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Music, Bachelor of Arts

The music major requires 49-58 hours of credit, depending on the student’s concentration, and leads to a bachelor of arts degree.

Music Major Requirements

Core Courses

MUED 322Instrumental Rehearsal Techniques

2
OR
MUED 324Choral Rehearsal Techniques

2
 
MUED 357Elementary Music Methods

2
MUSG 100Recital Class

0.25
MUSG 209Music Listening

2
MUSG 221Elementary Conducting

2
MUSG 309Music History I

3
MUSG 310Music History II

3
MUSG 418Senior Recital

1
MUTH 103Written Theory I

3
MUTH 103EAural Skills I

1
MUTH 104Written Theory II

3
MUTH 104EAural Skills II

1
MUTH 203Written Theory III

3
MUTH 203EAural Skills III

1
MUTH 204Written Theory IV

3
MUTH 204EAural Skills IV

1
MUEN Ensemble (Four must be in a large ensemble)

6

Enrollment in a music ensemble (MUEN) is required every semester while in residence.

MUSG 100 must be completed every semester.

Selection of a Concentration(10-19 cr)

Composition Concentration

MUED 281Strings Class

1
MUED 282Percussion Class

1
MUED 291Brass Methods Class

1
MUED 292Woodwind Methods Class

1
MUSG 260Introduction to Music Technology

2
MUTH 230Introduction to Composition

2
MUTH 320Orchestration and Arranging

2
MUTH 330Form and Analysis

2
MUAP Applied Lessons (Four must be upper division)

6

Instrumental (Non-Piano) Concentration

MUAP 101Class Piano I

1
MUAP 102Class Piano II

1
MUAP 103Class Piano III

1
MUAP 104Class Piano IV

1
MUAP Applied Lessons (Two must be upper division)

6-8
Enrollment in applied lessons (MUAP) are required every semester while in residence until senior recital completion.

Voice Concentration

MUAP 101Class Piano I

1
MUAP 102Class Piano II

1
MUAP 103Class Piano III

1
MUAP 104Class Piano IV

1
MUAP 314Foreign Language Diction

1
MUAP 316Vocal Pedagogy and Literature

2
MUAP Applied Lessons (Four must be upper division)

12-16
Enrollment in applied lessons (MUAP) are required every semester while in residence until senior recital completion.

In addition to the major requirements listed above, students will need to complete a general education curriculum and elective courses to earn 120 credits which is mandatory for earning a Greenville University degree.  Details about the general education curriculum can be found in the Academic Information section of this catalog.  Some general education requirements are met through required major courses which reduces the number of required general education credits.  Students should work closely with their advisor to put together an academic plan to make sure all degree requirements are met in a timely manner.

The outcomes for this program can be found on the Greenville University Institutional Assessment webpage.