Music Performance Major

Lower Division Requirements
Vernacular Traditions/American Music (choose one)3.00
Music in the Counterculture Era
R.O.C.K. in the U.S.A.
American Musical Theater Studies
American Music and Identity
Music in World Cultures3.00
Soundscapes in a Changing World
Mexican Music: Identity and Purpose
Music Theory
FAMT 200Music Theory I 13.00
FAMT 201Aural Skills I 11.00
FAMT 300Music Theory II3.00
FAMT 301Aural Skills II1.00
FAMT 350Music Theory III3.00
Applied Music (FAM 200-level)
Applied Lesson1.00
Applied Lesson1.00
Music Ensemble (FAM-200 level)
Ensemble0
Ensemble0
Recital Hour
FAMR 200AFreshman Recital Hour A0.00
FAMR 200BFreshman Recital Hour B0.00
FAMR 300ASophomore Recital Hour A0.00
FAMR 300BSophomore Recital Hour B0.00
Note: Required every semester once the music major is declared.
Music Electives (3 semester hours over 1-3 semesters) 23.00
Upper Division Requirements
Advanced Music History
FAMH 452European Music Literature3.00
FAMH 455E-WTopics in Music History3.00
Advanced Music Theory
FAMT 400Orchestration Arranging and Conducting3.00
Techniques and Performance in Applied Area
Techniques and Performance I2.00
Techniques and Performance II2.00
Techniques and Performance III2.00
Techniques and Performance IV2.00
Music Major Recitals
FAMR 403Junior Recital0.00
FAMR 404Senior Recital0.00
Advanced Music Ensemble (FAM-400 level)
Advanced Ensemble0-2
Advanced Ensemble0-2
Advanced Ensemble0-2
Advanced Ensemble0-2
Note: Four semester hours required--sustained over four semesters.
Recital Hour (Required every semester)
FAMR 400AJunior Recital Hour A0.00
FAMR 400BJunior Recital Hour B0.00
FAMR 450ASenior Recital Hour A0.00
FAMR 450BSenior Recital Hour B0.00
Senior Thesis: Music in the Arts
FAM 499Senior Thesis: Music in the Arts3.00
Total SHs42-50
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Prerequisites may be required depending upon music theory placement.

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May be fulfilled with any combination of lower or upper division music courses in FAM, FAMT, FAMH, or FAC. Electives intended to be courses outside of or supplemental to the main area of study.