Performance of choral literature for mixed voices from all periods of music history, including sacred, secular, folk, and popular music.

 

This is a performance course open to all guitar majors. Designed to give guitar students experience performing in a large conducted ensemble. Repertoire includes music from a variety of stylistic periods. Open to non-majors; requires ability to read standard notation and a classical guitar. One public performance per semester.

 

Performance of choral literature for mixed voices from all periods of music history, including sacred, secular, folk, and popular music.

 

Orchestral ensemble open to music majors and non-majors. Audition required for all players. Ensemble will perform standard orchestral repertoire and accompany opera productions as appropriate.

 

Performance of orchestral literature of various styles and genres.

 

Designed to give students an opportunity to participate in a symphonic ensemble.

 

Rehearsal setting. Open to undergraduate and graduate non-music majors. Music majors and minors may enroll with permission of the instructor. No audition required for string players; audition required for woodwind, brass, and percussion players. One public performance each semester.

 

Performance of traditional and contemporary black gospel, spiritual, and popular music.

 

Concentration on choral literature for women's voices from all periods of music history, including sacred, secular, folk, and popular music.

 

Concentration on choral literature for men's voices from all periods of music history, including sacred, secular, folk, and popular music.

 

Methods and field experience for instrumental music education majors. Course involves effective teaching techniques, research in teaching/learning, and materials, including technology and multicultural materials.