The purpose of this certificate is to provide hands-on instruction in the art and technology of music recording and production. As career paths in music evolve, versatility has become a desirable attribute for job seekers in the industry. Beyond technical proficiency on one’s instrument or effectiveness in the classroom, performers and educators are often required to extend their reach via virtual performances, remote instruction, self-produced online portfolios, and social media content. This certificate will help prepare students to meet the needs of today’s media-hungry landscape. Educational objectives Developing critical listening skills to inform individual artistry and to identify objective qualities and issues in recorded music Learning the principals and technologies associated with analog and digital audio Learning techniques to capture music and process audio to achieve desired aesthetic Learning how to evaluate recording spaces and make informed decisions about equipment and setup Learning how to organize and manage large-scale projects such as albums for commercial release Classical Music Recording Certificate Faculty: ERIC DLUZNIEWSKI Academic Professional, Sound Recording JAMIE TAGG Academic Professional Associate, Sound Recording Core Courses MUSI 5800/7800 Audio Foundations MUSI 5801/7801 Critical Listening MUSI 5802/7802 Classical Recording I MUSI 5804/7804 Classical Recording II
