Music Theory Emphasis
| Music Theory Emphasis | 10 units | |
| The music theory emphasis provides students who wish to work in the field of music composition, arranging, orchestrating, and multimedia scoring with skills necessary for entry level positions or advanced study. | ||
| Course Number | Name | Units | Offered | Recommended Year |
| MUS 321 | Counterpoint | 3 | S | Junior or Senior |
| MUS 423 | Orchestration | 3 | C | Junior or Senior |
| Select remaining units from: | ||||
| MUS 323 | Arranging I* | 2 | C | Junior or Senior |
| MUS 421 | Interpretive Arranging* | 2 | On demand | Junior or Senior |
| MUS 422 | Music Composition* | 2 | S | Junior or Senior |
| MUS 424 | Projects in Music Theory* | 2 | On demand | Junior or Senior |
| MUS 427 | Form and Analysis* | 2 | F | Junior or Senior |
| MUS 428 | Arranging II* | 2 | S | Junior or Senior |
| *Elective courses | ||||
Course Requirements Legend:
C = every semester (continuous)
F = every fall
S = every spring
EF = even number falls
F = every fall
S = every spring
EF = even number falls
ES = even number springs
OF = odd number falls
OS = odd number springs
OF = odd number falls
OS = odd number springs
Note: This information is current for the 2007-08 academic year. To view 2008-09 program information, visit the Academic Catalogs page. For additional information, please contact the appropriate office.
