2014-15-Undergraduate-Catalog

Bachelor of Music in Collaborative PianoElizabeth Temple, Professor of MusicRuebush Hall, Room 200, (540) 665-4640, etemple@su.eduShenandoah Conservatory • 322The Bachelor of Music in Collaborative Piano curriculum is designed for the performerseeking a career in the fields of chamber music and vocal/instrumental accompanying.Exacting standards are required for such a career and performance students should plan tocontinue study at the graduate level.Program ObjectivesStudents completing the Bachelor of Music in Collaborative Piano will be able to:• demonstrate musicianship and the ability to perform a wide range of repertoire in soloand ensemble performances at a superior level.• demonstrate knowledge of music theory and music history;• demonstrate knowledge of career options for a classical performer/teacher; and• demonstrate entrepreneurial and technological skills required for the 21st Centuryclassical performer/teacher.Course and Credit Requirements for the Bachelor of Music in CollaborativePiano Degree1st year – FallAPAC 103 Applied Accompanying* 3MUEN 368 Chamber Music (Domain 2) 1MUPP 239 Vocal Accompaniment 1MUPP 302 Performance Seminar: Keyboard .5MUTC 101 Introduction to Music Theory* 3PRF 101 Performance Forum .5ENG 101 Composition (Domain 1) 3FYS 101 Going Global: First-Year Seminar (Domain 7) 3Total 151st year – SpringAPAC 103 Applied Accompanying* 3MUEN 368 Chamber Music (Domain 2) 1MUPP 239 Vocal Accompaniment 1MUPP 302 Performance Seminar: Keyboard .5MUTC 102 Diatonic Harmony and Simple Forms* 3MUTC 109 Ear Training I* 2PRF 101 Performance Forum .5Quantitative Literacy Elective (Domain 3) 3Moral Reasoning Elective (Domain 5) 3Total 172nd year – FallAPAC 203 Applied Accompanying* 3AP** 101 Applied Minor (Select from: harpsichord, jazz piano, organ or voice(voice minor screening is required.) 1.5AMGT 312 Arts Marketing and Audience Engagement (Domain 1 or 6) 3