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Performance

Each applicant must demonstrate a level of proficiency equivalent to that required for completion of the bachelor of music degree in performance at Ithaca College.

551-65200	Bibliography and Research in Music	3
554-61100	Recital*	2
554-61200	Lecture-Recital*	1
551-59500	Survey of Piano Literature I (piano majors only)	1
551-59600	Survey of Piano Literature II (piano majors only)	1
556-6xxxx	Performance (major instrument)	6
556-6xxxx	Performance (minor instrument or ensemble, relative to candidate's major and professional needs)	2
55x-xxxxx	Electives in music theory, music history and literature, music education, applied music, or ensemble, including at least 7 credits of coursework outside performance study or ensembles For piano majors only: electives must total 14 credits (credits for 551-59500 and 551-59600 are deducted from total elective requirement)	16
	Total	30

*One recital (2 credits) and one lecture-recital (1 credit) are required. The option to substitute a second performance recital in place of a lecture-recital will be decided by the performance studies major teacher in consultation with the student and the graduate chair in music.