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Orchestral Instrument, B.Mus. and Instrument Performance with Suzuki Pedagogy Emphasis, M.M. (5 Year Program)


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Orchestral Performance includes the bassoon, cello, clarinet, double bass, euphonium, flute, French horn, harp, oboe, percussion, saxophone, trombone, trumpet, tuba, viola and violin. Degree requirements for guitar, piano and voice performance are listed separately and are not included on this page.

US 150 First Year Success Seminar


All incoming new students will be registered for US 150 - First Year Success Seminar  during the first semester of the first year.  The credit earned for this course does not count toward the completion of the degree.

Required Credits: 159 (Five Year Program)


B.Mus. = 123 credits

M.M.  = 36 credits

First Year


Semester 1 (17 credits)


Semester 2 (17 credits)


Second Year


Semester 1 (18 credits)


Semester 2 (18 credits)


Third Year


Semester 1 (18 credits)


Semester 2 (18 credits)


Fourth Year


Semester 1 (18 credits)


Semester 2 (12 credits)


  • AXX 999 - Major instrument instruction 4 credit(s)
  • HLM 615 - Pro-Seminar in Music History 3 credit(s)
  • ENS - Chamber ensemble 1 credit(s)
  • IPO - Instrumental performing organization 1 credit(s)
  • TPR 501 - Suzuki Pedagogy II 3 credit(s)

Fifth Year


Semester 1 (13 credits)


  • AXX 999 - Major instrument instruction 4 credit(s)
  • IPO - Instrumental performing organization 1 credit(s)
  • ENS - Chamber ensemble 1 credit(s)
  • TPR 502 - Suzuki Pedagogy III 3 credit(s)
  • TH - Music theory elective 3 credit(s)
  • REC 671 - Recital (M.M.) 1 credit(s)

Semester 2 (10 credits)


  • AXX 999 - Major instrument instruction 4 credit(s)
  • IPO - Instrumental performing organization 1 credit(s)
  • ENS - Chamber ensemble 1 credit(s)
  • TPR 503 - Suzuki Pedagogy IV 3 credit(s)
  • REC 652 - Suzuki Pedagogy Lecture-Recital 1 credit(s)

Notes:


1 Enrollment dependent on placement exam.

2 Students whose principal instrument is keyboard, and those who are waived because of proficiency, must replace these credits with equivalent credits approved by assigned advisor.

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