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From: Vankeerbergen, BernadetteTo: Newhouse, Melissa A.Cc: Fink, Steven; Jenkins, Mary Ellen; Daly, Marymegan; Heysel, GarettSubject: Revision to the Music BADate: Monday, February 02, 2015 4:41:44 PMAttachments: Cover letter from A&H Panel to ASCC.pdf

MusicBA_REV1-30-15.pdf

Dear Melissa, Please find attached a revision to the Music major leading to the BA. The changes were approved with one contingency by ASCC on Friday, January 23, 2015. The small contingency has now been addressed. The revision will next need to be reviewed by CAA. The attachments are: (1) cover letter from Tim Leasure and detailed explanation of changes, (2) current advising sheet, (3) proposed advising sheet , (4) updated sample 4-year plan, and (5) updated curriculum map for the major. I am also attaching the Arts and Humanities Panel cover letter to ASCC. Please let me know if you have any questions. My best,Bernadette Bernadette Vankeerbergen, Ph.D.Program Manager, Curriculum and AssessmentArts and SciencesThe Ohio State University154D Denney Hall164 W 17th Ave.Columbus, OH 43210Phone: 614-688-5679Fax: 614-292-6303http://asccas.osu.edu

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January 20, 2015

To: Meg Daly, Chair of ASCC

From: Janice M. Aski, Chair of ASCC Arts and Humanities Panel

Dear Meg,

At our meeting on Friday, January 16, 2015 the Arts and Humanities Panel reviewed the

proposal from School of Music to revise the Bachelor of Arts in the Music program. With the

goal of fulfilling students desire and need for more disciplinary concentrations, the program

proposes to eliminate the current elective credits in Musicology and Music and create elective

concentrations in Performance, Musicology, Theory, Composition, and Jazz Studies. In addition,

there is a no-concentration option for those students seeking the traditional flexibility of the

Bachelor of Arts in Music. Current students in the Bachelor of Arts will have the freedom to

choose whether to stay on the existing program or to switch to the new program.

The panel found this proposal to be clear and thorough, and unanimously approved the changes

to the BA in Music.

Respectfully,

Janice M. Aski

December 18, 2014

Subject: Revision to the Bachelor of Arts in Music

To Whom This May Concern,

The School of Music is requesting a revision to the Bachelor of Arts in Music program. While the current program is considered to be very flexible, the Schools faculty believes that many students also desire and need disciplinary concentrations in addition to the flexibility inherent to the program. Current or prospective music students who are interested in pairing music with a program outside of the School will be very interested in the newly revised program. We expect enrollment in the School to increase modestly as a result of these revisions.

In the new program, the School is creating concentrations in Performance, Musicology, Theory, Composition, and Jazz Studies. The credits used for these concentrations stem from the musicology and music electives present in the current form of the program. In addition, there is a no-concentration option for those students seeking the traditional flexibility of the Bachelor of Arts in Music. Current students in the Bachelor of Arts will have the freedom to choose whether to stay on the existing program or to switch to the new program.

Sincerely,

Timothy Leasure Associate Director Chair of Undergraduate Studies The School of Music

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Music Undergraduate Studies

110 Weigel Hall

1866 College Road Columbus, OH 43210-1170

614-292-2870 Phone

614-292-1102 Fax

music.osu.edu

Revised 1/30/15 TLL

Name:________________________________________

Survey Course 1 unit Units Gr Sem Arts Survey 1100 1

General Education: 58 60 Units Writing: 6 units

English 1110 3 Writing Level 2 3

Literature: 3 units Literature 3

Arts: 3 units Arts 3

Math and Data Analysis: 6 8 units Math 35 Basic Computational Skills Math or Logical Skills Data Analysis 3

Natural Sciences: 10 units Must be taken from both areas below. One of the courses must have a lab.

Biological Science 15 Physical Science 15

Culture & Ideas/Historical Study: 6 units Historical Study 3 Cultures & Ideas OR Historical Study

3

Social Sciences: 6 units Social Science2 3 Social Science2 3

Open Options: 6 units Open Option3 3 Open Option3 3

Foreign Languages: 12 units Foreign Language, levels 1 3 12

Social Diversity in U.S.1 Global Studies1 Music 22402241, Music 3351

1 Typically embedded in other requirements 2 Choose 1 course from 2 of 3 categories

Reqd Overall GPA...........................2.0 Reqd CPHR Required...2.0 GPA in Major..........2.0 Major course work must be C or better on the BA This checklist is ONLY a planning tool and should be used in conjunction with the College of the Arts and Sciences General Education (GE) Course List document (a.k.a. the pink sheets).

3Open option courses can be selected from any of the following: Another GE Approved Course, Service learning course, Cross Disciplinary seminar, Education abroad

Bachelor of Arts in Music School of Music

SEMESTER

Music Major: 48 52 units Music Theory: 8 units Units Gr Sem 2221 Music Theory I 2 Au 2222 Music Theory II 2 Sp 3421 Music Theory III 2 Au 3422 Music Theory IV 2 Sp

Aural Training: 8 units 2224 Aural Training I 2 Au 2225 Aural Training II 2 Sp 3424 Aural Training III 2 Au 3425 Aural Training IV 2 Sp

Musicology: 16 18 units beyond GE Upper Level Electives: 2244, 2252, 3342, 3347, 3348, 3349, 5646, 5648, 5649, 5650, 5651, 5674

2240 Music History I 3 Sp 2241 Music History II 3 Au 2242 Music History III 3 Sp 3351 World Music 3 Au Upper Level Musicology Elective 2 3 Au/Sp Upper Level Musicology Elective 2 3 Au/Sp

Piano Methods: 3 units VOI and BHPSW principals: 3 hrs 2261.01 Keyboard Skills I 1 Au 2262.01 Keyboard Skills II 1 Sp 2263.01 Keyboard Skills III 1 Au

OR PIA Principals: 3 hrs 2264.01 Keyboard Skills IV 1 Sp 2208.01 Small Ensemble: Piano 1 Au/Sp 2208.01 Small Ensemble: Piano 1 Au/Sp

Applied Study and Ensembles: 10 units 2201.xx Applied Music, Principal* 4 Au/Sp 3403.xx Applied Music, Principal* 4 Au/Sp 2203.xx 2208.xx, 2215.xx, or 3312 1 Au/Sp 2203.xx 2208.xx, 2215.xx, or 3312 1 Au/Sp

Music Elective: 3 units** 3 Au/Sp * 2 2credit registrations required of this course. ** 3000-level or above in music.

University Electives: *** Units Gr Sem

*** Required as needed to reach 121 total units.

Major 48 units GE 58 units University Electives 14 units Survey 1 unit Minimum Total Units to Graduate 121 units

VOI Voice, BHPSW Brass, Harp, Percussion, Strings, Woodwinds, PIA - Piano

General Education: 58 60 Units

Writing: 6 units English 1110 3 Writing Level 2 3




Natural Sciences: 10 units Typically 3 courses with at least one course with a lab. Biological science Physical science Biological or Physical Science

Culture & Ideas/Historical Study: 6 units Historical Study 3 Cultures & Ideas OR Historical Study 3





1Typically embedded in other requirements. If no overlap with another GE category, then Social Diversity in U.S. will correspond to one course and Global Studies will correspond to two courses. 2 Choose 1 course from 2 of 3 categories

Reqd Overall GPA...........................2.0 Reqd CPHR Required...2.0 GPA in Major..........2.0 Major course work must be C or better on the BA This checklist is ONLY a planning tool and should be used in conjunction with the College of the Arts and Sciences General Education (GE) Course List document (a.k.a. the tan sheets).

3Open option courses can be selected from any of the following:

Another GE approved course (except Mathematics 1151 or below) GE Cross Disciplinary Seminar Course approved for GE service-learning Course approved for GE education abroad


Autumn 2015

Music Major: 48 50 units

Music Theory: 8 units Units Sem 2221 Music Theory I 2 Au 2222 Music Theory II 2 Sp 3421 Music Theory III 2 Au 3422 Music Theory IV 2 Sp


Musicology: 12 units 2240 Music History I 3 Sp 2241 Music History II 3 Au 2242 Music History III 3 Sp 3351 World Music 3 Au

Keyboard Skills: 3 units VOI and BHPSW principals: 3 units 2261.01 Keyboard Skills I 1 Au 2262.01 Keyboard Skills II 1 Sp 2263.01 Keyboard Skills III 1 Au

OR PIA Principals: 3 units 2264.01 Keyboard Skills IV 1 Sp 2208.01 Small Ensemble: Piano 1 Au/Sp 2208.01 Small Ensemble: Piano 1 Au/Sp

Applied Study and Ensembles: 10 units 2201.xx Applied Music, Principal* 4 Au/Sp 3403.xx Applied Music, Principal* 4 Au/Sp 2203.xx 2208.xx, 2215.xx, or 3312 1 Au/Sp 2203.xx 2208.xx, 2215.xx, or 3312 1 Au/Sp * 2 2credit registrations required of this course.

Concentrations: 7 9 credits Units Sem Performance: 3403.xx Applied Music, Principal* 4 Au/Sp 2203.xx2208.xx, 2215.xx, or 3312 2 Au/Sp 4505 Junior Recital 0 Au/Sp Music Elective** 3 Au/Sp Musicology: Upper Level Musicology Electives*** 4 - 6 Au/Sp Music Elective** 3 Au/Sp Theory/Composition Upper level Theory/Comp Electives**** 4 - 6 Au/Sp Music Elective** 3 Au/Sp Jazz Studies 2231 - Jazz Theory 2 Au 2209 - Jazz Improvisation 1 3 Sp Music Elective** 3 Au/Sp

OR Open Music Electives** 7-9 Au/Sp

** 3000-level or above in music. ***Upper Level Musicology Electives: 2244, 2252, 3342, 3343, 3347, 3348, 3349, 4555.xx (by permission), 5646, 5648, 5649, 5650, 5651 ****Upper Level Theory/Composition Electives: 4531, 4535, 5620, 5621, 5622, 5623 University Electives: **** Units Sem

**** Required as needed to reach 121 total units.


VOI Voice, BHPSW Brass, Harp, Percussion, Strings, Woodwinds, PIA Piano

TLL 1/30/15

Survey Course 1 unit Units Sem Arts Survey 1100 1

Revised 12/18/14 TLL

Bachelor of Arts in Music Sample 4-Year Plan Performance Concentration (Autumn 2015) Your individual needs may vary according to interest, track, availability, placement, or honors requirements. In order to graduate you need to meet the specific requirements of the GE, major, and all other university requirements. Autumn Semester Cr Spring Semester Cr 1st

GE Language 1101 4 GE Language 1102 4 Y E A R

Music 2224 (aural) 2 Music 2225 (aural) 2 Music 2221 (theory) 2 Music 2222 (theory) 2 Music 2201.xx (applied) 2 Music 2201.xx (applied) 2 English 1110 3 Music 2240 (history) 3 Music 2261.01 (keyboard skills I) 1 Music 2262.01 (keyboard skills II) 1 Arts Survey 1100 1 GE Historical Study 3 Total Hours 15 17 32 Autumn Semester Cr Spring Semester Cr 2nd

GE Language 1103 4 GE 1st Science 2+ Y E A R

Music 3421 (theory) 2 Music 3422 (theory) 2 Music 3424 (aural) 2 Music 3425 (aural) 2 Music 2263.01 (keyboard skills III) 1 Ensemble2 1-2 Music 2241 (history) 3 Music 2242 (history) 3 Music 3403.xx (applied) 2 Music 3403.xx (applied) 2 Ensemble2 1-2 GE 2nd Science w/lab 4 Total Hours 15-16 16-17 31+ Autumn Semester Cr Spring Semester Cr 3RD

GE 3rd Science w/lab 4 GE 1st Social Science 3 Y E A R

GE 2nd level writing 3 GE Open option2 3 Music 3351 3 University Elective 2 University Elective 3 GE Data Analysis 3 Music 3403.xx (applied) 2 GE Open option2 3 Music 3403.xx (applied) 2 Music 4505 - Recital 0 Total Hours 15 16 31 Autumn Semester Cr Spring Semester Cr 4TH

Degree Total

GE Literature 3 University Elective 3 Y E A R

University Elective 3 GE Cultures and Ideas or Historical Study

3

University Elective 3 Music Elective1 3 GE Math and Logical Skills 3-5 GE Arts 3 GE 2nd Social Science 3 Total Hours 12-14 15 27+ 121 1 Music Electives: 3000 level or above 2 Choose from: 2203.xx -2208.xx, 2215.xx, or 3312 3 Open option courses can be selected from any of the following: Another GE approved course (except Mathematics 1151 or below), GE Cross Disciplinary Seminar, Course approved for GE service-learning, Course approved for GE education abroad

*121 hours are the minimum total hours to graduate for students entering summer 2012 and thereafter.

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GOAL A: Hear and Identify Elements of Music

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GOAL D: Develop Knowledge of Musical Literature

GOAL E: Develop Musical Judgement

GOAL F: Develop Performing Skills

GOAL G: Understand Musical Styles

GOAL H: Develop a Broad Musical Knowledge

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Aural Training2224 beginning beginning beginning beginning beginning2225 beginning beginning beginning beginning beginning3424 intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate3425 intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate

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Piano Methods2261.01 beginning beginning beginning beginning beginning2262.01 intermediate intermediate intermediate beginning beginning2263.01 intermediate advanced intermediate intermediate2264.01 advanced advanced advanced advanced advanced

Applied Study and Ensembles

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3312 intermediate advanced beginning intermediate intermediate advanced intermediate4505 intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate advanced intermediate beginning

Jazz Studies2231 intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate2209 intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate

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January 20, 2015

To: Meg Daly, Chair of ASCC

From: Janice M. Aski, Chair of ASCC Arts and Humanities Panel

Dear Meg,

At our meeting on Friday, January 16, 2015 the Arts and Humanities Panel reviewed the

proposal from School of Music to revise the Bachelor of Arts in the Music program. With the

goal of fulfilling students desire and need for more disciplinary concentrations, the program

proposes to eliminate the current elective credits in Musicology and Music and create elective

concentrations in Performance, Musicology, Theory, Composition, and Jazz Studies. In addition,

there is a no-concentration option for those students seeking the traditional flexibility of the

Bachelor of Arts in Music. Current students in the Bachelor of Arts will have the freedom to

choose whether to stay on the existing program or to switch to the new program.

The panel found this proposal to be clear and thorough, and unanimously approved the changes

to the BA in Music.

Respectfully,

Janice M. Aski

CAA 2 of 8

December 18, 2014

Subject: Revision to the Bachelor of Arts in Music

To Whom This May Concern,

The School of Music is requesting a revision to the Bachelor of Arts in Music program. While the current program is considered to be very flexible, the Schools faculty believes that many students also desire and need disciplinary concentrations in addition to the flexibility inherent to the program. Current or prospective music students who are interested in pairing music with a program outside of the School will be very interested in the newly revised program. We expect enrollment in the School to increase modestly as a result of these revisions.

In the new program, the School is creating concentrations in Performance, Musicology, Theory, Composition, and Jazz Studies. The credits used for these concentrations stem from the musicology and music electives present in the current form of the program. In addition, there is a no-concentration option for those students seeking the traditional flexibility of the Bachelor of Arts in Music. Current students in the Bachelor of Arts will have the freedom to choose whether to stay on the existing program or to switch to the new program.

Sincerely,

Timothy Leasure Associate Director Chair of Undergraduate Studies The School of Music

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Music Undergraduate Studies

110 Weigel Hall

1866 College Road Columbus, OH 43210-1170

614-292-2870 Phone

614-292-1102 Fax

music.osu.edu

CAA 3 of 8

Revised 1/30/15 TLL

Name:________________________________________

Survey Course 1 unit Units Gr Sem Arts Survey 1100 1

General Education: 58 60 Units Writing: 6 units

English 1110 3 Writing Level 2 3




Natural Sciences: 10 units Must be taken from both areas below. One of the courses must have a lab.

Biological Science 15 Physical Science 15

Culture & Ideas/Historical Study: 6 units Historical Study 3 Cultures & Ideas OR Historical Study

3





1 Typically embedded in other requirements 2 Choose 1 course from 2 of 3 categories

Reqd Overall GPA...........................2.0 Reqd CPHR Required...2.0 GPA in Major..........2.0 Major course work must be C or better on the BA This checklist is ONLY a planning tool and should be used in conjunction with the College of the Arts and Sciences General Education (GE) Course List document (a.k.a. the pink sheets).

3Open option courses can be selected from any of the following: Another GE Approved Course, Service learning course, Cross Disciplinary seminar, Education abroad


SEMESTER

Music Major: 48 52 units Music Theory: 8 units Units Gr Sem 2221 Music Theory I 2 Au 2222 Music Theory II 2 Sp 3421 Music Theory III 2 Au 3422 Music Theory IV 2 Sp


Musicology: 16 18 units beyond GE Upper Level Electives: 2244, 2252, 3342, 3347, 3348, 3349, 5646, 5648, 5649, 5650, 5651, 5674

2240 Music History I 3 Sp 2241 Music History II 3 Au 2242 Music History III 3 Sp 3351 World Music 3 Au Upper Level Musicology Elective 2 3 Au/Sp Upper Level Musicology Elective 2 3 Au/Sp

Piano Methods: 3 units VOI and BHPSW principals: 3 hrs 2261.01 Keyboard Skills I 1 Au 2262.01 Keyboard Skills II 1 Sp 2263.01 Keyboard Skills III 1 Au

OR PIA Principals: 3 hrs 2264.01 Keyboard Skills IV 1 Sp 2208.01 Small Ensemble: Piano 1 Au/Sp 2208.01 Small Ensemble: Piano 1 Au/Sp

Applied Study and Ensembles: 10 units 2201.xx Applied Music, Principal* 4 Au/Sp 3403.xx Applied Music, Principal* 4 Au/Sp 2203.xx 2208.xx, 2215.xx, or 3312 1 Au/Sp 2203.xx 2208.xx, 2215.xx, or 3312 1 Au/Sp

Music Elective: 3 units** 3 Au/Sp * 2 2credit registrations required of this course. ** 3000-level or above in music.

University Electives: *** Units Gr Sem

*** Required as needed to reach 121 total units.


VOI Voice, BHPSW Brass, Harp, Percussion, Strings, Woodwinds, PIA - Piano

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General Education: 58 60 Units

Writing: 6 units English 1110 3 Writing Level 2 3




Natural Sciences: 10 units Typically 3 courses with at least one course with a lab. Biological science Physical science Biological or Physical Science

Culture & Ideas/Historical Study: 6 units Historical Study 3 Cultures & Ideas OR Historical Study 3





1Typically embedded in other requirements. If no overlap with another GE category, then Social Diversity in U.S. will correspond to one course and Global Studies will correspond to two courses. 2 Choose 1 course from 2 of 3 categories

Reqd Overall GPA...........................2.0 Reqd CPHR Required...2.0 GPA in Major..........2.0 Major course work must be C or better on the BA This checklist is ONLY a planning tool and should be used in conjunction with the College of the Arts and Sciences General Education (GE) Course List document (a.k.a. the tan sheets).

3Open option courses can be selected from any of the following:

Another GE approved course (except Mathematics 1151 or below) GE Cross Disciplinary Seminar Course approved for GE service-learning Course approved for GE education abroad


Autumn 2015

Music Major: 48 50 units

Music Theory: 8 units Units Sem 2221 Music Theory I 2 Au 2222 Music Theory II 2 Sp 3421 Music Theory III 2 Au 3422 Music Theory IV 2 Sp


Musicology: 12 units 2240 Music History I 3 Sp 2241 Music History II 3 Au 2242 Music History III 3 Sp 3351 World Music 3 Au

Keyboard Skills: 3 units VOI and BHPSW principals: 3 units 2261.01 Keyboard Skills I 1 Au 2262.01 Keyboard Skills II 1 Sp 2263.01 Keyboard Skills III 1 Au

OR PIA Principals: 3 units 2264.01 Keyboard Skills IV 1 Sp 2208.01 Small Ensemble: Piano 1 Au/Sp 2208.01 Small Ensemble: Piano 1 Au/Sp

Applied Study and Ensembles: 10 units 2201.xx Applied Music, Principal* 4 Au/Sp 3403.xx Applied Music, Principal* 4 Au/Sp 2203.xx 2208.xx, 2215.xx, or 3312 1 Au/Sp 2203.xx 2208.xx, 2215.xx, or 3312 1 Au/Sp * 2 2credit registrations required of this course.

Concentrations: 7 9 credits Units Sem Performance: 3403.xx Applied Music, Principal* 4 Au/Sp 2203.xx2208.xx, 2215.xx, or 3312 2 Au/Sp 4505 Junior Recital 0 Au/Sp Music Elective** 3 Au/Sp Musicology: Upper Level Musicology Electives*** 4 - 6 Au/Sp Music Elective** 3 Au/Sp Theory/Composition Upper level Theory/Comp Electives**** 4 - 6 Au/Sp Music Elective** 3 Au/Sp Jazz Studies 2231 - Jazz Theory 2 Au 2209 - Jazz Improvisation 1 3 Sp Music Elective** 3 Au/Sp

OR Open Music Electives** 7-9 Au/Sp

** 3000-level or above in music. ***Upper Level Musicology Electives: 2244, 2252, 3342, 3343, 3347, 3348, 3349, 4555.xx (by permission), 5646, 5648, 5649, 5650, 5651 ****Upper Level Theory/Composition Electives: 4531, 4535, 5620, 5621, 5622, 5623 University Electives: **** Units Sem

**** Required as needed to reach 121 total units.


VOI Voice, BHPSW Brass, Harp, Percussion, Strings, Woodwinds, PIA Piano

TLL 1/30/15

Survey Course 1 unit Units Sem Arts Survey 1100 1

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Revised 12/18/14 TLL

Bachelor of Arts in Music Sample 4-Year Plan Performance Concentration (Autumn 2015) Your individual needs may vary according to interest, track, availability, placement, or honors requirements. In order to graduate you need to meet the specific requirements of the GE, major, and all other university requirements. Autumn Semester Cr Spring Semester Cr 1st

GE Language 1101 4 GE Language 1102 4 Y E A R

Music 2224 (aural) 2 Music 2225 (aural) 2 Music 2221 (theory) 2 Music 2222 (theory) 2 Music 2201.xx (applied) 2 Music 2201.xx (applied) 2 English 1110 3 Music 2240 (history) 3 Music 2261.01 (keyboard skills I) 1 Music 2262.01 (keyboard skills II) 1 Arts Survey 1100 1 GE Historical Study 3 Total Hours 15 17 32 Autumn Semester Cr Spring Semester Cr 2nd

GE Language 1103 4 GE 1st Science 2+ Y E A R

Music 3421 (theory) 2 Music 3422 (theory) 2 Music 3424 (aural) 2 Music 3425 (aural) 2 Music 2263.01 (keyboard skills III) 1 Ensemble2 1-2 Music 2241 (history) 3 Music 2242 (history) 3 Music 3403.xx (applied) 2 Music 3403.xx (applied) 2 Ensemble2 1-2 GE 2nd Science w/lab 4 Total Hours 15-16 16-17 31+ Autumn Semester Cr Spring Semester Cr 3RD

GE 3rd Science w/lab 4 GE 1st Social Science 3 Y E A R

GE 2nd level writing 3 GE Open option2 3 Music 3351 3 University Elective 2 University Elective 3 GE Data Analysis 3 Music 3403.xx (applied) 2 GE Open option2 3 Music 3403.xx (applied) 2 Music 4505 - Recital 0 Total Hours 15 16 31 Autumn Semester Cr Spring Semester Cr 4TH

Degree Total

GE Literature 3 University Elective 3 Y E A R

University Elective 3 GE Cultures and Ideas or Historical Study

3

University Elective 3 Music Elective1 3 GE Math and Logical Skills 3-5 GE Arts 3 GE 2nd Social Science 3 Total Hours 12-14 15 27+ 121 1 Music Electives: 3000 level or above 2 Choose from: 2203.xx -2208.xx, 2215.xx, or 3312 3 Open option courses can be selected from any of the following: Another GE approved course (except Mathematics 1151 or below), GE Cross Disciplinary Seminar, Course approved for GE service-learning, Course approved for GE education abroad

*121 hours are the minimum total hours to graduate for students entering summer 2012 and thereafter.

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Aural Training2224 beginning beginning beginning beginning beginning2225 beginning beginning beginning beginning beginning3424 intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate3425 intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate

Musicology2240 intermediate intermediate beginning beginning beginning beginning beginning2241 intermediate intermediate beginning beginning beginning beginning beginning2242 intermediate intermediate beginning beginning beginning beginning beginning2244 intermediate intermediate beginning intermediate beginning beginning intermediate2252 beginning beginning beginning beginning beginning intermediate3342 intermediate beginning intermediate beginning beginning intermediate3343 intermediate beginning intermediate beginning beginning intermediate3347 intermediate beginning intermediate beginning beginning intermediate3348 beginning beginning beginning beginning beginning intermediate3349 intermediate beginning intermediate beginning beginning intermediate3351 intermediate intermediate beginning beginning beginning beginning beginning

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Piano Methods2261.01 beginning beginning beginning beginning beginning2262.01 intermediate intermediate intermediate beginning beginning2263.01 intermediate advanced intermediate intermediate2264.01 advanced advanced advanced advanced advanced

Applied Study and Ensembles

2201.xx beginning beginning beginning beginning beginning beginnning beginning2203.xx intermediate advanced beginning intermediate intermediate advanced intermediate2208.xx intermediate advanced beginning intermediate intermediate advanced intermediate2215.xx intermediate advanced beginning intermediate intermediate advanced intermediate3403.xx intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate beginning

3312 intermediate advanced beginning intermediate intermediate advanced intermediate4505 intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate advanced intermediate beginning

Jazz Studies2231 intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate2209 intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate intermediate

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Revision to the Music BA.pdfCover letter from AH Panel to ASCC (2).pdfMusicBA_REV1-30-15 (3).pdfBA_rationale 12 19 14BA_2012BA_AU2015REV2 12 19 14BA Music 4 Year Plan SemesterAU2015 rev 12 19 14BA_MapAU2015 rev 12 19 14

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