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2010-2012 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
2010-2012 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Music/Music Education


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Bachelor of Arts 

Please see the Education Programs  section of this Catalog for additional information.

Suggested Sequence


Freshman Sem. 1


Sophomore Sem. 2


Junior Sem. 2


Senior Sem. 1


Senior Sem. 2


Notes


*Meets one social science requirement and required for certification.

**Students must demonstrate proficiency in piano and voice. Voice and piano proficiency may be satisfied through MSC 207 and/or MSC 306.

***MSC 333, MSC 334, and MSC 335 collectively satisfy a 3 credit course requirement.

The above sequence of courses reflects a typical program of study but is subject to change.

Diversity Requirements


All music education majors must fulfill the following diversity requirements:

  1. Completion of at least one course from an approved list of diversity electives. The diversity elective may also satisfy a Core Curriculum requirement, meet a minor requirement, or fill a free elective slot.
  2. Completion of at least one practicum experience in an urban setting.
  3. Demonstration of the ability to prepare and implement lessons that include effective strategies for working with students from diverse cultures and backgrounds.

Music - Other Requirements for Both Majors


  • Private study of an instrument or voice for credit is required for four years unless otherwise approved by the department. There is an additional fee for these lessons.
  • Participation in an appropriate performance organization* is required for four years unless otherwise approved by the department.
  • All music majors are expected to attend College concerts and recitals. Music majors are required to perform in at least one student performance hour sponsored by the music department during each academic semester.
  • All music majors will perform a “Jury” during fall and spring semesters of each year to evaluate their progress in meeting the requirements of a music major. A written faculty evaluation will determine the ongoing progress of each major.**
  • All music majors are expected to pass a piano proficiency examination at the end of the first semester of the junior year.**
  • All music majors with a performance specialization are expected to advance to the 300 level of applied study for a minimum of two semesters prior to graduation.
  • At the recommendation of the department, all music majors will be required to present a project or give a recital during his/her senior year. Music education majors will be required to give a recital during the fall semester of his/her senior year.**


*Orchestra, Providence College Women’s Chorus, Symphonic Winds, Jazz Band***, Concert Chorale, Wind Ensemble, or I Cantori.

**Refer to department policy.

***Jazz Band does not fulfill the large ensemble requirement for music education majors unless otherwise given permission by the chair.

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