Graduate Music Courses

Music History and Literature

MUS 501. Music of the Middle Ages and Renaissance. (2)
MUS 502. Music of the Baroque Period. (2)
MUS 503. Music of the Classical Period. (2)
MUS 504. Music of the Romantic Period. (2)
MUS 513. Music Since 1900. (2)
MUS 515. History of Opera. (2)
MUS 517. African American Musical Traditions. (3)
MUS 518. History of Jazz. (3)
MUS 520. Introduction to Music Research. (2)
MUS 526. History of Music in the United States. (3)
MUS 561. Advanced Symphonic Literature. (2)
MUS 563. Advanced Chamber Literature. (2)
MUS 565. Instrumental Solo Literature. (2)
MUS 605/606. Pedagogy of Applied Music I, II. (2, 2)
MUS 607. Advanced Wind Band Literature. (2)
MUS 608. Advanced Keyboard Literature. (2)
MUS 609. Advanced Choral Literature I. (2)
MUS 610. Advanced Choral Literature II. (2)
MUS 623. Advanced Song Literature. (2)
MUS 624. Advanced Opera and Oratorio Literature. (2)

Theory and Composition

MUS 505/506. Analysis I/II. (2, 2)
MUS 507. Analysis III. (3)
MUS 508. Advanced Ear Training. (2)
MUS 509/510. Advanced Compostiion. (2, 2)
MUS 511. Band Instrumentation. (2)
MUS 512. 16th Century Counterpoint. (2)
MUS 514. 18th Century Counterpoint. (2)
MUS 547. Music Technology I. (2)
MUS 560. Music Theory Pedagogy. (3)
MUS 603. Seminar in Theory. (3)
MUS 630/63. Schenkerian Analysis I/II. (2,2)
MUS 632. Post-Tonal Theory. (2)
MUS 696. Composition Project. (1-6)

Music Education

MUS 511. Band Instrumentation. (2)
MUS 523. Advanced Techniques of Band Directing. (2)
MUS 524. Advanced Techniques of Choral Directing. (2)
MUS 525. Advanced Techniques of Marching Band. (2)
MUS 530. Special Projects in Music Education. (1-3)
MUS 535. Directed Readings in Music Education. (3)
MUS 536. Kodály Music Education in America. (3)
MUS 622. Seminar in Music Education. (3)
MUS 625. Supervision and Administration of Music Education. (3)
MUS 626. Music in the Elementary School. (3)

Applied Study and Pedagogy

MUS 521. Survey of Diction. (1)
MUS 522. Advanced Singers Diction. (1)
MUS 529. Vocal Pedagogy. (3)
MUS 560. Music Theory Pedagogy. (3)
MUS 605. Pedagogy of Performance I. (2)
MUS 606. Pedagogy of Performance II. (2)
MUS 621. Special Problems in Vocal Pedagogy. (2)
MUS 695. Public Recital. (2)

Miscellaneous

MUS 520. Introduction to Music Research. (2)
MUS 613/614. Directed Individual Study. (2, 2)
MUS 615/616. Advanced Conducting. (2, 2)
MUS 628/629. Practicum in Music. (3, 3)
MUS 697. Thesis. (1-12)
MUS 713,714. Internship. (3,3)
MUS 796. Doctoral Essay. (1-3)

Ensembles

MUS 527/528. Jazz Ensemble. (2,2)
MUS 531/532. University Orchestra. (2,2)
MUS 533/534. University Band. (2,2)
MUS 537/538. Instrumental Ensemble. (2,2)
MUS 539/540. Concert Singers. (2,2)
MUS 543/544. Early Music Ensemble. (1,1)
MUS 549/550. Madrigal Singers. (1,1)
MUS 597. Opera Theatre Workshop. (1-2)
MUS 597. Opera Production Workshop. (1-2)

Applied Music

Applied music is offered in the following areas. Substitute the following instruments or concentrations for Music (MUS) in the list below: Piano (PIAN), Organ (ORGN), Harpsichord (HRPS), Violin (VILN), Viola (VILA), Violoncello (VCEL), String Bass (STBS), Clarinet (CLAR), Flute (FLUT), Bassoon (BSSN), Oboe (OBOE), Saxophone (SAXN), Baritone (BRTN), French Horn (FRHN), Trumpet (TRPT), Trombone (TRBN), Tuba (TUBA), Percussion (PERC), Voice (VOIC).

MUS 521/522. Advanced Music I/II. (2,2)
MUS 541/542. Advanced Applied Music I/II. (4/4)
MUS 621/622. Graduate Music I/II. (2,2)
MUS 641/642. Graduate Applied Music I/II. (4,4)

Secondary Courses (for Minors)

PIAN 592. Secondary Piano. (2)
MUS 572/573/574. Secondary Woodwind Instruments. (2)
MUS 572. Secondary Brass Instruments. (2)
MUS 590. Secondary Percussion Instruments. (2)
VOIC 652. Secondary Voice. (2)