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Music Education: Instrumental/Vocal Certification, BM 1

MUSIC EDUCATION:INSTRUMENTAL/VOCALCERTIFICATION, BMRequirements for Students Matriculating in or before AcademicYear 2018-2019. Learn more about University Academic Regulation3.1 (http://catalog.okstate.edu/university-academic-regulations/#matriculation).

Minimum Overall Grade Point Average: 2.50Total Hours: 129

Code Title HoursGeneral Education RequirementsEnglish CompositionENGL 1113 Composition I 3

or ENGL 1313 Critical Analysis and Writing ISee Academic Regulation 3.5 (http://catalog.okstate.edu/university-academic-regulations/#english-composition)Select one of the following: 3

ENGL 1213 Composition IIENGL 1413 Critical Analysis and Writing IIENGL 3323 Technical Writing

American History & GovernmentHIST 1103 Survey of American History 3POLS 1113 American Government 3Analytical & Quanitative Thought (A)MATH or STAT course designated (A) 3Humanities (H)MUSI 3753 History of Music to 1600 (H) 1 3Courses designated (H) 3Natual Sciences (N)Must include one Laboratory (L) courseCourse designated (N) 6Social & Behavioral Sciences (S)PSYC 1113 Introductory Psychology (S) 3

or SOC 1113 Introductory Sociology (S)SPCH 2713 Introduction to Speech Communication (S) 3Additional General EducationCourses designated (A), (H), (N), or (S) 7Hours Subtotal 40Diversity (D) & International Dimension (I)May be completed in any part of the degree planSelect at least one Diversity (D) courseSelect at least one International Dimension (I) courseCollege/Departmental RequirementsFirst Year SeminarA&S 1111 A&S First Year Seminar (transfer students

with 15 hours exempt)1

Foreign LanugageSee note 30-6 hours

Upper-Division General EducationSelect 6 hours outside major departmentSee note 2.c.Hours Subtotal 1Major RequirementsMinimum 2.50 GPA in all Music and Profressional Educationcourses with a minimum grade of "C" in each courseLower DivisionMUSI 1531 Sight Singing and Aural Skills 1MUSI 1532 Theory of Music I 2MUSI 1541 Sight Singing and Aural Skills II 1MUSI 1542 Theory of Music II 2MUSI 2551 Sight Singing and Aural Skills III 1MUSI 2552 Theory of Music III 2MUSI 2561 Sight Singing and Aural Skills IV 1MUSI 2562 Theory of Music IV 2Select 8 hours of lower-division Applied Major Music Lessons 8

MUSI 1250& MUSI 2250

Major Organand Major Organ (or)


Major Pianoand Major Piano (or)


Major Voiceand Major Voice (or)


Major Violinand Major Violin (or)


Major Violaand Major Viola (or)


Major Celloand Major Cello (or)


Major Double Bassand Major Double Bass (or)


Major Fluteand Major Flute (or)


Major Oboeand Major Oboe (or)


Major Clarinetand Major Clarinet (or)


Major Saxophoneand Major Saxophone (or)


Major Bassoonand Major Bassoon (or)


Major Trumpetand Major Trumpet (or)


Major French Hornand Major French Horn (or)


Major Tromboneand Major Trombone (or)


Major Euphoniumand Major Euphonium (or)


Major Tubaand Major Tuba (or)


Major Percussionand Major Percussion

Select 4 hours of lower-division Major Music Organization 4MUSI 2610 University Bands I

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MUSI 2620 Symphony Orchestra IMUSI 2630 University Choral Ensembles I

Upper DivisionMUSI 3582 Survey of World Musics 2MUSI 3712 Basic Conducting 2MUSI 3722 Advanced Ensemble Conducting 2MUSI 3763 History of Music from 1600-1800 3MUSI 3783 Form And Analysis 3MUSI 3873 History of Music from 1800-Present 3MUSI 4901 Senior Recital 1MUSI 4972 Post Tonal Analysis 2Select 5 hours of upper-division Applied Major Music Lessons (toinclude at least 1 hour at 4000 level)

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Major Pianoand Major Piano (or)


Major Voiceand Major Voice (or)


Major Violinand Major Violin (or)


Major Violaand Major Viola (or)


Major Celloand Major Cello (or)


Major Double Bassand Major Double Bass (or)


Major Fluteand Major Flute (or)


Major Oboeand Major Oboe (or )


Major Clarinetand Major Clarinet (or)


Major Saxophoneand Major Saxophone (or)


Major Bassoonand Major Bassoon (or)


Major Trumpetand Major Trumpet (or)


Major French Hornand Major French Horn (or)


Major Tromboneand Major Trombone (or)


Major Euphoniumand Major Euphonium (or)


Major Tubaand Major Tuba (or)


Major Percussionand Major Percussion (or)

Professional EducationEPSY 3413 Child and Adolescent Development 3SPED 3202 Educating Exceptional Learners (D) 2MUSI 2722 Introduction to Music Education 2MUSI 3832 Elementary Music Methods 2MUSI 3640 Vocal Rehearsal Practicum 1

or MUSI 3641 Instrumental Rehearsal Practicum

MUSI 4742 Student Teaching Seminar in MusicEducation

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MUSI 4940 Student Teaching in Public School Music 6CertificationSelect Instrumental or Vocal (p. 2) 17Hours Subtotal 82Electives 6May need to include 6 hours of a foreign language (see note 3)May need to include 6 hours upper-division general educationoutside major department (see note 2.c.)Hours Subtotal 6

Total Hours 129

1 College and Departmental Requirements that may be used to meetGen Ed Requirements

CertificationInstrumentalCode Title HoursMUSI 1011 Piano Class Lessons 1MUSI 1021 Piano Class Lessons 1MUSI 2010 Piano Class Lessons 1Select 5 hours of Instrumental Techniques Classes from: 5

MUSI 1071 Single Reed TechniquesMUSI 1081 Double Reed TechniquesMUSI 1091 High Brass TechniquesMUSI 2051 High String TechniquesMUSI 2061 Low String TechniquesMUSI 2071 Flute TechniquesMUSI 2091 Low Brass Techniques

MUSI 3852 Secondary Instrumental Methods 2MUSI 4912 Orchestration and Arranging 2

or JAZZ 4102 Jazz Arranging & CompositionSelect 3 hours of upper-division large ensemble fo the following: 3

MUSI 3610 University Bands IIMUSI 3620 Symphony Orchestra IIMUSI 3630 University Choral Ensembles II

Choose one:MUSI 3842 Marching Bands Methods (Winds, Brass, &

Percussion)MUSI 4890 Special Studies in Music Pedagogy (2

hours, Strings)

Vocal/KeyboardCode Title HoursSelect 3 hours of lower-division Minor Music Lesson Field from: 3

MUSI 1011 Piano Class LessonsMUSI 1021 Piano Class LessonsMUSI 2010 Piano Class LessonsMUSI 1190 Secondary PianoMUSI 3190 Secondary PianoMUSI 1120 Elective PianoMUSI 3120 Elective Piano

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MUSI 1110 Elective OrganMUSI 3110 Elective OrganMUSI 1200 Secondary VoiceMUSI 3200 Secondary VoiceMUSI 1130 Elective VoiceMUSI 3130 Elective Voice

MUSI 1631 Introduction to Diction for Singers 1MUSI 3732 Secondary Choral Methods 2MUSI 3932 Intermediate Music Methods 2MUSI 4842 Choral Literature for the Classroom 2MUSI 4912 Orchestration and Arranging 2

or JAZZ 4102 Jazz Arranging & CompositionChoose Keyboard or Vocal 5

KeyboardMUSI 3130 Elective Voice (2 hours )MUSI 4042 Collaborative Piano IMUSI 4600 Chamber Ensembles (1 hour)VocalMUSI 3022 Piano Skills for Vocal Music Education

MajorsSelect 3 hours upper-division large ensemble of the following:MUSI 3610 University Bands IIMUSI 3620 Symphony Orchestra IIMUSI 3630 University Choral Ensembles II

All Music Majors must successfully complete an entrance audition,upper-division theory examination, keyboard proficiency examination,and six semesters of MUSI 0500 Student Recital Attendance and mustparticipate in Applied Major Music Lessons each semester of residence.All wind and percussion instrumental music education majors must enrollin MUSI 2610 University Bands I/MUSI 3610 University Bands II each fallsemester, except while student teaching.

Other Requirements• See the College of Arts and Sciences Requirements.

• Upper-Division Credit: Total hours must include at least 40 hours incourses numbered 3000 or above.

• Hours in One Department: Hours in one department in excess of 54will be added to the minimum total of 120 required for graduation.

College of Arts and SciencesRequirements1. General Education Requirements

No more than two courses (or eight hours) from the majordepartment may be used to meet General Education and College andDepartmental Requirements. The General Education required EnglishComposition, required U.S. History, required American Government,one required MATH or STAT course, and required foreign language forB.A. degrees do not count against the two-course maximum.

2. A&S College/Departmental Requirementsa. Arts and Humanities are defined as any course carrying an (H)

designation or courses from AMST, ART, ENGL (except ENGL 3323Technical Writing) HIST, MUSI, PHIL (except PHIL 1313 Logic andCritical Thinking (A), PHIL 3003 Symbolic Logic (A)and PHIL 4003

Mathematical Logic and Computability), REL, TH, and foreignlanguages (second year and above). No more than six hours maybe music or theatre performance or art studio

b. Natural and Mathematical Sciences are defined as any coursefrom the following prefixes: ASTR, BIOC, BIOL, BOT, CHEM, CS(except CS 4883 Social Issues in Computing), GEOL, MATH, MICR,PHYS, STAT and ZOOL; or courses from other departments thatcarry an (A) or (N) general education designation.

c. The required six hours of upper-division General Education maynot include courses from the student’s major department. Thisrequirement may be satisfied by courses also used to satisfy anypart of a student’s degree program (i.e., in General Education,College Departmental Requirements, Major Requirements orElectives).

d. Non-Western Studies Requirement for B.A. and B.F.A.; One 3-hourcourse in Non-Western Studies from:Code Title HoursAMIS 2013 Introduction to American Indian

Studies (D)3

AMIS 4013 American Indian Sovereignty (D) 3ANTH 3443 Peoples of Mesoamerica (IS) 3ANTH 4223 The Aztec Empire (H) 3ART 2693 Course ART 2693 Not FoundART 2733 Course ART 2733 Not FoundART 4603 History of Ancient Egyptian Art 3ART 4653 History of Indian Art 3ART 4663 History of Chinese Art (H) 3ART 4673 History of Japanese Art 3ART 4683 Modern and Contemporary Art in Asia 3ART 4703 Art East and West: Biases and

Borrowings3

ART 4713 The Visual Culture of the Islamic World(HI)

3

ART 4763 Native American Art and MaterialCulture

3

CHIN 1225 Course CHIN 1225 Not FoundENGL 2963 Survey of Nonwestern Traditions (HI) 3ENGL 3183 Native American Literature (DH) 3ENGL 3190 Readings in Postcolonial and

Multiethnic Literature (African Novel)3

ENGL 4330 Studies in Native American Literature 3-6FLL 1000 Special Studies in Foreign Languages

and Literatures (Arabic 2 & Mvskoke2)1-10

GEOG 3053 Introduction to Central Asia Studies(IS)

3

GEOG 3733 Russia and Its Neighbors (IS) 3GEOG 3753 Asia (IS) 3GEOG 3763 Africa (IS) 3GEOG 3783 The Middle East (IS) 3HIST 1713 Survey of Eastern Civilization (H) 3HIST 3003 Course HIST 3003 Not FoundHIST 3013 Ancient Egypt and Israel (H) 3HIST 3043 Ancient Mesopotamia: Iraq, Iran &

Syria from 4000-333 B.C. (H)3

HIST 3053 Introduction to Central Asia Studies(IS)

3

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HIST 3123 The History of Modern Africa (HI) 3HIST 3133 African Diaspora History (H) 3HIST 3153 Russia to 1861 (H) 3HIST 3163 Russia Since 1861 (HI) 3HIST 3203 The Medieval World, 500-1500 (H) 3HIST 3403 East Asia to 1800 (H) 3HIST 3413 East Asia Since 1800 (HI) 3HIST 3423 Modern Japan (HI) 3HIST 3433 Modern China (HI) 3HIST 3443 Gender Relations in Chinese History

(H)3

HIST 3503 Medieval Islamic History (H) 3HIST 3513 Modern Middle East (HI) 3HIST 3523 History of Modern India and South

Asia (HI)3

HIST 3543 Israel & Palestine in Modern Times (HI) 3HIST 3553 Media and Popular Culture in the Arab

Middle East (HI)3

HIST 3583 Minorities and Diversity in the MiddleEast (H)

3

HIST 3793 Native American History (DH) 3HONR 3033 Contemporary Cultures of the Non-

Western World: Honors (IS)3

JAPN 1225 Course JAPN 1225 Not FoundJAPN 2015 Course JAPN 2015 Not FoundJAPN 2225 Course JAPN 2225 Not FoundMUSI 3583 Traditional World Music (HI) 3PHIL 3943 Asian Philosophy (HI) 3PHIL 4943 Indian Philosophy 3PHIL 4953 East Asian Philosophy 3POLS 3003 The Soviet Union: History, Society and

Culture(IS)3

POLS 3053 Introduction to Central Asia Studies(IS)

3

POLS 3123 Russian & Eurasian Politics (I) 3POLS 3163 African Politics (I) 3POLS 3223 Asian Politics 3POLS 3313 Middle Eastern Politics 3REL 1103 Introduction to World Religions (HI) 3REL 3573 The Religions of Native Americans

(DH)3

REL 4113 The World of Islam: CulturalPerspectives (HI)

3

REL 4213 Understanding Global Islam (HI) 3REL 4223 Religions and Sects in the Middle East

(HI)3

RUSS 1225 Course RUSS 1225 Not FoundRUSS 3003 The Soviet Union: History, Society and

Culture (IS)3

RUSS 3053 Introduction to Central Asian Studies(IS)

3

RUSS 3123 Russian Culture and Civilization (H) 3RUSS 4013 Survey of Russian Literature I 3RUSS 4023 Survey of Russian Literature II 3

RUSS 4113 Russian Literature in Translation I (H) 3RUSS 4123 Russian Literature in Translation II 3SOC 4533 World Population Problems 3SOC 4653 Gender and the Middle East (IS) 3

This requirement may be satisfied by courses also used to satisfyany part of a student’s degree program (i.e., in General Education,College Departmental Requirements, Major Requirements orElectives).

e. The College of Arts & Sciences requires a minimum 2.0 GPA in allmajor requirements and a minimum 2.0 GPA in all major-prefixcourses.

3. Foreign Language Proficiencya. The foreign language requirement for the B.A. may be satisfied

by 10 hours college credit in the same language, or equivalentproficiency (e.g., passing an advanced standing examination;completing a second-year or higher college-level course in thelanguage, etc.).

b. The foreign language requirement for the B.S., B.M. and B.F.A.may be satisfied by presenting a high school transcript whichdemonstrates two years of study of a single foreign language(passing grades at second year level of study). It may also besatisfied by any of the options listed above for the B.A. utilizingelective hours.

c. In addition to a. and b., students pursuing teacher certificationmust meet novice-high foreign language proficiency bypresenting a high school transcript which demonstrates twoyears of study of a single foreign language with no grade belowB. Or, students may complete 5 hours college credit in the samelanguage with no grade below C (or pass an advanced standingexamination equivalent to 5 hours of college credit.).

4. Exclusionsa. Courses used to satisfy the General Education English

Composition, U.S. History, American Government, andMathematics or Statistics requirements will not count toward the54 hour maximum allowed from one department.

b. Courses with ATHL or LEIS prefixes and leisure activity coursesmay not be used for degree credit.

5. Teacher CertificationStudents can satisfy the requirements for secondary schoolsteaching certification while earning a B.A. or B.S. in the College ofArts & Sciences. Those interested should see their Arts and Sciencesadviser and the OSU Professional Education Unit in room 325 Willard.

Additional State/OSU Requirements• At least: 60 hours at a four-year institution; 30 hours completed at

OSU; 15 of the final 30 or 50% of the upper-division hours in the majorfield completed at OSU.

• Limit of: one-half of major course requirements as transfer work; one-fourth of hours earned by correspondence; 8 transfer correspondencehours.

• Students will be held responsible for degree requirements in effect atthe time of matriculation and any changes that are made, so long asthese changes do not result in semester credit hours being added ordo not delay graduation.

• Degrees that follow this plan must be completed by the end ofSummer 2024.

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