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Brass
Degree Requirements
- Doctoral Level-Instrument (664-719,721,717,725,723), 16 cr.
- Recitals (664-999), 1 cr. each (5 cr. total)
- Music Research Methods and Materials (660-619), 3 cr.
- Seminar-Instrumental Literature (660-798), 4 cr.
- Minor, 10-12 cr.
- Musicology and Music Theory, 9 cr.
- Language: one language at intermediate level (credits and method of completion varies)
Doctoral Minor The purpose of the
doctoral minor is to add breadth and depth to the DMA or PhD degree. To
insure coherence a minor program must be approved by the appropriate
department, a student's advisor, and the Director of Graduate Studies,
and must include courses at the 300-level or above. Typically, a minor
requires 12 credits of work.
Students have a variety of options, including completing an
internal minor within the School of Music (e.g., a D.M.A. conducting
student who minors in ethnomusicology or a Ph.D. in music theory who
minors in clarinet performance), completing a minor in a department
outside the School of Music (e.g., a D.M.A. in horn performance who
minors in Women's Studies or a Ph.D. in ethnomusicology who minors in
East Asian studies). Students may, in consultation with the Director of
Graduate Studies, devise a distributed minor that brings together
courses from a variety of departments around a particular topic or area
of interest. For example, a D.M.A. student in voice devises a minor in
vocal health that includes courses in communicative disorders, or a
Ph.D. student in musicology devises a minor in Medieval History that
includes courses in art history, history, and languages.
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