Music Performance - Converse College

Music Performance from Converse College is a Campus Master Music and Instruments degree that prepares you for a Art and Design career. The Performance degree is designed for accomplished performers who intend to pursue careers as performers or teachers. Graduates of this program are qualified to pursue doctoral work in performance. Prior to graduation, each Performance major must have had appropriate literature courses in the major area. For pianists, this means Piano Literature. For organists, this means Organ Literature. For singers, this means both Song Literature and Opera Literature .Singers must also have had vocal pedagogy. For Orchestral instrumentalists, this means Orchestral Literature and Chamber Literature. Curricular deficiencies in these areas may be removed with either undergraduate or graduate credit. Required courses in Music: MPS 600: Performance Studies....................10 hours MUA 680: Graduate Chamber Recital .............1 hour MUA 690: Graduate Recital.............................1 hour Total hours in Major area........................12 hours MUH 501: Music Bibliography......................3 hours MUH 531, 533, 541, 543 or 575 Music History elective.................................3 hours MUT 553: Advanced Analysis.......................3 hours MUT Theory 533, 541, 543, 575..................3 hours MEN Ensembles............................................2 hours Total hours in Supportive area..................14 hours Music Electives (must include 3 credits at the 600 level).........6 hours Total credits for degree............................32 hours View more details on Converse College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Music and Instruments courses.