Music

MUG 3104 – Conducting I	Credit 2
Prerequisite: Instructor approval
The basic elements of conducting and score preparation.

MUG 4102 – Conducting II	Credit 2
Prerequisite: MUG 3104
Continuation of techniques and practice in conducting.

MUH 3211 – History of Western Music I: Antiquity to 1750	Credit 3
Prerequisites: Junior standing and MUL 1110; or instructor approval
A study of the music of western civilization from the ancient Greeks through the Middle Ages, Renaissance, and Baroque periods.

MUH 3212 – History of Western Music II: 1750 to 1900	Credit 3
Prerequisites: Junior standing and MUL 1110; or instructor approval
The study of western music from the Classical, Romantic, and Impressionistic periods.

MUH 4371 – Twentieth Century Music	Credit 3
Prerequisites: Junior standing and MUL 1110; or instructor approval
Stylistic development of western music since 1900 and the principles by which this music is organized.

MUH 4633 – Music in the United States	Credit 3
Prerequisites: Junior standing and MUL 1110; or instructor approval
A study of the historical roles of the diverse music found in American culture. The course will cover folk and ethnic music, popular music (including country, blues, soul, and rock), jazz, and classical music.

MUH 4905 – Independent Directed Study in Music History and Literature	Credit 1–3
Prerequisite: Instructor approval
Course is subject to the availability of faculty. Students wishing to take an independent directed study must fill out the Directed Studies Application Form and have it completed by the faculty member most relevant to the nature of the topic. The course can be taken twice for up to five credit hours total. The faculty director will work with the student to select a reading list, projects, and evaluations appropriate to the topic and the credit level chosen.

MUL 1110 – Introduction to Music Literature	Credit 3
A survey of music from early forms to contemporary compositions. The aims of the course are to widen the musical horizons and receptivities and to develop discrimination. Recorded music is used extensively for listening. No formal musical background is prerequisite. Humanities Credit for graduation. Gordon Rule–3000 words.

MUN 1120/2120/3120/4120 – Wind Ensemble	Credit 1
Open to all college students with the necessary proficiency on their instruments. The study and performance of music for the concert band and basketball pep band. Required of all instrumental music majors. This performing group tours the southeast in the spring. Tux/Gown required. Each level may be repeated for credit.

MUN 1310/2310/3313/4314 – Chorus	Credit 1
The study and performance of sacred and secular vocal music for choral ensembles. Membership is by audition only. A select group of chorus members tour during spring break. Tux/Gown required. Each level may be repeated for credit.

MUN 1410/2410/3413/4414 – String Ensemble	Credit 1–2
Open to all college students with the necessary proficiency on their instruments. The study and performance of music for combinations of string instruments. Required of all string majors. Tux/Gown required. Each level may be repeated for credit.

MUN 1450/2452/3453/4453 – Piano Ensemble	Credit 1
Prerequisite: Instructor approval. Co-requisite: Applied piano.
The rehearsal and performance of ensemble music for the piano as well as practice in the art of accompanying. Required of all piano majors. Each level may be repeated for credit.

MUN 1710/2710/3713/4714. Jazz Ensemble	Credit 1
Must be taken concurrently with MUN 1120. The study and performance of music representing various jazz styles. This performing group tours the southeast in the spring. Formal wear required. Each level may be repeated for credit.

MUN 1730/2730/3733/4734 – Mixed Ensemble	Credit 1
A performance class of mixed vocalists and instrumentalists. Study will involve performing techniques and popular or folk music styles culminating in a tour during the month of May. Membership is by audition only. Vocalists are chosen from chorus members. Each level may be repeated for credit.

MUS 1010 – Recital/Concert Attendance	Credit 0
This course is required whenever a student registers for applied music lessons. The requirement for the successful completion of the course is attendance at ten (10) department-approved recitals/concerts throughout the semester for music majors and five (5) for non-majors. (S/U grading)

MUS 1360 – Introduction to Music Technology	Credit 1
Prerequisite: Music major or instructor approval
An introductory survey of computer technology in music, including music notation, midi, sequencing, and digital recording. This course satisfies the computer literacy requirement for graduation.

MUS 4930 – Selected Topics in Music	Credit 1 – 3
Prerequisite: Instructor approval
Supervised, guided individual study in a specialty area. The content of the course will be governed by student demand and instructor interest. May be repeated to a maximum of 6 semester hours.

MUT 1111–1112 – Music Theory I & II	Credit 3–3
Prerequisite: Instructor approval
Course to be taken concurrently with MUT 1241–1242. Required of all music majors. Study of music theory and its relationship to historical evolution of music. Includes diatonic chords, non-harmonic tones, harmonizing of figured bass and melodies, simple modulation, and introduction to chromatic harmony.

MUT 1241–1242 – Aural Theory I & II	Credit 1–1
Prerequisite: Instructor approval
Course to be taken concurrently with MUT 1111–1112. Aural and vocal recognition of music materials. Includes sight-singing, rhythmic, melodic and harmonic dictation.

MUT 2116–2117 – Music Theory III & IV	Credit 3–3
Prerequisite: MUT 1112 with a grade of “C” or above
Required of all music majors. Course to be taken concurrently with MUT 2246–2247. Continuation of MUT 1111–1112, but on a more advanced level. Study of counterpoint; chromatic harmony; advanced modulation; study and analysis of forms in music; introduction to 20th century harmony. Historical overview of evolution of music.

MUT 2246–2247 – Aural Theory III & IV	Credit 1–1
Prerequisite: MUT 1241.
Course to be taken concurrently with MUT 2116–2117. Continuation of MUT 1241–1242 but on a more advanced level.

MV(B,K,P,S,V,W) 4971 – Senior Recital	Credit 1
Prerequisite: Minimum of six semesters of applied music instruction and instructor approval
Required for all B.A. in music graduates.

MVK 1111/1112 – Class Piano for Music Majors, Levels 1 & 2

For beginners or those with little background in piano. Provides experience in scales, arpeggios, sight-reading, harmonization, transposition, improvisation, solo repertoire and ensemble playing. In a laboratory of digital pianos with disk drives, students will use accompaniment software and digitally record their own performance for playback analysis. Required of all music majors without keyboard experience. Fee: refer to catalog section Fees and Financial Aid.

MVK 1811/1812 – Class Piano for Non-Music Majors, Levels 1 & 2

For beginners or those with little background in piano. Provides experience in scales, arpeggios, sight-reading, harmonization, transposition, improvisation, solo repertoire and ensemble playing. In a laboratory of digital pianos with disk drives, students will use accompaniment software and digitally record their own performance for playback analysis. Required of all music majors without keyboard experience. Fee: refer to catalog section Fees and Financial Aid.

MVV 1111 – Voice Class	Credit 1
Prerequisite: Instructor approval
For students interested and needing the basics of vocal instruction. Students will learn basic vocal techniques including proper breathing and posture, the basics of proper tone production and vocal musicianship including phrasing and interpretation. Students will also learn the basics of Italian and German diction. In-class performances and attendance of outside recitals and concerts required. May be repeated for credit. Fee: refer to catalog section Fees and Financial Aid.