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Degree Offered
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Program Overview
The graduate program in music offers two areas of emphasis:
Music Education and Applied Music Pedagogy. It serves
students preparing for college level teaching, students
preparing for advanced graduate studies, and in-service
elementary and secondary school teachers.
The program is designed especially for the convenience
of the part-time student, and courses are offered in
the late afternoon and evening.
Admission Requirements
Students must fulfill the requirements for admission
to the graduate college and apply to the Department
of Music for admission the degree program. To qualify
for acceptance in the program, applicants must:
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Demonstrate, through department graduate placement
examination, knowledge and skills in the following
areas:
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Harmony- written, aural, keyboard.
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Sight- singing, and melodic, harmonic, and
rhythmic dictation.
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History and Literature of Music
Graduate Placement Examinations must be taken in
the first semester of graduate study.
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Demonstrate sufficient pianistic ability to meet
program requirements
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In the Applied Pedagogy program, students must
audition in their performance area before the appropriate
committee or submit a fifteen- minute tape to the
committee to demonstrate ability.
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In Music Education, the student must have an undergraduate
degree in Music Education.
Degree Requirements
All graduate credits will be at the 400 levels, except
for a limited number of 3000 level courses specifically
approved for graduate degree credits in a given Master’s
degree program. Departments may permit students to apply
up to three to these 300 level courses, to a maximum
of ten credit hours, to fulfill program requirements.
This policy applies to all students entering graduate
degree program beginning with fall 1997. Consult with
your program advisor or the graduate college for detail.
Emphasis I: Music Education
MUS-424 Music Bibliography and Research 3cr.
MUS- 491 Seminar in Research in Music Education 3cr.
MUS-493 Dynamics of a Music Curriculum 3cr.
MUS-492 Seminar in Administration & Supervision of School
Music..3cr.
Applied Music .6cr.
MUS-481 Thesis Seminar (Project or Thesis).....3cr.
Elective (selected in consultation with the Graduate
Advisor)..15cr
TOTAL 36cr
Emphasis II: Applied Music Pedagogy
MUS-424 Music Bibliography and Research 3cr.
MUS-431 Advance Applied Music Pedagogy I 3cr.
MUS-432 Advance Applied Music Pedagogy II 2cr.
MUS-428 Music Repertoire Seminar 6cr
Applied Music 12cr.
MUS-481 Thesis Seminar (May be a recital ).....3cr
Elective (selected in consultation with the Graduate
Advisor) 7cr
TOTAL 36cr
Advisor
Advisor: |
Dr. Phyllis Hurt |
Office: |
FA-120 |
Phone: |
(773)-442-5915 |
Email: |
P-Hurt@neiu.edu
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