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MUSIC<br />
Mission<br />
The curriculum in Music equips students with a solid<br />
musical foundation, as well as skills and knowledge<br />
necessary to enter graduate school and professional<br />
programs. Students will be prepared for a career<br />
in entertainment industries, professional careers in<br />
church music ministry, and music performance. The<br />
program offers a learning-centered approach in two<br />
concentrations, Music Industry and Voice Performance,<br />
which allows graduates to excel in their professions.<br />
Music majors have the opportunity to perform on<br />
campus, to be a part of the renowned Dillard University<br />
Choir, collaborate with the Theatre Department and<br />
work in partnership with churches in the community<br />
and around the country.<br />
Student Learning Outcomes<br />
o Undertake entrepreneurial ventures in music, art and<br />
entertainment industries.<br />
o Demonstrate preparedness for graduate study in music and<br />
function effectively in a global society.<br />
o Demonstrate competence in ethical decision-making<br />
that contributes to community improvement and to the<br />
students’ own leadership development.<br />
o Demonstrate competent analytical decision-making and<br />
undergraduate research, and use of technologies in music<br />
art and entertainment industries.<br />
Programs/Opportunities<br />
o Jazz Band<br />
o University Concert Choir<br />
Requirements for Bachelor of Arts in Music -<br />
Music Industry<br />
Complete a total of 122 credit hours of coursework<br />
for graduation.<br />
General Education Core<br />
- 41 credit hours<br />
Major Requirements<br />
- 30 credit hours<br />
Additional Coursework*<br />
- 51 credit hours<br />
*Includes a minor in another discipline.<br />
MUS 400 Senior Recital – majors will present a I hour recital<br />
performed on the principal instrument of study.<br />
Major Requirements<br />
o HUM 400 - Senior Portfolio<br />
o MUS 103 - Ear Training/Sight Singing Laboratory<br />
o MUS 104 - Continuation of Ear Training/Sight Singing<br />
Laboratory<br />
o MUS 109 - Music Theory I<br />
o MUS 110 - Music Theory II<br />
o MUS 131 - Piano Class<br />
o MUS 132 - Piano Class<br />
o MUS 147 - Concert Choir<br />
o MUS 148 - Concert Choir<br />
o MUS 150 - Survey of Music Literature<br />
o MUS 197 - Midday Recital<br />
o MUS 198 - Midday Recital<br />
o MUS 213 - Music Theory III<br />
o MUS 214 - Music Theory IV<br />
o MUS 223 - Music History<br />
o MUS 224 - The History of Western Music<br />
o MUS 231 - Piano Class<br />
o MUS 232 - Piano Class<br />
o MUS 247 - Concert Choir<br />
o MUS 248 - Concert Choir<br />
o MUS 297 - Midday Recital<br />
o MUS 298 - Midday Recital<br />
o MUS 347 - Concert Choir<br />
o MUS 348 - Concert Choir<br />
o MUS 397 - Midday Recital<br />
o MUS 398 - Midday Recital<br />
o MUS 497 - Midday Recital<br />
o MUS 498 - Midday Recital<br />
o Applied Music Elective: 2 credit hours<br />
Additional Coursework*<br />
o BM 325 - The Legal Environment of Business<br />
o ECO 202 – Principles of Microeconomics<br />
o MAC 100 - Introduction to Mass Communications<br />
o MAC 311 - Radio & Internet Programming & Operation<br />
o MAT 204/STA 205 – Introduction to Probability & Statistics<br />
or Foundation of Statistics<br />
o MKT 213 – Principles of Marketing<br />
o MKT 315 - Consumer Behavior<br />
o MKT 418 - International Marketing Management (Global<br />
Elective)<br />
o SPT 201 - Lighting & Sound Design<br />
o Mass Communication (MAC) Elective: 6 credit hours<br />
o Minor or Business Elective: 3 credit hours<br />
o Minor or General Elective: 6 credit hours<br />
o Minor or Marketing Elective: 9 credit hours<br />
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