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Music Education (M.M. or M.S.)
This program offers candidates an opportunity
to refine their teaching skills through a program involving performance,
teaching, research, contemporary trends, and interaction with leaders
in the field of music education. Applicants must have completed the
requirements for New York State initial or provisional certification, including successful practice teaching in
music, or the equivalent requirements for another state. The final oral
examination for music education students includes a teaching demonstration
and submission of a process portfolio created during the student's coursework.
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Credits
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551-65200
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Bibliography and Research in Music
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3
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552-65400
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Portfolio and Presentation I
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1
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552-65500
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Portfolio and Presentation II
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1
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552-68000
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Psychology of Music Teaching
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3
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552-68200
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Seminar in Music Education
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3
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552-68600
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Choral Rehearsal and Vocal Techniques (to be taken by vocal and
piano majors) or
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552-68700
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Literature and Rehearsal Techniques for the Public School Wind
Band (to be taken by instrumental music majors)
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2
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552-69xxx
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Elective in music education (552-69000, 69100, 69200, 69300, or 69800/69900)
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3
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556-6xxxx
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Performance (major instrument)
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556-6xxxx
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Performance (minor instrument or ensemble)
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55x-xxxxx
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Electives in music theory, music history and literature, music
education, performance and ensemble, or general studies selected
in conference with major adviser. For master of science candidates,
6 credits must be in the area of general studies.
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8
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Total
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30
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