 201, 202
Spanish 101, 102, 201

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