~EGULAR SESSION - University of Oregon

SCHOOL OF MUSIC 341
Minimum Requirements for Music Teaching. The mmllnum subject requirements
for certification as a teacher of music in Oregon high schools, established
by the Oregon State Department of Education, are as follows: for a basic
certificate, granted after four years of college work, a basic llorm-42 term hours,
including work in each of the following areas: theory, composition, and keyboard
harmony, music literature and history, conducting, analysis, and performance
studies; for a standard certificate, granted after five years of college work, a
standard llorm-60 term hours, including the basic-norm requirement.
The norm requirements listed above will be mandatory after July I, 1965.
The minimum subject requirements for students who qualify for certification
before this date are published in the 1962-63 University Catalog, page 264.
Honors. See HONORS COLLEGE, pp. 120-123.
Minor for Elementary Teachers. Majors in elementary education may, ill
consultation with advisers in the School of Music, arrange a minor in music,
including selected courses in addition to work required for elementary teacher
certification.
Graduate Work. The School of Music offers graduate work leading to the
master's degree in the following fields: music theory, composition, performance
(instrumental and vocal), and school music. The following degrees are granted:
Master of Arts-historical and theoretical studies, school music.
Master of Music-music theory, composition, performance, school music.
Candidates for the Doctor of Education degree in the School of Education
may choose music education as a field of major specialization.
Application for admission to graduate study in the School of Music must be
made both to the University Director of Admissions and to the dean of the School
of Music. Two copies of a transcript of the student's previous college work must
be submitted with the application, one to the Director of Admissions and one to
the dean.
During faU-term registration week, all entering graduate students in music,
including graduates of the University of Oregon, are required to take a series of
examinations to test the adequacy of their preparation for graduate study. Deficiencies
shown by the examinations must be remedied, through the auditing of
undergraduate courses or by independent study, before the student is admitted
to full graduate standing and candidacy for a graduate degree.
Music
LOWER-DIVISION COURSES
'Mus SO. Basic Piano. 1 hour any term (3 hours maximum credit.)
Classroom instruction for music majors who receive a low rating on a test of
keyboard proficiency, and for other students ineligible for piano instruction
at the' level of Mus 190.
'Mus 51. Basic Voice. 1 hour any term (3 hours maximum credit).
Classroom instruction for students ineligible for voice instruction at the level
of Mus 190.
Mus 121, 122, 123. Music Theory 1. 4 hours each term.
Study of diatonic functional triadic harmony, including modulation to related
keys, secondary dominants, two-part counterpoint. Written work correlated
with sight singing, analysis, aural comprehension, and keyboard application.
Chodos, Dieterich, Earls, Maves, Rost.
* No-grade course.