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School of Music

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Music Course Descriptions

Music Theory, Sight-Singing, and Composition

Music History and Literature

Music Education

Jazz Studies

Additional Music Courses

Courses for the Non-Music Major

Performance

Voice

Keyboard

Strings

Woodwinds

Brasses

Percussion

Performance -- Secondary Instrument Classes

Ensembles

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Bachelor of Music in Music Education

Bachelor of Music in Performance and Music Education

Bachelor of Music in Performance

Bachelor of Music in Performance -- Collaborative Emphasis

Bachelor of Music in Sound Recording Technology

Bachelor of Music in Combination with an Outside Field

Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies

Bachelor of Music in Music Theory

Bachelor of Music in Composition

Bachelor of Arts in Music

Combined Bachelor's and Master's Degree Programs

Secondary Instrument Study Plans

Division of Interdisciplinary Studies

Division of Continuing Education and Summer Sessions

Student Information

Student Aid

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Ithaca College Undergraduate Catalog 2002-2003

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      Music Course Descriptions

      Numbering System

      The first digit designates the School of Music; the second and third digits designate the course area.

      551

      Music theory, sight-singing, and composition; music history and literature

      552

      Music education

      553

      Jazz studies

      554

      Additional music courses

      555

      Courses for the non-music major

      556

      Performance -- major instrument

      557

      Performance -- secondary instrument

      558

      Ensembles

      559

      Performance -- nonmajor

      The next three digits designate the specific course. The first of these digits represents the year in school (1 through 4) during which a student normally takes this course. Ensembles may be repeated for credit. The third digit is odd or even depending on whether the course is normally offered during the first or second semester, respectively.

      Level-5 courses

      Courses at level 5 are graduate courses for which qualified seniors may enroll under certain circumstances. Seniors may take level-5 courses for either graduate or undergraduate credit provided they: (1) have completed 90 or more hours in an undergraduate degree program; (2) have a cumulative GPA of 3.00 or higher; and (3) secure the approval of the instructor, undergraduate adviser, graduate chair, dean of the school, and dean of graduate studies. Such courses taken for graduate credit cannot be applied toward an undergraduate degree; those taken for undergraduate credit cannot be applied toward a master's degree.

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