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MUS 103 - Introduction to World Music 3 credits G
Explores the musical traditions of various cultures with respect to their historical, social, and cultural backgrounds. This course also explores different approaches to musical organization, musical practice, and significant aspects of style within a world music setting.
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MUS 106 - Art of Rock: History of Rock Music 3 credits C, D
Multicultural sources of rock, examined through text-related lectures, listening to recordings, and viewing documentary videos. As an overview for non-music majors, the course is intended to broaden students’ socio-cultural perspectives. The diversity of American popular music offers a direct reflection of, and at times a focus for, many factors in identifying and appreciating subcultures of age, ethnicity, gender, race, region, and religion.
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MUS 107 - Fundamentals of Theory 3 credits C
A music course for beginners with no theory background. The study of the elements of music, systems of sounds, pitch, meter, rhythm, note values, dynamics, manuscript, etc. Identification, nomenclature, and performance will be carried out through a programmed text, lecture and practical application through singing and playing. This is a foundation course in theory and composition.
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MUS 109 - Music Skills I 1 credits C
Prerequisites: MUS 107 or equivalent
An intensive study and practice of the reading, performance, notation and dictation of rhythm, meter, intervals, melody, and chords. Useful for all singers and instrumentalists.
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MUS 110 - Music Skills II 1 credits C
Prerequisites: MUS 107 or equivalent
An intensive study and practice of the reading, performance, notation and dictation of rhythm, meter, intervals, melody, and chords. Useful for all singers and instrumentalists.
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MUS 125 - Jazz: The Listener’s Guide 3 credits C, D
Study of jazz based on listening and class discussion. The course is intended to increase awareness of the roots of jazz within the African-American community and of the cross-cultural fertilizations occurring throughout its recent history. Although academic and technical studies of jazz were established in the 50s, it is only within the past fifteen years that these studies have led to the recognition of jazz as a truly valued American art form. Cross-listed as AAS 125
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MUS 128 - Digital Notation 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Pre-req: MUS majors, minors, or permission of instructor
Exploration of a variety of computer applications that can be utilized by musicians. After learning to use a music notation program, students investigate MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) technology. The course also covers roles of musical representation and organization through the means of notation and data.
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MUS 149 - Applied Vocal Studies I 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
Weekly private lessons. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 150 - Applied Vocal Studies II 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
Weekly private lessons. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 151 - Applied Instrumental Studies I 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
Weekly private lessons. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 152 - Applied Instrumental Studies II 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
Weekly private lessons. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 155 - UMass Dartmouth Chorus 1 credits C
Open to students, staff, and faculty. Sight-reading not required but minimal experience in group singing desirable.
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MUS 157 - Orchestra 1 credits C
Qualified students audition to play with either the Fall River or the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra. The course provides opportunity for qualified students to perform standard and contemporary orchestral literature.
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MUS 159 - Wind Ensemble 1 credits C
This course provides an opportunity for qualified students to perform major standards and contemporary band literature.
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MUS 161 - Small Instrumental Ensembles 1 credits C
Small performing organizations devoted to the music repertoire of all stylistic periods.
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MUS 162 - Gospel Choir 1 credits C
Performance of choral repertoire in the gospel tradition. Sight reading not required but minimal experience in group singing desirable.
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MUS 163 - Creative Music Ensemble 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
Performance of traditional large ensemble repertoire focusing on the African American/world jazz tradition.
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MUS 165 - Class Piano I 1 credits C
Instruction in piano for the beginning student. No prior musical knowledge is necessary. An electronic piano laboratory will provide the setting for class instruction. Harmonic and melodic improvisation will be pursued as well as the study of keyboard skills and appropriate performance literature. Upper levels are continuation courses requiring permission of the instructor
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MUS 166 - Class Piano II 1 credits C
Instruction in piano for the beginning student. No prior musical knowledge is necessary. An electronic piano laboratory will provide the setting for class instruction. Harmonic and melodic improvisation will be pursued as well as the study of keyboard skills and appropriate performance literature. Upper levels are continuation courses requiring permission of the instructor
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MUS 169 - Class Voice I 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
To bring to the student by observation, demonstration, participation and listening, a comprehension of the basic principles of vocal production and exposure to the vocal repertoire. Included will be vocalization, breathing language with application to literature. Besides class attendance, students participate in performances. Group Applied Music Fee
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MUS 170 - Class Voice II 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
To bring to the student by observation, demonstration, participation and listening, a comprehension of the basic principles of vocal production and exposure to the vocal repertoire. Included will be vocalization, breathing language with application to literature. Besides class attendance, students participate in performances. Group Applied Music Fee
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MUS 171 - Music Theory I 3 credits C
Prerequisites: MUS 107 or equivalent
An introduction to tonal harmony, including elements of pitch and rhythm, triads, voice leading and harmonic progression. This is the first of four courses in music theory required of all music majors.
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MUS 172 - Music Theory II 3 credits C
Prerequisites: MUS 171
Continuation of MUS 171, exploring functional harmonic practices. The uses of non-chord tones, triadic inversions, seventh chords and simple chromaticism will be studied.
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MUS 196 - Directed Study in Music 3 credits
Conditions and hours to be arranged
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor, department chairperson, and college dean
Study under the supervision of a faculty member in an area covered in a regular course not currently being offered.
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MUS 203 - Survey of Western Music I 3 credits C, G
Prerequisites: MUS 171, 172; MUS 203 is prerequisite for MUS 204
Survey of western music from antiquity to the present. Listening, analysis, and cultural context will be discussed. The course will show the diversity of styles and cultures that have come together to form western art music.
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MUS 204 - Survey of Western Music II 3 credits C, G
Prerequisites: MUS 171, 172; MUS 203 is prerequisite for MUS 204
Survey of music from the middle ages to the present. Listening and analysis will be stressed, but historical background will also be discussed. The course will include exposure to music of diverse cultures.
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MUS 205 - Introduction to Music Therapy 3 credits
Fundamentals of music therapy, including historical and theoretical perspectives. Brain functioning is studied as a key to understanding music therapy through simple models and case studies. This course is open to all students interested in the multi-faceted uses of music therapy.
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MUS 209 - Music Skills III 2 credits C
Prerequisites: MUS 109, 110
Continuation of MUS 109 and 110.
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MUS 210 - Music Skills IV 2 credits C
Prerequisites: MUS 109, 110
Continuation of MUS 109 and 110.
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MUS 215 - String Methods 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Music Major; Sophomore standing
Designed for those interested in teaching in the secondary school system. It will give a basic understanding of all string instruments and the techniques involved in playing them.
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MUS 216 - Percussion Methods 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Music major, sophomore standing
Designed for those interested in teaching in the secondary school system. It will give a basic understanding of all percussion instruments and the techniques involved in playing them.
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MUS 217 - Woodwind Methods 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Music major, sophomore standing
Designed for those interested in teaching in the secondary school system. It will give a basic understanding of all woodwind instruments and the techniques involved in playing them.
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MUS 218 - Brass Methods 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Music major, sophomore standing
Designed for those interested in teaching in the secondary school system. It gives a basic understanding of all brass instruments and the techniques involved in playing them.
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MUS 219 - Foreign Language Diction 1 credits C
Pronunciation of languages used in vocal music, for voice majors.
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MUS 220 - Foreign Language Diction 1 credits C
Pronunciation of languages used in vocal music, for voice majors.
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MUS 221 - Field Observation Seminar 2 credits
Field observation in schools with an oncampus weekly seminar.
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MUS 223 - Electronic Music I 3 credits C
Prerequisites: MUS 172
An introductory exploration of the fundamentals of electronic music. Historical background will cover masterpieces of the repertoire, as well as its influence on contemporary artists like Radiohead and Björk. Readings will challenge the student to develop a personal aesthetic about sound. Students will demonstrate mastery of techniques in Musique Concrete, Sampling, and Additive Synthesis through completion of original compositions, culminating in an end-of-semester concert. This is a studio project-based class. Platforms covered include: Peak, AudioSculpt, ProTools, and Max/MSP.
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MUS 235 - Survey of American Music 3 credits
American music from the Pilgrims to the present, including Folk Music, Jazz and show tunes.
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MUS 242 - African-American Music 3 credits C
Prerequisites: MUS 107 or equivalent
A survey of African-American music from its African origins to the present. The course introduces the student to the vast and rich expanses of black musical culture from a stylistic, cultural, and socio-historical perspective, with a focus on jazz. Cross- listed as AAS 242.
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MUS 245 - Applied Vocal Repertoire and Ensemble Class I 1 credits C
Various interpretive styles of composers in song and music-drama-literature: aesthetics, audience rapport, diction, dynamics, tempo, phrasing. Includes solo repertoire, the vocal small ensemble repertoire, and chamber literature with instrument and voice.
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MUS 246 - Applied Vocal Repertoire and Ensemble Class II 1 credits C
Various interpretive styles of composers in song and music-drama-literature: aesthetics, audience rapport, diction, dynamics, tempo, phrasing. Includes solo repertoire, the vocal small ensemble repertoire, and chamber literature with instrument and voice.
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MUS 247 - Applied Composition II three credits
The study and manipulation of available electronic music equipment to get acquainted with its operation, care and possibilities. Tape techniques and repertoire will also be studied. Lectures, readings and studio projects are included. Rudimentary music theory knowledge is necessary, though keyboard knowledge is not required.
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MUS 249 - Applied Vocal Studies III 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
Weekly private lessons. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 250 - Applied Vocal Studies IV 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
Weekly private lessons. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 251 - Applied Instrumental Studies III 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
Weekly private lessons. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 252 - Applied Instrumental Studies IV 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
Weekly private lessons. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 265 - Class Piano III 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Upper levels are continuation courses requiring permission of instructor
Instruction in piano for the beginning student. No prior musical knowledge is necessary. An electronic piano laboratory will provide the setting for class instruction. Harmonic and melodic improvisation will be pursued as well as the study of keyboard skills and appropriate performance literature. Upper levels are continuation courses requiring permission of the instructor
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MUS 266 - Class Piano IV 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Upper levels are continuation courses requiring permission of instructor
Instruction in piano for the beginning student. No prior musical knowledge is necessary. An electronic piano laboratory will provide the setting for class instruction. Harmonic and melodic improvisation will be pursued as well as the study of keyboard skills and appropriate performance literature. Upper levels are continuation courses requiring permission of the instructor
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MUS 269 - Class Voice III 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
To bring to the student by observation, demonstration, participation and listening, a comprehension of the basic principles of vocal production and exposure to the vocal repertoire. Included will be vocalization, breathing language with application to literature. Besides class attendance, students participate in performances. Group Applied Music Fee
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MUS 270 - Class Voice IV 1 credits
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
To bring to the student by observation, demonstration, participation and listening, a comprehension of the basic principles of vocal production and exposure to the vocal repertoire. Included will be vocalization, breathing language with application to literature. Besides class attendance, students participate in performances. Group Applied Music Fee
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MUS 271 - Music Theory III 3 credits C
lecture
Prerequisites: MUS 172
An exploration of the chromatic aspects of tonal harmony, including secondary functions, modulation, and mode mixture. Formal structures such as binary and ternary form will also be studied. Compositional exercises will be required.
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MUS 272 - Music Theory IV 3 credits C
lecture
Prerequisites: MUS 271
An expansion of harmonic vocabulary, including ninths, elevenths, and other higher-order chords, chromatic procedures of the nineteenth century and extensions of harmonic principles into the twentieth century. Compositional exercises will be required.
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MUS 291 - Performance Workshop 0 credits
Increases the performance abilities and awareness of all music majors. It will include attendance at recitals, performance classes and workshops and will deal with traditional music as well as music from diverse cultures. It will give students the opportunity to perform or have their own compositions performed, including vocal, instrumental and electronic media. It will also deal with stage deportment, structuring of recital programs, and other matters relating to musical performance.
Non-credit workshop taken by Music majors for seven semesters.
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MUS 296 - Directed Study in Music 3 credits
Conditions and hours to be arranged
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor, department chairperson, and college dean
Study under the supervision of a faculty member in an area covered in a regular course not currently being offered.
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MUS 298 - Experience Program variable credits
Conditions and hours to be arranged
Prerequisites: At least sophomore standing; permission of the instructor, department chairperson, and college dean.
Work experience at an elective level supervised for academic credit by a faculty member in an appropriate academic field. Conditions and hours to be arranged. Graded CR/NC. For specific regulations, see section of catalogue on Other Learning Experiences. For specific procedures and regulations, see the section of catalogue on Other Learning Experiences. Graded CR/NC
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MUS 305 - Activities in Music Therapy 3 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 205
Development of music skills as used in music therapy sessions, examined through lectures, reviewed through selective repertoire survey, and practiced through in-class music making. This class prepares students for MUS 307 through portfolio development and in-class music making opportunities.
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MUS 307 - Topics In Music Therapy 3 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 305
Integration of theory and practice in music therapy through in-class presentations and field experience. Students are required to prepare and present a short-term music therapy activity project for a specific community setting in the first seven weeks of the semester. Students then implement this activity project by giving a case presentation to the class and video taping their case work. Practicum sites may include a school, day care center, residential facility, or community center.
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MUS 311 - Class Jazz Piano I 1 credits
Prerequisites: Piano proficiency and permission of instructor
A practical study of the historical styles of the jazz piano tradition with an emphasis on the inclusion of these elements in the student’s developing style. Emphasis is on developing a jazz vocabulary through intensive work in oral response, harmonic construction, rhythmic dexterity, and spontaneous improvisation.
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MUS 312 - Class Jazz Piano II 1 credits
Prerequisites: Piano proficiency and permission of instructor
A practical study of the historical styles of the jazz piano tradition with an emphasis on the inclusion of these elements in the student’s developing style. Emphasis is on developing a jazz vocabulary through intensive work in oral response, harmonic construction, rhythmic dexterity, and spontaneous improvisation.
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MUS 313 - Orchestration 3 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 272
An introduction to range, function, and transposition of instrumentals. Scoring projects will be assigned and selected scores will be analyzed.
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MUS 314 - Jazz Theory and Improvisation I 3 credits C
Prerequisites: MUS 171, 172, and instrumental proficiency
Jazz theory and improvisation, including scales, chord structures, progression patterns, rhythmic fluency, form, and spontaneous creativity. Theoretical studies are put into practice through performance.
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MUS 315 - Jazz Theory and Improvisation II 3 credits C
Prerequisites: MUS 171, 172, and instrumental proficiency
Jazz theory and improvisation, including scales, chord structures, progression patterns, rhythmic fluency, form, and spontaneous creativity. Theoretical studies are put into practice through performance.
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MUS 316 - Teaching Children Music, Grades K-9 3 credits
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
A study of children’s musical experiences in learning rhythm, in singing, in reading music, in developing listening skills, and in classroom instrumental activities coupled with pre-practicum observation in local schools. Also open to UMass Dartmouth students concentrating in Education.
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MUS 317 - Teaching Music in Secondary Schools 3 credits
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
The methods and materials of the complete music programs in Middle and High schools with required observation for pre-practicum
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MUS 318 - Jazz Arranging and Composition 3 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 314
Composition and arranging in idiomatic jazz styles, including New Orleans, swing, bebop, modal and experimental traditions.
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MUS 322 - Electronic Music II 3 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 223 or permission of instructor
A survey of the historical development of eletronic music in techno, hip-hop, and rock genres will be combined with technical instruciton in the studio to recreate “old-school” sounds, as well as make new sounds that push the boundaries of the contemporary scene. Building upon the technical knowledge of the prerequisite courses, students will continue to develop their fluency in Max/MSP, ProTools, Peak, and Ircam software, as well as be introduced to Reason.
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MUS 323 - Scoring For Video 3 credits
3 hours lecture, 3 hours studio
Prerequisites: MUS 223 or permission of instructor
Exploration of the aesthetic and technical issues relating to the synchronization of sound and video. Audio is dealt with not only through music but also through sound design (the establishment of environment through the medium of sound). Course work focuses primarily on assignments and studio projects.
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MUS 324 - Synthesizer Programming Techniques 3 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 223 or permission of instructor
Exploration of sound design. Advanced programming techniques on analog and digital synthesizers, sound design, and the use of editor/librarian programs are explored. In addition to readings, quizzes and lectures, there will be a minimum of three hours studio work per week.
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MUS 325 - Recording Techniques 3 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 223 or permission of instructor
Developing facility in using various digital recording media. The course provides detailed exploration of relevant equipment, recording and microphone techniques, audio post production with Pro Tools, and audio CD production. In addition to readings, quizzes and lectures, there will be a minimum of three hours group recording or individual studio time per week.
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MUS 340 - Principles of Conducting 2 credits
An in-depth study of conducting techniques appropriate for choral and instrumental ensembles, combined with the study and development of score reading techniques and analytical techniques needed by the serious interpreter of music.
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MUS 342 - African-American Music History I 3 credits C
Prerequisites: MUS 107 or equivalent
A survey of African-American music from its African origins to 1940. The course introduces the student to the vast and rich expanses of black musical culture from a stylistic, cultural, and socio-historical perspective, with a focus on jazz. AAS 242
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MUS 343 - African-American Music History II 3 credits C
Prerequisites: MUS 342
A survey of African-American music from 1940 to the present. The course introduces the student to the vast and rich expanses of black musical culture from a stylistic, cultural, and socio-historical perspective, with a focus on jazz.
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MUS 349 - Applied Vocal Studies V 1 credits
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
Weekly private lessons. Vocal pedagogy will be included at each level. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 350 - Applied Vocal Studies VI 1 credits
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
Weekly private lessons. Vocal pedagogy will be included at each level. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 351 - Applied Instrumental Studies V 1 credits
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
Weekly private lessons. Piano pedagogy will be included at each level. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 352 - Applied Instrumental Studies VI 1 credits
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
Weekly private lessons. Piano pedagogy will be included at each level. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 361 - Small Instrumental Ensemble 1 credits
Small performing organizations devoted to the music repertoire of all stylistic periods.
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MUS 364 - Small Vocal Ensemble 1 credits C
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
Performance of madrigals and other works for small chorus from a variety of musical styles. Concurrent participation in MUS 155 is encouraged.
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MUS 370 - Music and Culture of the African Diaspora 3 credits D, G
Prerequisites: A course on the history, sociology, writings, and art of non-western cultures and/or permission of instructor
A study of the culture and instrumental music, song, and dance of African people from various areas of the African continent, the Caribbean, and South, Central, and North America. In addition to readings, quizzes, and lectures, students’ work includes an ensemble performance to offer a firsthand experience of African music, dance, and culture. Cross-listed as AAS 370
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MUS 371 - Topics in World Music Performance 3 credits D, G
Prerequisites: Course on history, sociology, writings, and art of non-western cultures and/or permission of instructor
Investigation of the musical traditions of Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Oceania, and the Americas with a focus on the development of playing skills in indigenous genres, as well as an understanding of their function as an expression of cultures. Cross-listed as AAS 371
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MUS 372 - Music in World Cultures 3 credits G
Prerequisites: Course on history, sociology, writings, and art of non-western cultures and/or permission of instructor
The indigenous musics of Africa, Asia, the Middle East, Oceania, Europe, and the Americas, with an emphasis on the cultural and historical context of music making. Cross-listed as AAS 372
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MUS 394 - Seminar in Advanced Topics in Electro Acoustic Music 3 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 223 and permission of instructor
Rotating topics covered in this class will include: advanced synthesis techniques, digital signal processing, electronic instrument building and performance, interactive sound installations, and interactive video. Continuing development of fluencyin Max/MSP programming language from MUS 322. A feature of the class will be working with physical controllers (proximity sensors, infrared sensors, flex sensors, pressure sensors) that will work with Max/MSP, which will be used in the final project. May be repeated with change of content.
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MUS 395 - Seminar in Music History 3 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 203, 204
Seminar on selected topics in music history. May be repeated with change of content.
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MUS 396 - Directed Study in Music 3 credits
Conditions and hours to be arranged
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor, department chairperson, and college dean
Study under the supervision of a faculty member in an area covered in a regular course not currently being offered.
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MUS 397 - Seminar in Music Theory 3 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 172
Seminar on selected topics in music theory. May be repeated with change of content.
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MUS 398 - Seminar in World Music: Topics in World Music Performance 3 credits D, G
Area studies of the musical traditions of Africa, Asia, West Asia/the Middle East, Oceania, Europe, and the Americas, with an emphasis on selected topics for understanding the theoretical, historical and cultural background for dance and music making. Topics will include: belief systems and life ways; social organization; musical analysis; material culture; representations of music; music as culture-specific; gender issues; contrasts among cultures and aesthetics; the role of the drum; methods for learning, reaching, and performance; and ethical issues in the study and use of world music. Class discussion, reading, listening, viewing, and research will be our focus.
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MUS 405 - Topics in Music Therapy 3 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 305, 307
Discussion of relevant topics in music therapy, with focused reading assignments and examination of topics for class presentations and dialogue. This seminar is the capstone experience for the Music Therapy Minor.
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MUS 414 - Practicum in Music Education 3 credits
Practicum
A fifteen-week full-time classroom experience in approved public schools of Massachusetts under the direction of the university music faculty and cooperating classroom teachers.
Students must meet the requirements for admission having completed all Music courses with a minimum grade of B- and have the permission of the Director of Teacher Education in the Music Department and the Chairperson of the Music Department. In addition, students will need three letters of recommendation, one of which must be from the Director of the Music Education program, and at least one other from a member of the Music faculty. Students will need to have passed the Massachusetts Teacher Education Licensure exams in Comprehension and Literacy as well as the content area, Music.
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MUS 435 - Composition I 1 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 272 and permission of instructor
Advanced individual studies in music composition. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 436 - Composition II 1 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 272 and permission of instructor
Advanced individual studies in music composition. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 441 - Synthesizer Performance I 1 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 223, two semesters of 300-level electronic studio courses and permission of instructor
Advanced individual studies in Music Technology specializing in Synthesizer Performance. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 442 - Synthesizer Performance II 1 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 223, two semesters of 300-level electronic studio courses and permission of instructor
Advanced individual studies in Music Technology specializing in Synthesizer Performance. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 443 - Electronic Composition I 1 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 223, two semesters of 300-level electronic studio courses and permission of instructor
Advanced individual studies in Music Technology specializing in Electronic Composition. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 444 - Electronic Composition II 1 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 223, two semesters of 300-level electronic studio courses and permission of instructor
Advanced individual studies in Music Technology specializing in Electronic Composition. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 445 - Sound Production I 1 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 223, two semester of 300-level electronic studio courses and permission of instructor
Advanced individual studies in Music Technology specializing in Sound Production. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 446 - Sound Production II 1 credits
Prerequisites: MUS 223, two semester of 300-level electronic studio courses and permission of instructor
Advanced individual studies in Music Technology specializing in Sound Production. Individual Applied Music Fee
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MUS 447 - Applied Composition V 1 credits
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
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MUS 448 - Music Theater Performance II 1 credits
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor
Performance in a musical theater production. Individual Applied Music Fee
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