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2011-2012 Catalog Music and Dance, Conservatory of Master of Music in Music Theory Required Courses
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Master of Music in Music Theory Required Courses
  CONSVTY 5599 Thesis                          4
CONSVTY 5593 Introduction to Research and
  Bibliography in Music 3
CONSVTY 5524B Advanced Analysis II -
  Common Practice Period 3
CONSVTY 5524C Advanced Analysis III -
  Contemporary Period 3
CONSVTY 5526A Introduction to
  Schenkerian Theory and Analysis 3
CONSVTY 5526B Schenkerian Analysis 3
  CONSVTY 5591G Pedagogy of Music Theory I 3
CONSVTY 5620 History of Music Theory I 3
-or- CONSVTY 5621 History of Music Theory II 3
Music History (Graduate Level) 3
Electives 6
Total hours (minimum)34

Piano Proficiency Requirement:

The Conservatory's undergraduate piano proficiency requirement must be met.

Applied Music Requirement

Successful completion of one of the following is required:
  • If the student qualifies for applied music at the 302 level, then no applied study is required.
  • If the student does not qualify through audition for applied music at the 302 level, then the student must enroll for applied study for three semesters or until the 301 jury is passed.

Foreign Language Requirement

For all masters students in Music Theory, a grade of B- (2.7) or better in a first-semester, sophomore-level foreign language course or C (2.0) work or better in each of two junior-level courses or in one senior-level literature or civilization course is viewed as an adequate demonstration of foreign language skills. Students must study French, German, Italian or Latin unless the substitution of another langage is approved by a minimum of two-thirds of the supervisory committee. A language proficiency test, if provided by language instructors or departments, may be substituted for course requirements provided it documents language capabilities equivalent to the previously described courses. In such cases, a letter from the university langage professor, describing the process and results, must be forwarded to the Conservatory Associate Dean for Academic Affairs.

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