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Music (MUSC)MUSC 1010 FFIntroduction to Music3:3:0 Fall, Spring, Summer

A survey course designed to make musicmore meaningful. Studies melody, harmony,form, and rhythm together with historical andbiographical information. Canvas Course Mats$50/Norton

MUSC 101H FFIntroduction to Music3:3:0 Spring* Prerequisite(s): Ability to read music andDepartmental Approval

Develops an appreciation and understandingof music. Studies melody, harmony, form, andrhythm. Focuses on the historical developmentof Western art music, including the contributionsof major composers. Examines musical genressuch as the chant, motet, madrigal, concertogrosso, opera, cantata, oratorio, symphony,music drama and tone poem. Practices theaural identification of specific compositions.

MUSC 102GIntroduction to World Music3:3:0 Fall, Spring, Summer

Explores diverse music throughout the world.Studies melody, harmony, form, and rhythm ininternational historical and cultural contexts.

MUSC 1030 FFAmerican Popular Music3:3:0 Fall, Spring, Summer

Studies the emergence, development, andcharacteristics of American music includingJazz, Blues, Country, Rock, Motown, Hip-Hop, and other popular styles. Examinesthe contributions of European, African, Latinand other cultural traditions on Americanpopular music. Studies the influences ofmass media and technology. Examines themarketing and dissemination of popular musicby the music industry. Studies the role ofpopular music as a symbol of race, class,gender, and generation. Fulfills the Fine Artsgeneral education distribution requirement andaddresses the Intellectual and Practical SkillsFoundation essential learning outcomes ofqualitative reasoning.

MUSC 1050Beginning Piano I2:2:0 Fall

Provides group instruction for studentswith little or no piano and note-readingexperience. Covers melodic and rhythmicnotation, key recognition, and major and minorfinger patterns. Teaches basic harmonization,transposition and improvisation. Course Lab feeof $20 for equipment applies.

MUSC 1060Beginning Piano II2:2:0 On Sufficient Demand* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 1050

Builds on the skills learned inBeginning Piano I. Studies notation,scales, chord progressions, sight-reading,basic harmonization, transposition, andimprovisation.

MUSC 1100 FFFundamentals of Music3:3:0 Fall, Spring, Summer

Examines the fundamentals of music theorysuch as pitch notation, meter, rhythm, timesignatures, intervals, major and minor scales,key signatures, and triads. Fulfills the FineArts general education distribution requirementand addresses essential learning outcomes ofquantitative reasoning. Lab access fee of $10for computers applies.

MUSC 1110Music Theory I3:3:0 Fall, Spring* Prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): MUSC1130 and MUSC 250R or declared MusicTechnology Certificate major

Studies the fundamentals of music theoryincluding elementary harmony, primary andsecondary triads with inversions, non-harmonictones and modulation.

MUSC 1120Music Theory II3:3:0 Spring, Summer* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 1110* Corequisite(s): (MUSC 1140 and MUSC250R) or declared Music TechnologyCertificate major

Provides further study of the fundamentalsof music theory. Covers the analysis andcomposition of music using leading tonetriads, seventh chords, secondary dominants,sequences, voice leading and modulation.

MUSC 1130Aural Skills I1:1:1 Fall, Spring* Corequisite(s): (MUSC 1110 and MUSC250R) or declared Music TechnologyCertificate major

Provides training in the aural identification ofintervals and triads. Practices rhythmic dictationin simple meters, and melodic dictation ofsimple melodies. Studies the solfege movable"Do" system.

MUSC 1140Aural Skills II1:1:1 Spring, Summer* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 1130* Corequisite(s): (MUSC 1120 and MUSC250R) or declared Music TechnologyCertificate major

Provides further training in the auralidentification of intervals and triads. Practicesrhythmic dictation in simple and compoundmeters, and melodic dictation in major andminor keys. Studies the solfege movable "Do"system.

MUSC 1150Group Piano I1:1:1 Fall, Spring

Develops fundamental piano skills includingfive-finger major and minor scales, arpeggios,chord progressions, sight-reading, andperformance. Course Lab fee of $20 forequipment applies.

MUSC 1160Group Piano II1:1:1 Spring, Summer* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 1150 or equivalentproficiency examination

Builds on the skills learned in Group Piano I.Develops facility in two-octave major scales,arpeggios, chord progressions, sight-reading,harmonization, transposition, and performance.Course Lab fee of $20 for equipment applies.

MUSC 1170Group Guitar I2:2:0 Fall, Spring

Teaches fundamental skills used in playingpopular guitar styles. Covers essential left andright hand techniques as well as basic musicalrudiments.

MUSC 1180Group Guitar II2:2:0 On Sufficient Demand* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 1170

Develops a variety of right and left handtechniques. Teaches both standard andtablature-style notation. Provides solo andensemble performance opportunities.

MUSC 124RUVU Concert Choir1:2:0 Fall, Spring

Provides group training in the various styles ofchoral literature. Basic skills in note reading,matching pitch and blending with the ensembleexpected. Requires participation at scheduledperformances. May be repeated as desired.

MUSC 125RUniversity Band1:0:2 On Sufficient Demand

Provides group training in the various stylesof band literature. Requires participation atscheduled performances. May be repeated asdesired.

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MUSC 1400Music Technology I2:2:0 Fall

Examines the fundamental concepts and usageof technologies in music. Studies the history ofanalog and digital recording and the emergenceof synthesis. Details the historical and currentuses of Musical Instrument Digital Interface(MIDI). Introduces the basics of a Digital AudioWorkstation (DAW) and contemporary musicnotation. Software fee of $15 applies. CourseLab fee of $10 for computers applies.

MUSC 1402Music Technology II2:2:0 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 1400

Builds on the concepts covered in MusicTechnology I. Examines the uses of MusicalInstrument Digital Interface (MIDI) and virtualinstruments in the modern Digital AudioWorkstation (DAW). Studies in greater depththe processes of contemporary music notation.Software fee of $15 applies. Course Lab fee of$10 for computers applies.

MUSC 1410Survey of Commercial Music Careers1:1:0 Fall

Introduces optimal career paths incontemporary music. Covers careers includingbut not limited to film composition,arranging, production, film music editing, studioengineering, performance, and education.Emphasizes practical skills in entrepreneurship,marketing, and networking.

MUSC 145RPrivate Lessons I1:1:0 Fall, Spring, Summer

Offers twelve 30-minute private lessons.Focuses on the individual needs of thestudent in developing skills and techniques.Requires personal practice as determined byinstructor. Does not fulfill music major degreerequirements. May be repeated as desired.Course fee of $270 for support applies.

MUSC 160RPrivate Lessons for Nonmusic Majors1:1:0 Fall, Spring, Summer* Prerequisite(s): Audition required

Offers twelve 30-minute private lessons fornon-music majors. Focuses on the individualneeds of the student in developing skillsand techniques. Requires personal practice asdetermined by instructor. May be repeated asdesired. Course fee of $270 for support applies.

MUSC 1630Group Voice I1:1:1 Fall, Spring

Provides group instruction in the developmentof vocal skills and techniques. Covers classicalvocal production, breath management, diction,and performance skills. Provides studentperformance of vocal literature from severalgenres and style periods.

MUSC 1640Group Voice II1:1:1 On Sufficient Demand* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 1630 or instructorpermission

Provides more advanced group instruction inthe development of vocal skills and techniques.Covers classical vocal production, breathmanagement, English and Italian diction,performance anxiety and performance skills.Provides student performance of vocal literaturefrom several genres and style periods.

MUSC 1800Introduction to Music Education3:3:1 Fall

Introduces the music education professionincluding history, philosophy, professionalcommunities, career opportunities, and musicteaching standards. Emphasizes the place ofmusic and the arts in education, the role ofgovernment in schools, meeting the challengesof 21st century education. Covers personal,professional, and musical skills necessaryfor successful music teaching and learning.Requires observation of music classroomsin public and private school settings outsideof scheduled class time. Includes microteaching and a final portfolio and interviewwhich culminates in matriculation to the musiceducation degree.

MUSC 1810Contemporary Theory and Improvisation I3:3:0 Fall

Teaches contemporary music theory throughthe development of basic improvisationaltechniques in jazz and popular styles.Introduces chord symbols for triads, 7thchords, and basic chord extensions. Developsimprovisational performance skills through theapplication of melodic and rhythmic vocabularyto diatonic chord progressions in major andminor keys, 12-bar blues, applied dominants,and simple modulations.

MUSC 1820Contemporary Theory and Improvisation II2:2:0 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 1810

Teaches contemporary music theory throughthe development of advanced improvisationaltechniques in jazz and popular styles.Introduces chord symbols not covered in Jazzand Contemporary Theory and Improvisation I,upper structures and slash chords. Developsperformance skills through the application ofmelodic and rhythmic vocabulary to chordprogressions that include modal mixture,chromatic elaboration of static harmony, tritonesubstitutions, side-slipping, and less-commonmodulations. Develops advanced rhythmictechniques including cross rhythm, double-time,anticipation/delay, and stretching the time.

MUSC 2001Diction for Singers I1:1:1 Fall

Teaches the International Phonetic Alphabet(IPA) as it pertains to the English, Italian andLatin languages. Applies IPA directly to songliterature for each language. Provides basicreading, comprehension, and grammar skills inthe Italian and Latin languages. Course lab feeof $15 for support applies.

MUSC 2002Diction for Singers II1:1:1 Spring

Teaches proficiency in the InternationalPhonetic Alphabet (IPA) as it pertains to theGerman and French languages. Applies IPAdirectly to song literature for each language.Provides basic reading, comprehension, andgrammar skills in each language. Course lab feeof $15 for support applies.

MUSC 2110Music Theory III3:3:0 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 1120

Studies the diatonic and chromatic materialsof common practice music theory. Coversthe analysis and composition of musicusing chromatic chords such as secondarydominants, diminished seventh chords,Neapolitan chords, and Italian, French andGerman sixth chords. Practices multiplemethods of modulation.

MUSC 2130Aural Skills III1:1:1 Fall* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 1140* Corequisite(s): MUSC 2110

Provides training in the aural identificationof intervals, triad inversions and chordprogressions. Practices rhythmic dictation ofsyncopated rhythms and asymmetric and mixedmeters, and melodic dictation of disjunctmelodies and two-part dictation. Studies thesolfege movable "Do" system in major, minorkeys and modes with coordinating Kodaly handsigns.

MUSC 2140Aural Skills IV1:1:1 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 2130

Provides further training in the auralidentification of intervals, triad inversionsand chord progressions. Practices rhythmicdictation of complex rhythm patterns andasymmetric and mixed meters. Teaches four-part harmonic dictation. Completes study of thesolfege movable "Do" system.

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MUSC 2150Group Piano III1:1:1 Fall* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 1160 or equivalentproficiency examination

Builds on the skills learned in Group Piano II.Develops further facility in one-octave harmonicminor scales, arpeggios, chord progressions,sight-reading, harmonization, transposition,improvisation, and accompanying. Course labfee of $20 for equipment applies.

MUSC 2160Group Piano IV1:1:1 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 2150 or equivalentproficiency examination

Builds on the skills learned in Group PianoIII. Develops facility in two-octave majorand harmonic minor scales, arpeggios, chordprogressions, sight-reading, harmonization,transposition, improvisation in classical andcontemporary styles, playing contemporary andjazz chord charts, and accompanying. Courselab fee of $20 for equipment applies.

MUSC 2170Jazz and Contemporary Keyboard Skills I1:1:1 Fall* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 1160 ordemonstration of equivalent keyboardproficiency

Introduces and develops basic jazz keyboardvoicings and chord construction, rhythmiccomping for jazz and popular styles, simpleimprovisation with left hand voicings, andfake book reading skills. Covers the Blues,ii-V-I, dominant cycles, tritone substitutions,diminished passing chords, and turnaroundswith secondary dominants.

MUSC 2180Jazz and Contemporary Keyboard Skills II1:1:1 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 2170 ordemonstration of equivalent keyboardproficiency

Builds on the jazz and contemporary keyboardskills developed in MUSC 2170. Teachescomplex open and closed position chordvoicings using 4, 5, and 6 notes, includingchords built in fourths. Develops handindependence through the performance ofcomposed and improvised melodies in the righthand while comping with the left hand. Developsadvanced melodic and harmonic techniquesover the Blues, ii-V-I, dominant cycles, tritonesubstitutions, diminished passing chords, andturnarounds with secondary dominants.

MUSC 2350Fundamentals of Conducting2:2:0 Fall

Provides an introduction to the basics ofconducting. Focuses on baton technique, scorereading, interpretation and rehearsal.

MUSC 2400Digital Audio Workstation2:2:0 Fall* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 1402 or MusicTechnology Certificate major

Introduces the Digital Audio Workstation,including shortcuts and commands formaximizing effectiveness and understandingwithin the workstation. Covers the basics of thesoftware interface, audio and MIDI recordingand editing, effects and creating a final product.Software fee of $15 applies. Course Lab fee of$10 for computers applies.

MUSC 2420Music Production Basics2:2:0 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 2400

Introduces the basics of music production.Analyzes various aspects of contemporarymusic including sound and part selectionfor each instrument in the rhythm section.Discusses various recording and productiontechniques used in current music productions.Introduces students to technical productiontools and techniques including but not limitedto phasers, chorus, flange, delay, echo,reverb, compression, eq, filters, and distortion.Introduces the students to common productionpitfalls such as overproduction. Software feeof $15 applies. Course Lab fee of $10 forcomputers applies.

MUSC 245RPrivate Lessons II1:1:0 Fall, Spring, Summer

Offers twelve 60-minute private lessons.Designed to meet the individual needsof the student in developing skills andtechniques. Does not fulfill music major degreerequirements. May be repeated as desired.Course fee of $443 for support applies.

MUSC 250RPrivate Lessons for Music Majors1:1:0 Fall, Spring, Summer* Prerequisite(s): Music major entranceaudition required.* Corequisite(s): MUSC 251R

Offers twelve 60-minute private lessons formusic majors. Focuses on the individualneeds of the student in developing skills andtechniques. Requires participation in weeklyperformance class. Includes juried evaluations.May be repeated as desired. Course fee of $443for support applies.

MUSC 251RPerformance Class1:1:0 Fall, Spring, Summer* Corequisite(s): MUSC 250R

Provides additional performance experiencefor music majors. Develops an ability to offerand receive constructive criticism. Exploresperformance-related topics such as practicestrategies, performance anxiety, interpretivephrasing, technical mastery, memorization andjury preparation. May be repeated for amaximum of 12 credits toward graduation.

MUSC 281RInternship in Music I1 to 8:0:5 to 40 Fall, Spring, Summer* Prerequisite(s): Departmental Approval

Provides an opportunity for students to receivecollege credit and explore career optionsin music by working in music-related fields.Applies academic concepts to actual workexperiences. Requires approval of facultysponsor and completion and acceptanceof application. Requires completion of anorientation, completion of Master Agreementbetween UVU and employer, completion ofgoals and tasks as required by academicdepartment, and completion of final evaluation.May be repeated for a total of 8 credits towardsgraduation. May be graded credit/no credit.

MUSC 290RIndependent Study1 to 3:0:3 to 9 On Sufficient Demand* Prerequisite(s): Instructor permission andadvisor approval

Individual projects to be negotiated by studentand instructor on a case-by-case basis to beapproved by the departmental advisor. May berepeated for a maximum of 4 credits towardgraduation.

MUSC 3005Vocal Literature I1:1:1 Fall* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 1120 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Presents an overview of the English andItalian art song literature from 1500 topresent. Provides performance training ofstylistic elements appropriate for each timeperiod.

MUSC 3006Vocal Literature II1:1:1 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 3005 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Presents an overview of the French andGerman art song literature from 1500 topresent. Provides performance training ofstylistic elements appropriate for each timeperiod.

MUSC 3015Jazz and Contemporary Theory3:3:0 Not Offered* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 2110 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Studies the theory of jazz, including theanalysis of chord symbols related to blues,Latin jazz, funk, and bebop. Covers thecomposition of song forms in a variety ofstyles. Includes transcription and analysis ofjazz solos. Discusses Broadway show tunes,rock and roll, folk songs of the '60s and '70s, andsongs from the American song book. Softwarefee of $15 applies. Course Lab fee of $10 forcomputers applies.

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MUSC 3025Songwriting I2:2:0 Fall* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 1400 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Studies the creative processes and techniquesinvolved in commercial songwriting. Coversthe essential elements of lyric writing, settinglyrics to melody, and utilizing functionalharmony. Explores the process of developinga production plan for a song demo. Softwarefee of $15 applies. Course Lab fee of $10 forcomputers applies.

MUSC 3026Songwriting II2:2:0 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 3025 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Expands on the skills learned in Songwriting I.Focuses on the demands of commercial musicprojects, including the creation of lyrics andsongs that have mass appeal. Discusses theprofessional expectations of writing on demandin a specific musical style for requisitionedpurposes. Covers the business aspects ofsongwriting including demos, property rights,publishing, and marketing options. Software feeof $15 applies. Course Lab fee of $10 forcomputers applies.

MUSC 3030Jazz and Contemporary Arranging I2:2:0 Fall* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 2110 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Teaches melodic construction, form, style,orchestration, harmonization, and rhythmsection notation. Offers students the opportunityto create a portfolio of arrangements for smallinstrumental jazz ensemble.

MUSC 3031Jazz and Contemporary Arranging II2:2:0 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 3030 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Develops advanced arranging techniques forlarge instrumental jazz ensembles. Examinesand analyzes scores by major composers.Offers students the opportunity to createoriginal arrangements for large jazz ensemble.

MUSC 306RAdvanced Keyboard Skills1:0:2 Fall, Spring* Corequisite(s): MUSC 250R or MUSC 450Ror MUSC 455R

Provides advanced study in piano technique,sight-reading, and ensemble skills. Developspedagogical skills through masterclasses andteaching beginners. May be repeated formaximum of 12 credits toward graduation.

MUSC 3120Form and Analysis3:3:0 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 2110 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Explores the structure, meaning andorganization of music. Concentrates onthe standard practices of European-spheremusic since 1600. Teaches techniquesfor understanding and classifying musicalstructure. Places techniques and knowledgefrom the first three semesters of music theoryinto a comprehensive whole.

MUSC 3150Advanced Instrumental Conducting2:2:0 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 2350 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Teaches advanced baton techniques, scorepreparation and basic rehearsal procedures forinstrumental ensembles.

MUSC 320RMasterworks Chorale1:0:3 On Sufficient Demand* Prerequisite(s): Audition

Provides group training in the various stylesof choral literature. Requires attendance atscheduled performances. May be repeated asdesired. Course fee of $20 for support applies.

MUSC 322RChamber Choir1:0:4 Fall, Spring* Prerequisite(s): Audition

For the advanced singer desiring experience inchoral performance. Provides the opportunity ofperforming in a small group of select singers.Studies music of various styles and periods.Requires participation in concerts, programs,and tours. May be repeated as desired. Coursefee of $20 for support applies.

MUSC 327RMen's Choir1:0:3 Fall, Spring* Prerequisite(s): Audition

Provides male vocalists with advancedindividual and ensemble training. Includesemphasis on auditioning, rehearsal andperformance etiquette, and ensemble skills anddynamics. Requires participation in concerts,programs and tours. May be repeated asdesired. Course Lab fee of $15 for supportapplies.

MUSC 328RWomen's Choir1:0:3 Fall, Spring* Prerequisite(s): Audition

Provides female vocalists the opportunity toperform in a select group of treble singers.Studies music of various styles and periods.Requires participation in concerts, programs,and tours. May be repeated as desired. Coursefee of $20 for support applies.

MUSC 330RWind Symphony1:0:4 Fall, Spring* Prerequisite(s): Audition

Improves musical performance skills byparticipation in the band. Studies and performsserious concert literature. Requires attendanceat all concerts, performances, tours andacquisition of performance attire. May berepeated as desired.

MUSC 331RPercussion Ensemble1:0:3 Fall, Spring* Prerequisite(s): Audition

Provides percussion ensemble experience.Emphasis on sight reading and musicperformance skills. Attendance is expected atall concerts, rehearsals, and tours. May berepeated as desired.

MUSC 332RJazz Orchestra1:0:3 Fall, Spring* Prerequisite(s): Audition

Provides the advanced instrumentalist theopportunity to perform traditional andcontemporary repertoire for large jazzensemble. Improvisational and sight-readingskills are emphasized. Requires attendance atall performances. May be repeated as desired.

MUSC 333RSmall Jazz and Commercial Ensembles1:0:2 Fall, Spring* Prerequisite(s): Audition

Provides the advanced instrumentalist andvocalist the opportunity to perform in smallensembles specializing in jazz and othercommercial styles including, pop, rock, country,funk, reggae, hip hop, etc. Emphasizesimprovisation, rhythmic skills, and knowledgeof harmony. Requires attendance at allperformances. May be repeated as desired.

MUSC 334RPep Band1:0:2 Fall, Spring* Prerequisite(s): Audition

Provides opportunities to perform bandliterature for athletic events, including homegames, playoffs and championships. Requiresparticipation at all rehearsals and assignedgames. May be repeated as desired.

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MUSC 3400 XFMusic in the Elementary School2:2:0* Prerequisite(s): University AdvancedStanding

For Elementary Education students and otherinterested students and community members.Introduces concepts and techniques of musiceducation applicable to the elementary schoolclassroom. Teaches concepts and skillsthrough a combination of readings and lectures.Applies vocal and instrumental basics andclass projects. Addresses the Utah StateCore Curriculum for music for the elementaryschool. Completion of a second course isrequired to satisfy the fine arts requirement (seeGraduation section of catalog).

MUSC 3410Elementary Music Methods I2:2:0 On Sufficient Demand* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 2110 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Teaches the sequence, tools, materials, andphilosophy of teaching musical concepts tochildren in grades K-3. Develops skill onclassroom instruments.

MUSC 3411Elementary Music Methods II2:2:0 On Sufficient Demand* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 2110, MUSC 3410,and University Advanced Standing

Teaches the sequence, tools, materials, andphilosophy of teaching musical concepts tochildren in grades 4-6. Develops skill onclassroom instruments.

MUSC 3412Music Career Development3:3:0 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 2110 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Examines various career options in the musicindustry. Covers the identification of audienceand client and the process of supplying productsappropriate to their needs. Includes advertising,client relations, social media, and creating anonline presence. Explores the development offunding sources for music projects and basicmusic accounting practices. Covers sync fees,performance rights organizations (PRO), andmultiple streams of income through royalties.Software fee of $15 applies. Course Lab fee of$10 for computers applies.

MUSC 3415Instrumental Pedagogy and Literature I2:2:0 Fall* Prerequisite(s): University AdvancedStanding* Prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): MUSC2110

Provides students the opportunity to studythe pedagogy and literature of their majorinstrument. Examines various pedagogicalapproaches and incorporates in-class teachingdemonstrations. Includes the selection ofappropriate solo and chamber literature forbeginning and intermediate levels.

MUSC 3416Instrumental Pedagogy and Literature II2:2:0 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 3415 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Provides students the opportunity to studythe pedagogy and literature of their majorinstrument. Examines various pedagogicalapproaches and incorporates in-class teachingdemonstrations. Includes the selection ofappropriate solo and chamber literature foradvanced levels.

MUSC 3450Music History and Literature I3:3:0 Fall* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 3120 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Covers the history of European musicfrom ancient times to the Classicera. Surveys periods, genres, composers,works, performance practice, and sources.Emphasizes musical meaning, style, andinterpretation.

MUSC 3451Music History and Literature II3:3:0 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 3450 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Covers the history of European-sphere musicfrom the Classic era to the present.Surveys periods, genres, composers, works,preformance practice and sources. Emphasizesmusical meaning, style and interpretation.

MUSC 360RCommercial Music Private Lessons1:1:0 Fall, Spring, Summer* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 250R and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Offers twelve 30-minute private lessons.Focuses on the individual needs of the student,developing skills and techniques in commercialcomposition, production, or improvisation. Maybe repeated as desired. Course fee of $270 forprivate instruction applies.

MUSC 3620Percussion Techniques I1:1:1 Fall* Prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): MUSC2110

Prepares music education majors in thepedagogy and methods of percussioninstruments for beginning players.

MUSC 3621Percussion Techniques II1:1:1 On Sufficient Demand* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 3620 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Prepares music education majors in thepedagogy and methods of percussioninstruments for intermediate players insecondary school programs.

MUSC 3630Vocal Techniques1:1:1 On Sufficient Demand* Prerequisite(s): University AdvancedStanding* Prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): MUSC2110

Provides an introduction to vocal pedagogyand basic choral concepts for music educationmajors. Focuses on principles of healthy vocalproduction. Covers vocal anatomy, breathenergy, phonation, resonance, articulation,registration, warm-ups, basic diction, ensemblesinging, and working with adolescent voices.Involves solo and ensemble singing, rehearsalconducting, and private teacher observations.

MUSC 3649String Techniques I1:1:1 Fall* Prerequisite(s): University AdvancedStanding* Prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): MUSC2110

Studies the pedagogical process of a beginningand intermediate string class. Covers strategiesfor the recruitment and organization of anorchestra program. Discusses the selection andmaintenance of string instruments, accessoriesand supplies.

MUSC 3650String Techniques II1:1:1 On Sufficient Demand

Provides additional instruction in stringperformance skills. Studies the pedagogicalprocess of an advanced string class. Covers theplanning and execution of effective rehearsals.Discusses choices for method books andorchestra literature. Course Lab fee of $15 forequipment applies.

MUSC 3659Woodwind Techniques I1:1:1 Fall* Prerequisite(s): University AdvancedStanding* Prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): MUSC2110

Teaches basic performing skills on the clarinetand saxophone including tone production,articulation, registers and fingerings. Studiespedagogical processes, methods and literature.Covers strategies for the recruitment andorganization of a band program. Discussesinstrument selection and maintenance, reedsand accessories.

MUSC 3660Woodwind Techniques II1:1:1 On Sufficient Demand* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 3659 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Provides performance instruction on the flute,oboe, and bassoon. Studies pedagogicalprocesses and choices for method booksand band literature. Covers the planning andexecution of effective rehearsals. Discussesinstrument selection and maintenance, reedsand accessories.

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MUSC 3679Brass Techniques I1:1:1 Fall* Prerequisite(s): University AdvancedStanding* Prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): MUSC2110

Teaches basic performing skills on the trumpetand French horn. Studies the assembly,mechanism, embouchure formation, tone,breath control, intonation and fingeringsof each instrument. Discusses brandselection, accessories, equipment suppliesand instrument care. Covers pedagogicalprocesses, repertoire and method resources.

MUSC 3680Brass Techniques II1:1:1 On Sufficient Demand* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 3679 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Provides basic performance instruction on thetrombone, euphonium and tuba. Studies theassembly, mechanism, embouchure formation,tone, breath control, intonation and fingeringsof each instrument. Covers rehearsal strategiesand literature selection. Discusses choices forinstrument brands, accessories and supplies.

MUSC 3690Jazz Practicum1:1:1 On Sufficient Demand* Prerequisite(s): (MUSC 3659 or MUSC 3679)and University Advanced Standing

Provides a practical study of basicjazz performance, improvisation, transcription,styles, history and rehearsal techniques.Prepares students to teach jazz.

MUSC 370RSymphony Orchestra1:0:4 Fall, Spring* Prerequisite(s): Audition

Provides opportunity to improve musicalperformance skills by participating in orchestra.Studies and performs serious concert literaturefrom all periods of music history. Requiresattendance at all concerts, rehearsals, toursand acquisition of performance attire. May berepeated as desired.

MUSC 372RChamber Orchestra1:0:2 Fall* Prerequisite(s): Audition

Provides smaller orchestra experience.Improves individual and ensemble performanceskills. Studies and performs serious concertliterature from all periods of music history.Attendance is expected at all concerts,rehearsals, and tours. Audition is required. Maybe repeated as desired.

MUSC 373RAdvanced Small Ensembles1:0:2 Fall, Spring* Prerequisite(s): Instructor Approval

Provides opportunities for performing in smallgroups of select musicians. Studies musicof various styles and periods. Some publicperformances will be required. May be repeatedas desired.

MUSC 379RStudio Recording Workshop1:0:2 Spring* Prerequisite(s): University AdvancedStanding* Prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): MUSC1400

Provides performance opportunities in acontemporary recording studio environment.Examines the interrelating roles of performer,engineer, and producer. May be repeated fora maximum of 6 credits toward graduation.Lab access fee of $10 for computers applies.Software fee of $140 for computers applies.

MUSC 3800Junior Recital1:0:3 Fall, Spring, Summer* Prerequisite(s): University AdvancedStanding* Corequisite(s): MUSC 450R or MUSC 455R

Provides a solo recital experience for studentsduring their junior year.

MUSC 410RMusic Composition2:2:0 Fall* Prerequisite(s): University AdvancedStanding* Prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): MUSC2110

Builds on compositional techniques for musicmajors. Explores historical and contemporarytechniques, repertoire, and concepts withan emphasis on creating and performingan original piece. Provides opportunities forstudents to explore their own creative processand demonstrate their knowledge throughcomposition projects. May be repeated fora maximum of 8 credits toward graduation.Software fee of $15 applies. Course Lab fee of$10 for computers applies.

MUSC 4120Twentieth Century Theory3:3:0 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 3450 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Surveys compositional techniques used bypost-tonal composers of the twentieth century.Builds on the knowledge and skills learned inthe tonal music theory classes.

MUSC 4130Scoring and Arranging2:2:0 Fall* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 3120 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Studies techniques of scoring and arrangingmusic for orchestra, band, choir, and smallensembles. Software fee of $15 applies. CourseLab fee of $10 for computers applies.

MUSC 4140Counterpoint3:3:0 Not Offered* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 3120 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Teaches the techniques of combining melodicvoices in a historical context. Covers conceptsfrom the entire span of music history sincethe emergence of polyphony around thetwelfth century. Emphasizes the disciplines ofsixteenth- and eighteenth-century counterpoint.Software fee of $15 applies. Course Lab fee of$10 for computers applies.

MUSC 4150Advanced Choral Conducting2:2:0 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 2350 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Develops advanced baton techniques, scorepreparation and basic rehearsal procedures forchoral organizations. Explores advanced toolsof coordination and musicianship, and coverscommunication and score analysis.

MUSC 420RFilm Scoring2:2:0 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 410R and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Covers theoretical concepts, creativeand collaborative methods, and practicalexperiences in the process of creating musicfor film and video. Includes elements of filmscore history, dramatic structure, collaboration,spotting, musical structure and form (includingleitmotif and variation), timing, temp tracks,digital mockups and production demos,recording and mixing film music, copyright andcontractual concerns, developing a portfolio ofmusical scoring work. Activities include lecture/discussion of theoretical principles, analysisof masterworks in the film music genre, andproduction of a student-scored film/video clip.May be repeated as desired. Software feeof $140 applies. Course Lab fee of $10 forcomputers applies.

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MUSC 4220Choral Literature and Methods2:2:1 Fall* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 2350 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Studies the process of developing a successfulschool choral program. Analyzes the quality ofchoral literature and its suitability for various skilllevels. Studies effective rehearsal managementstrategies. Examines current resources andsystems for choral program administration.Develops skills in singing, score analysis,conducting techniques, section leading, andmicroteaching.

MUSC 4221Advanced Choral Literature and Methods2:2:1 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 4220 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Provides further examination of the processesinvolved in developing a successful schoolchoral program. Studies the history andperformance practices of stylistic periods ofchoral literature. Provides opportunities to planand lead choral ensemble rehearsals. Includespreparations of materials for professionalportfolios. Covers strategies for long-termprofessional development.

MUSC 423ROpera Workshop1:0:4 Fall, Spring* Corequisite(s): MUSC 250R or MUSC 450R* Prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): MUSC455R

Provides experience performing scenes fromopera. Explores the techniques of dramaticcharacterization and stage craft. Addressesthe process of character analysis. Discussesthe control of performance anxiety. Practicesthe basic techniques of stage makeup andcostuming. Develops advanced-level singingproficiency. May be repeated for a maximum of12 credits toward graduation. Course Lab fee of$100 for support applies.

MUSC 4240Vocal Pedagogy2:2:0 Fall* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 2002 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Provides instruction centered on the art andscience of vocalization as it pertains to teachingin a studio scenario and in personal study.Presents varied teaching methods for vocalinstruction in group and one-to-one situations.Provides students the opportunity to teachand receive immediate peer and instructorevaluations on the efficacy of their teachingstyle and lesson content.

MUSC 4340Marching Band Techniques1:1:1 Fall* Prerequisite(s): University AdvancedStanding

Teaches organization and training of marchingbands in public schools. Emphasizes precisionmarching and traditional formation techniques.Covers elements of instrumentation, charting,drill techniques and parade marching. Softwarefee of $15 applies Course Lab fee of $10 forcomputers applies.

MUSC 4360Wind Band Literature and Methods2:2:1 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 2350 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Studies literature, methodology, andadministration of school band program.Includes field work in the public schools.

MUSC 4370Orchestra Literature and Methods2:2:1 Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 2350 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Studies literature, methodology, andadministration of a school orchestra program.Includes field work in the public schools.

MUSC 450RAdvanced Private Lessons for MusicMajors1:1:0 Fall, Spring, Summer* Prerequisite(s): Sophomore Review requiredand University Advanced Standing* Corequisite(s): MUSC 451R

Offers twelve 60-minute private lessons formusic majors. Focuses on the individual needsof the student in developing advanced skills andtechniques. Requires participation in weeklyperformance class. Includes juried evaluations.May be repeated as desired. Course fee of $443for support applies.

MUSC 451RPerformance Class1:1:0 Fall, Spring, Summer* Prerequisite(s): University AdvancedStanding* Corequisite(s): MUSC 450R or MUSC 455R

Provides advanced performance experiencefor music majors. Develops an ability to offerand receive constructive criticism. Exploresperformance-related topics such as practicestrategies, performance anxiety, interpretivephrasing, technical mastery, memorization andjury preparation. May be repeated for amaximum of 12 credits toward graduation.

MUSC 455RPrivate Lessons for Music PerformanceMajors2:2:0 Fall, Spring, Summer* Prerequisite(s): BM in Performance major,Sophomore Review, and University AdvancedStanding* Corequisite(s): MUSC 451R

Offers twelve 60-minute private lessonsfor music performance majors. Focuses onthe individual needs of the student indeveloping advanced skills and techniques.Requires participation in weekly performanceclass. Includes recital preparation and juriedevaluations. May be repeated as desired.Course fee of $443 for recital preparationapplies.

MUSC 4600Jazz Improvisation2:2:0 Not Offered* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 1120 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Develops jazz improvisational skills forinstrumental and vocal jazz performance.Emphasizes chords related to blues, Latin jazz,funk, and bebop. Develops skills through aprogram of systematic exposition and utilizationof fundamental musical structures.

MUSC 470RStudio Arranging and Producing3:3:0 Fall, Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 2400, MUSC 3120,and University Advanced Standing

Covers theoretical concepts of arrangingand production in the recording studio invarious styles and applications. Incorporatespractical experience in a working professionalstudio. Applies principles of orchestration,both traditional and contemporary, inthe classroom and studio environment.Emphasizes communication skills withrecording artists, musicians and engineers.Covers logistical protocols for scheduling,booking of studios and musicians, studiodemeanor and ethics, and working with clients.May be repeated for a maximum of 12 creditstowards graduation. Software fee of $140applies. Course Lab fee of $10 for computersapplies.

MUSC 4780Pre-Service Student Teaching2:2:1 Fall, Spring* Prerequisite(s): University AdvancedStanding* Prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): MUSC4221, MUSC 4360, or MUSC 4370

Provides placement in a secondary publicschool setting in one weekly class or ensemblein preparation for the final student teachingexperience. Requires score preparation,assistance with sectionals, teaching musicliteracy concepts and mini lessons, andother work as assigned by the supervisorand cooperating teacher. Includes peerobservations in various school settings.Provides formal observations by content faculty.

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MUSC 4785Student Teaching Seminar2:2:0 Fall, Spring* Prerequisite(s): University AdvancedStanding

Provides support for the student teachingexperience. Includes classroom management,ongoing content mentorship, supervision ofconducting and score preparation, faculty andpeer feedback, and assistance with seniorportfolio. Requires written assignments and off-campus peer observations.

MUSC 4800Senior Recital1:0:3 Fall, Spring, Summer* Prerequisite(s): University AdvancedStanding* Corequisite(s): MUSC 450R or MUSC 455RR

Provides a solo recital experience for studentsduring their senior year.

MUSC 481RInternship in Music II1 to 8:0:5 to 40 Fall, Spring, Summer* Prerequisite(s): Departmental Approval andUniversity Advanced Standing

Provides an opportunity for upper-divisionstudents to receive college credit and workin a music-related field. Offers students theopportunity to focus on a specific career pathand prepare themselves to enter the profession.Applies academic concepts to actual workexperiences. Requires approval of facultysponsor and completion and acceptance ofapplication. Also requires completion of anorientation, completion of Master Agreementbetween UVU and employer, completion ofgoals and tasks as required by academicdepartment, and completion of final evaluation.May be repeated for a total of 8 credits towardsgraduation. May be graded credit/no credit.

MUSC 490RAdvanced Independent Study1 to 3:0:3 to 9 Fall, Spring, Summer* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 3120 and UniversityAdvanced Standing

Individual projects to be negotiated by studentand instructor on a case-by-case basis. May berepeated for a maximum of 12 credits towardgraduation.

MUSC 492RAdvanced Topics in Music1 to 3:1 to 3:0 Fall, Spring* Prerequisite(s): MUSC 3120, departmentalapproval, and University Advanced Standing;Certain topics may require other prerequisite

Examines advanced topics in music. Examplescould include historical, theoretical, orpedagogical topics such as Schenkeriananalysis or 16th century counterpoint. May berepeated for a maximum of 9 credits towardgraduation. Software fee of $140 applies.Course Lab fee of $10 for computers applies.

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