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The Bachelor of Arts in Music degree is offered with majors in performance, music education, and music history and literature. The bachelor of music is designed for students who wish to pursue a professional career in music. The bachelor of arts degree is offered with a major in music as well. The bachelor of arts is an appropriate choice for students who wish to study music, but do not necessarily plan a professional career in music.
- In addition to being granted admission to the university, students wishing to pursue a degree in music must audition for admission into the Music Department. Details on the audition process can be obtained by contacting the Department of Music at (937) 775-2346.
- Students who wish to teach music in Ohio schools should complete the Bachelor of Music in Music Education. Upon successful completion of this degree, students are eligible to apply for Ohio teaching licensure.
- All students in the university, as well as members of the community, are eligible to participate in performing groups. Some groups require auditions while others are open to anyone who is interested.
- The minor in music is composed of courses in music theory, history, and literature and performance.
- A detailed four-year curriculum outline for each major is available from the Department of Music. Students interested in pursuing a degree in music are strongly encouraged to contact the Department of Music for additional information and degree requirement information.
| Bachelor of Music in Music Performance—Suggested Curriculum | |||
| Freshman English Comp I & II Math & Modern World Music Listening I & II Theory of Music I, II, & III Applied Music Orchestra Keyboard Musicianship Basic Conducting GE History GE Non-Western Course GE Human Behavior GE Sciences (2) |
Sophomore Applied Music Orchestra Sight-Singing & Dictation Keyboard Musicianship Pronunciation of Foreign Language I & II German or French Courses Electives GE Additional Course GE Science GE Human Behavior |
Junior Music in Non-Western Culture Music Theory I, II, & III Sight-Singing & Dictation Keyboard Musicianship Applied Music Orchestra History of Music I, II, & III Italian Courses Opera Production & Coaching GE Additional Course |
Senior Form & Analysis Comp Application in Music Opera Production & Coaching Vocal Pedagogy I & II Vocal Literature I, II, & III Applied Music Orchestra |
| Bachelor of Music in Music Education, Vocal/Choral—Suggested Curriculum | |||
| Freshman English Comp I & II Math & Modern World Applied Music I, II, & III Vocal Tech & Diction I, II, & III Theory of Music I, II, & III Sight-Singing & Dictation I, II, & III Keyboard Musicianship I, II, & III Basic Conducting Choir GE History GE Human Behavior |
Sophomore Applied Music I, II, & III Sight-Singing & Dictation I, II, & III Keyboard Musicianship I, II, & III Analytical Listening Choral Conducting I, II, & III Elementary Brass Elementary Woodwinds German Diction French Diction Choir Music Theory I, II, & III Music Listening I & II GE Sciences (3) GE Human Behavior |
Junior Applied Music I, II, & III Keyboard Musicianship I, II, & III Choral Methods I, II, & III Music in Elementary School String Methods or Percussion Techniques Form & Analysis Comp Application in Music History of Music I, II, & III Choir Improving Reading through Music GE Non-Western Course |
Senior Applied Music I, II, & III Pedagogy Choir Elective Senior Recital Student Teaching Teacher in School & Society Schooling in a Pluralistic Society Intro to Educational Psychology Practicum Experience I & II Intro to Learning Differences GE Additional Courses (2) |
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