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Exam is required.6- Continuous enrollment in ensemble in your major instrument or voice is required. A minimum of 8credits of large ensemble (Concert Band, Men’s or Women’s Chorus) is required for graduation. MUS267-268 does not fulfill the ensemble requirement.7- A half recital in the major instrument is required for graduation8- Enrollment in upper 300-400 level courses is predicated on successful completion of 100-200 levelclasses.9- B.A. in Arts Management students must also complete the following courses: ART 151; THE 162;ACC 251; BUS 225, 343 and 345; MKT 351 and 380.Requirements for the minor: 20 s.h. in music courses, including MUS 107, 108, 161, 162, plus nine hoursin applied music and/or ensemble, selected in consultation with the Department Chair. Four semesters ofMUS 071 (with a passing grade). MUS 267-268 does not fulfill the ensemble requirement.Requirements for the A.A. Concentration in Music: 20 s.h. in music courses, including MUS 107, 108,161, 162, plus nine hours in applied music and/or ensemble, selected in consultation with the DepartmentChair. Four semesters of MUS 071 (with a passing grade). MUS 267-268 does not fulfill the ensemblerequirement.Writing-Enrichment Course: MUS 313Requirements for Teacher Licensure Only:1-Students will be granted licensure only when they have at least a bachelor’s degree and have met thelicensure-only requirements in the Education Department section (page 211);2-competency equal to a grade of C or better in the following courses: MUS 208, 262, 311, 313, 465, 301,303, and 304.3- study in applied music until the piano proficiency exam is passed and presentation of a full-recital.4-Students must also have ensemble experience equal to at least seven semesters. MUS 267-268 does notfulfill this requirement.5-Continuous enrollment in MUS 071 (with a passing grade) is required.THEORETICAL MUSIC COURSESMUS 107 AURAL SKILLS I1 s.h.Development of the ability to recognize and sing various intervals and rhythms by sight and sound.Students will learn to read the tonal and rhythmic language of music. Class meets two hours a week. MUS107 should be taken in conjunction with MUS 161. This course is offered every fall semester. This courseis designed for music majors and minors.MUS 108 AURAL SKILLS II1 s.h.Continuation of MUS 107. MUS 108 should be taken in conjunction with MUS 162. This course is offeredevery spring semester. Prerequisites: MUS 161 and 107.MUS 161 BASIC MUSICIANSHIP I3 s.h.Theory, with emphasis on basic musical terminology, scales, intervals, rhythms, chord structures, andanalysis. This course is offered every fall semester. MUS 107 should be taken in conjunction with thiscourse.MUS 162 BASIC MUSICIANSHIP II3 s.h.Continuation of MUS 161. This course is offered every spring semester. MUS 108 should be taken inconjunction with this course. Prerequisites: MUS 161 and 107.MUS 175 PIANO PROFICIENCY 11 s.h.This sequential series of classes is designed to prepare a student with the functional keyboard skillsnecessary for a career in music. These skills are assessed by means of the Piano Proficiency Exam, to be73