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2019-2020 Graduate Catalog 
    
2019-2020 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED BULLETIN]

Instrumental Conducting, D.M.A


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The Doctor of Musical Arts degree program is designed to develop the complete musician, emphasizing both the highest level of musicianship and practical scholarly insight. Each curriculum is intended to prepare the respective candidate for a career at the most advanced level of performance, teaching, or composition.

Completion of the D.M.A. usually takes a minimum of two full years beyond the master’s degree. The first year should be spent in residence, implying full-time status with a minimum course load of 9 credits per semester. One summer session prior to residence is permitted. Doctor of Musical Arts programs must be completed within seven years from the date of matriculation.

The D.M.A. consists of an area of concentration and an elective minor area.

Total credits for degree: 49-61


Major Area (28 credits)


Other Studies (15 credits)


Electives


Minor area or electives 6-18 credit(s) 6

Note(s):


1Additional private lessons beyond five semesters incur an extra fee.

2REC 871  and REC 872  must be recorded for archiving.

3The topic of the lecture recital must be approved by the Graduate Studies Committee.

4TH 611 , TH 612 , TH 613 - Graduate Music Theory Review: Post-Tonal Theory  (must be taken first if required per placement exam).

5HLM 611 , HLM 612 , HLM 613 - Graduate Music History Review: Romantic and Early 20th-Century Music  (must be taken first if required per placement exam).

6Declaration of a minor area must be approved by the department offering courses in the minor area. Up to 9 credits may be applied from previous graduate work. Students who have fulfilled their history or theory requirements through their minor may substitute free electives toward minimum credit requirements.

Additional other studies courses may be required if deficiencies are discovered as a result of a diagnostic placement exam.

HLM 611 , HLM 612 , HLM 613 TH 611 , TH 612 , and TH 613  do not fulfill requirements in music history or music theory.

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