06.02.04 MM Elective Course Restrictions All courses taken for graduate credit must be at the graduate level, and numbered 200 or above. Without explicit permission from the Graduate Professional Committee, no more than four credits earned through Ensemble courses may be included in the program of study of a student in the MM program. Additional…
06.02.03 Placement Examinations, Listening Exam, and Remedial Courses (MM) All entering graduate students are required to take placement examinations in music theory and music history before registering for any course. For more information about these exams, please see section 05.03 (Placement Examinations and Remediation). MM Listening Exam The Listening Exam is required for Master of…
06.02.02 Residency & Time Limits for MM Degrees Students in the master of music degree program are expected to complete all degree requirements within five years of their first registration. For example, if a student first registers in fall of 2007, all requirements must be completed by the end of the 2012 summer session. Students…
06.02.01 List of Majors offered within the MM Degree The following majors are offered within the master of music degree program: Composition Conducting (Choral, Orchestral, Orchestral – Contemporary Ensembles, Wind) Early Music (Emphasis in Historical Plucked Instruments) Jazz Studies and Contemporary Media (Performance or Writing) Music Education Opera (Stage Directing) Performance and Literature (Instrumental, Vocal,…
06.02 The Master of Music Degree All MM degree programs have a strong emphasis on applied instrumental or vocal study and performance, as well as broad intellectual development.