Department of Music

2005-06 Undergraduate Catalog
Indiana, Pennsylvania 15705

Department of Music

Chairperson:	Lorraine P. Wilson
Faculty:	Baumer, Bird, Caulder, Chepaitis, Clewell, J. Dearing, K. Dearing, Dickinson, Eisensmith, D. Ferguson, L. Ferguson, Fry, Hastings, Horner, Jennings, Kingan, Kuehn, Mantel, Martynuik, Peavler, Perlongo, Radell, Santos, Sartori, Scandrett, Stamp, Staples, Wacker, Wheatley, Worzbyt, Young
Professors emeriti:	Adams, Becker, Borst, Casavant, DiCicco, Dietz, Lloyd, Olmstead, Perkins, Thorell, Vansteenkist, Weber

Website: www.iup.edu/music

Bachelor of Arts–Music

• General Studies Track

• History and Literature Track

• Theory and Composition Track

Bachelor of Fine Arts–Music Performance

Bachelor of Science in Education–Music Education

The Department of Music has a threefold mission: 1) professional preparation of music educators, performers, composers, conductors, and musicologists, 2) liberal studies for the university, and 3) programs, education, and resources of music for the community. Degrees offered are the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, and Bachelor of Science in Education.

Admission to the Music Department requires satisfactory completion of an audition in addition to the university general requirements. Detailed information will be sent to the applicant upon request.

The program leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Music has been designed to give the student a general experience in music. The student seeking this degree has the choice of three tracks: Music/General Studies Track, Music History/Literature, or Music Theory/Composition.

The program leading to the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a major in Music Performance (equivalent to the Bachelor of Music Degree) is a special program with a major in one of twenty-one areas of performance. The student in this program prepares to pursue a career as a professional performing musician.

The program leading to the Bachelor of Science in Education degere with a music major leads to certification to teach in the schools of Pennsylvania.

A student wishing to minor in music must elect a minimum of 15 credits in music courses as approved by the department chairperson. An audition for admission is required.

Special Requirements

1. Each student must declare a primary performing medium. Those who elect voice as their primary instrument normally elect piano as a secondary instrument. Performance juries are held at the end of each semester. Students are expected to complete the requirements for their performing area and level. Piano proficiency is required in all degree programs.

2. Ensemble participation of 5 hours a week is required each semester. Students may fulfill this departmental requirement by participation in either 1-credit or 0-credit ensemble(s). In meeting the degree requirements of 7-8 credits of ensemble credit, enrollment in credit-bearing ensembles is flexible across semesters.

3. Students must register for MUSC 475 (Music Lab) and attend four departmental meetings and eight campus performances such as recitals, concerts, art exhibits, and theater productions each semester as required by the degree program (seven semesters for the B.S.Ed. program and eight semesters for the B.A. and B.F.A. programs).

Bachelor of Arts–Music/History and Literature Track

Liberal Studies: As outlined in Liberal Studies section with the following specifications: Fine Arts: MUHI 102 Mathematics: MATH 101 or other Liberal Studies Mathematics Natural Science: Option II recommended, PHYS 105 Social Science: PSYC 101 Liberal Studies Electives: 6cr, MUHI 301, no courses with MUHI prefix			50

Major:			48
Required Courses: (1)
APMU 124	(Major) Applied Piano Jury C	0cr
MUHI 302	Music History II	3cr
MUSC 111	Theory Skills I	2cr
MUSC 112	Theory Skills II	2cr
MUSC 115	Theory I	3cr
MUSC 116	Theory II	3cr
MUSC 120-136	8 semesters of Music Ensembles	8cr
MUSC 211	Theory Skills III	2cr
MUSC 212	Theory Skills IV	2cr
MUSC 215	Theory III	3cr
MUSC 216	Theory IV	3cr
MUSC 311	Fundamentals of Conducting	2cr
MUSC 475	8 semesters of Recital Attendance	0cr
Five courses from the following: MUHI 322, 323, 324, 325, 420, 421		15cr

Controlled Electives: Music electives (with advisor approval)			9

Free Electives:			13

Total Degree Requirements:			120

(1) Students may satisfy any Theory Class by passing the final exam prior to or at the beginning of any given semester and then enrolling in Section 011 of the course for 0cr; the student’s grade would be recorded as “Satisfactory” on the transcript.

Bachelor of Arts–Music/General Studies Track

Liberal Studies: As outlined in Liberal Studies section with the following specifications: Fine Arts: MUHI 102 Mathematics: MATH 101 or other Liberal Studies Mathematics Natural Science: Option II recommended, PHYS 105 Social Science: PSYC 101 Liberal Studies Electives: 6cr, MUHI 301, no courses with MUHI prefix			50

Major:			49
Required Courses: (1)
APMU (Major)	Applied Music I-VIII (2cr each)	16cr
APMU 122	(Major) Applied Jury A	0cr
MUHI 302	Music History II	3cr
MUSC 111	Theory Skills I	2cr
MUSC 112	Theory Skills II	2cr
MUSC 115	Theory I	3cr
MUSC 116	Theory II	3cr
MUSC 120-136	8 semesters of Music Ensembles	8cr
MUSC 211	Theory Skills III	2cr
MUSC 212	Theory Skills IV	2cr
MUSC 215	Theory III	3cr
MUSC 216	Theory IV	3cr
MUSC 311	Fundamentals of Conducting	2cr
MUSC 475	8 semesters of Recital Attendance	0cr
Controlled Electives			5
Music Electives (with advisor approval or as indicated below):
MUSC 217/218	Keyboard Harmony I and II (required for piano and organ majors only)	2cr
MUSC 351/ 353/354	Italian/French/German Diction and Literature (required for voice majors only)	3cr

Free Electives:			16

Total Degree Requirements:			120

(1) Students may satisfy any Theory Class by passing the final exam prior to or at the beginning of any given semester and then enrolling in Section 11 of the course for 0cr; the student’s grade would be recorded as “Satisfactory” on the transcript.

Bachelor of Arts–Music/Theory and Composition Track

Liberal Studies: As outlined in Liberal Studies section with the following specifications: Fine Arts: MUHI 102 Mathematics: MATH 101 or other Liberal Studies Mathematics Natural Science: Option II recommended, PHYS 105 Social Science: PSYC 101 Liberal Studies Electives: 6cr, MUHI 301, no courses with MUHI prefix			50

Major:			60
Required Courses:
APMU	Applied Piano I-VII	14cr
MUHI 302	Music History II	3cr
MUSC 111	Theory Skills I	2cr
MUSC 112	Theory Skills II	2cr
MUSC 115	Theory I	3cr
MUSC 116	Theory II	3cr
MUSC 120-136	4 semesters of Music Ensembles	4cr
MUSC 211	Theory Skills III	2cr
MUSC 212	Theory Skills IV	2cr
MUSC 215	Theory III	3cr
MUSC 216	Theory IV	3cr
MUSC 217	Keyboard Harmony I	1cr
MUSC 218	Keyboard Harmony II	1cr
MUSC 304 or 309	Form and Analysis I or Orchestration I
MUSC 306	Counterpoint I	2cr
MUSC 311	Fundamentals of Conducting	2cr
MUSC 315	Theory Skills V	3cr
MUSC 411	Composition I	2cr
MUSC 412	Composition II	2cr
MUSC 413	Composition III	2cr
MUSC 414	Composition IV	2cr
MUSC 475	8 semesters of Recital Attendance	0cr
Controlled Electives			4
Music Electives (with advisor approval)

Free Electives:			6

Total Degree Requirements:			120

(1) Students may satisfy any Theory Class by passing the final exam prior to or at the beginning of any given semester and then enrolling in Section 11 of the course for 0cr; the student’s grade would be recorded as “Satisfactory” on the transcript.

Bachelor of Fine Arts–Music Performance

Liberal Studies: As outlined in Liberal Studies section with the following specifications: Fine Arts: MUHI 102 Mathematics: MATH 101 or other Liberal Studies Mathematics Natural Science: Option II recommended, PHYS 105 Social Science: PSYC 101 Liberal Studies Electives: 6cr, MUHI 301, no courses with MUHI prefix			50

Major:			65
Required Courses: (1)
APMU (Major)	Applied Music I-VIII (4cr each)	32cr
APMU 122	(Major) Applied Jury A	0cr
MUHI 302	Music History II	3cr
MUSC 111	Theory Skills I	2cr
MUSC 112	Theory Skills II	2cr
MUSC 115	Theory I	3cr
MUSC 116	Theory II	3cr
MUSC 120-136	8 semesters of Music Ensembles	8cr
MUSC 211	Theory Skills III	2cr
MUSC 212	Theory Skills IV	2cr
MUSC 215	Theory III	3cr
MUSC 216	Theory IV	3cr
MUSC 311	Fundamentals of Conducting	2cr
MUSC 475	8 semesters of Recital Attendance	0cr
Controlled Electives			5
Music Electives (with advisor approval or as indicated below):
MUSC 217/218	Keyboard Harmony I and II (required for piano and organ majors only)	2cr
MUSC 351/ 353/354	Italian/French/German Diction and Literature (required for voice majors only)	3cr

Total Degree Requirements:			120

(1) Students may satisfy any Theory Class by passing the final exam prior to or at the beginning of any given semester and then enrolling in Section 11 of the course for 0cr; the student’s grade would be recorded as “Satisfactory” on the transcript.

Bachelor of Science in Education–Music Education (*)

Liberal Studies: As outlined in Liberal Studies section with the following specifications: Fine Arts: fulfilled by courses in major Humanities: HIST 195 (section for Music majors), MUHI 102 (Music Education majors only) Mathematics: 6cr, MATH 101 or 110; MATH 217 Natural Science: Option I recommended Social Science: PSYC 101 Liberal Studies Electives: 3cr, MUHI 301, no course with MUSC prefix			48

College:			27
Professional Education Sequence:
EDSP 102	Educational Psychology	3cr
EDUC 242	Pre-student Teaching Clinical Experience I	1cr
EDUC 342	Pre-student Teaching Clinical Experience II	1cr
EDUC 421	Student Teaching Elementary Level	6cr
EDUC 441	Student Teaching Secondary Level	6cr
EDUC 442	School Law	1cr
MUSC 240	Technology in the Music Classroom	2cr
MUSC 331	Elementary Methods	2cr
MUSC 333	Instrumental Methods	2cr
MUSC 335	Music for Students with Disabilities in Inclusive Settings	1cr
MUSC 337	General/Choral Methods	2cr

Major: (1)			51
Required Courses:
APMU (Major)	Applied Music I-VII	14cr
APMU 122	(Major) Applied Jury A	0cr
MUHI 302	Music History II	3cr
MUSC 111	Theory Skills I	2cr
MUSC 112	Theory Skills II	2cr
MUSC 115	Theory I	3cr
MUSC 116	Theory II	3cr
MUSC 120-136	7 semesters of Music Ensembles	0cr
MUSC 211	Theory Skills III	2cr
MUSC 212	Theory Skills IV	2cr
MUSC 215	Theory III	3cr
MUSC 216	Theory IV	3cr
MUSC 311	Fundamentals of Conducting	2cr
MUSC 475	8 semesters of Recital Attendance	0cr
Concentration area courses: (select one concentration)
Vocal Concentration
APMU	Piano (minor) I-IV	4cr
APMU 123	Applied Piano Jury B	0cr
Choose two of the following Class Instrument courses: MUSC 155, 157, 159, 161		2cr
MUSC 351/353/354		3cr
Instrumental Concentration
APMU 124	Applied Piano Jury C	0cr
MUSC 151	Class Voice I	1cr
MUSC 152	Class Voice II	1cr
MUSC 153	Class Piano I	1cr
MUSC 154	Class Piano II	1cr
MUSC 155	Class Strings I	1cr
MUSC 157	Class Percussion I	1cr
MUSC 159	Class Brass I	1cr
MUSC 161	Class Woodwinds I	1cr
Controlled Electives: choose electives from the following to create a total of 51cr in Major Required Courses area:
APMU	Instrument (minor) I-IV (1cr each)	1cr
MUSC 120	Music Ensembles (0-1cr each)	1cr
MUSC 155-162	Class Instruments II (1cr each)	1cr
MUSC 163	Class Guitar I	2cr
MUSC 224	Jazz Improvisation Techniques I	2cr
MUSC 300	Black Music in America and Diaspora	3cr
MUSC 306	Counterpoint I	2cr
MUSC 309	Orchestration I	2cr
MUSC 312	Choral Conducting	2cr
MUSC 313	Instrumental Conducting	2cr
MUSC 315	Theory V	3cr
MUSC 340	Woodwind Instrument Repair	2cr
MUSC 411	Composition I	1cr
MUSC 493	Internship in Music	1cr

(#) Total Degree Requirements:			126

(*) Also see requirements leading to teacher certification, titled “3-Step Process for Teacher Education,” in the College of Education and Educational Technology section of this catalog. (1) Students may satisfy any Theory Class or Class Instrument/Minor Instrument requirement by A. Theory–Passing the final exam prior to or at the beginning of any given semester and then enrolling in Section 011 of the course for 0cr; the student’s grade would be recorded as “Satisfactory” on the transcript. B. Class instrument or minor applied area–Passing the B or C required jury (0cr) before enrolling in class instruments or a minor applied course; the student’s grade would be recorded as “Satisfactory” on the transcript.

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