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Curriculum prior to Summer 2015
Curriculum for Catalog Year Summer 2015 and later
Curriculum prior to Summer 2015
Curriculum for Catalog Year Summer 2015 and later
Curriculum prior to Summer 2015
Curriculum for Catalog Year Summer 2015 and later
Curriculum prior to Summer 2015
Curriculum for Catalog Year Summer 2015 and later
Contact the Undergraduate Advisor
Cirriculum prior to Summer 2015
Cirriculum for catelog year Summer 2015 and later
*Piano majors should take MVK 3702, Accompanying instead of a 1000 level ensemble (MUN).
*Voice majors should complete MUS2211/2241/2231/2221 during their first year
*Piano majors should take MVK 3702, Accompanying instead of a 1000 level ensemble (MUN).
*Voice majors should complete MUS2211/2241/2231/2221 during their first year
+Even years only (00,02, 04, etc.)
++Odd years only (01, 03, 05 etc.)
+Even years only (00, 02, 04, etc.)
++Odd years only (01, 03, 05 etc.)
+Even years only (00,02, 04, etc.)
++Odd years only (01, 03, 05 etc.)
Cirriculum prior to Summer 2015
Cirriculum for catelog year Summer 2015 and later
Curriculum prior to Summer 2015
Curriculum for catalog year Summer 2015 and later
This curriculum is designed for students who desire a Bachelor of Music degree, but who also wish to venture into other areas of study and earn a second bachelor’s degree. A number of programs in the colleges of Agriculture and Life Sciences; Business Administration; Design, Construction and Planning; Education; Engineering; Health and Human Performance; Public Health and Health Professions; Journalism and Communications; Liberal Arts and Sciences; and the School of Natural Resources and Environment, are available to the students to select from. The goal of this degree track is to able to student to complete all course work for both major in 4 years (with the exception of 5 year Engineering degrees).
Students who are interested in double majoring in music and another field will start with their required course work for music (also known as "tracking requirements") and gradually integrate the 2nd major tracking courses into their schedules during the first 4 semesters. Students often times can "double dip", taking not only the 2nd major required course work but also the general education courses. For example, music and psychology major can take PSY 2012 General Psychology, as a required tracking course for psychology and also to meet the requirement for "Social and Behavioral Sciences" general education course.
Psychology tracking states that the below courses should be completed by the end of semester 5*:
*certain GPA will be required at the end of each term
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Based on this recommendation seen above, a student will be on track for music and psychology without any problems by the end of their first year. The remainder of 3 courses in Psychology can be taken either the freshman summer or spread to fall and spring terms of sophomore year.
Once the student has met all the tracking requirements (course work and GPA) for the 2nd major, he/she can officially apply to declare their 2nd major. If you have any questions about double majoring with music and another field, please contact music admissions.
Cirriculum prior to Summer 2015
Cirriculum for catelog year Summer 2015 and later
*Graduate recital in lieu of written thesis.
***An original research project in one of the MUH courses will be required.
(any 3 of the 4 classes may be taken to complete the 2nd concentration)
MUS 6716 Research Methods is a prerequisite for entrance into the concentration. Reading and/or speaking knowledge of an appropriate foreign language is strongly recommended. Also fulfills MUH/MUL course requirements in the first concentration.
***An original research project in one of the MUH courses will be required.
*in addition to MUT 3 Credit requirements in the first concentration
The Doctor of Musical Arts degree at The University of Florida is uniquely designed to prepare highly qualified, elite musicians for both higher education and artistic job markets. This degree is distinguished by the requirement of a cognate (to be determined by the end of the first year) in a discipline outside of Music, such as Engineering, Entrepreneurship, Management, Arts in Medicine, Digital Media, or other areas suitable for interdisciplinary partnership. Capstone experiences for the degree will include solo and chamber recitals, lecture recitals, and a doctoral project assimilating applied music and cognate disciplines.
Comprehensive Exams
Final Exams
The Minor in Music Performance (Instrumental or Voice) assumes the student has had a substantial amount of pervious music study. A Theory Placement Test is required to determine the appropriate level of Theory the student should be taking. This Minor also requires an audition so that the student can be placed in a studio, and includes the following courses:
All Instruments Except Woodwinds choose one from the following for a total of three credits:
Woodwind Instruments choose an additional three credits from the following choices or combination of choices:
TOTAL HOURS REQUIRED: 19
Only THIRTEEN HOURS below the 3000 Level will count toward this minor. Applied music below the 2000 level may not be used.
The Minor in Music History/Ethnomusicology is designed to give flexibility for students pursuing music as a secondary field while accommodating a broad range of interests. It exposes students to music within a variety of cultures of the world throughout time. Students will learn musical repertoires through listening and discussion and will learn the significance and meaning of music, as well as its function in society. Students may choose to specialize in one of two tracks for this minor: Music History or Ethnomusicology. The theory prerequisites ensure that students will have the vocabulary and understanding of basic musical structures to participate successfully in MUH courses.
REQUIRED
• Two sequential theory courses, to be determined by Music Theory Placement Exam
• MUH 2501 Introduction to World Musics
ELECTIVES
MUH/MUL 3/4000 Level (9)*
Select from:
• MUH 3530 Popular and Traditional Music of Africa
• MUH 3541 Latin American Music
• MUL 3693 The American Musical
• MUH 4016 History of Jazz
• MUH 4930 Special Topics in Music History (as available)
TOTAL HOURS REQUIRED: 18
A maximum of nine hours below the 3000 level will count toward this minor.
*Elective course offering will vary by year and semester. New courses may be added.
The Minor in Music Theory is designed to meet the needs of students interested in theory alone. The Theory Placement Exam (http://grove.ufl.edu/~theory/diagnostic/) is required for appropriate placement into the music theory sequence. This minor does not require an audition, but a background in music is desirable. Participation in one or more School of Music ensembles is recommended, in addition to listed courses.
Students should have minimum of 6 semesters remaining prior to graduation order to complete this minor. The coursework includes:
MUT 1121 Music Theory 1*
MUT 1122 Music Theory 2*
MUT 2126 Music Theory 3
MUT 2127 Music Theory 4