Classical Guitar - Roosevelt University - Chicago

Classical Guitar from Roosevelt University - Chicago is a Campus Bachelor Music and Instruments degree that prepares you for a Art and Design career. This program requires 120 semester hours. It is designed to prepare the student for a career as a solo or ensemble performer and as a teacher. Standards At the completion of the second year, a student must receive a minimum grade of B- in Guitar 214 to be admitted to the upper division. In the upper division, the student must receive not less than a grade of B- for each course in guitar. - Electives: Eight non-music academic electives including 6 s.h. of foreign language .....24 - ENG 101 Introduction to Composition .....3 - ENG 102 Argument, Analysis, Research .....3 - ENS 209 Classical Guitar Ensemble .....8 - GUIT 211 Applied Guitar (Major) I .....4 - GUIT 212 Applied Guitar (Major) II .....4 - GUIT 213 Applied Guitar (Major) III .....4 - GUIT 214 Applied Guitar (Major) IV .....4 - GUIT 300 Performance Class (eight semesters required) ..... - GUIT 311 Applied Guitar (Major) V .....4 - GUIT 312 Applied Guitar (Major) VI .....4 - GUIT 313 Applied Guitar (Major) VII .....4 - GUIT 314 Applied Guitar (Major) VII .....4 - MPE 365 Guitar Pedagogy .....3 - MTA 304 Counterpoint .....3 - MTA 305 Form and Analysis .....3 - MUHL 251 History of Western Music I .....3 - MUHL 252 History of Western Music II .....3 - MUHL 253 History of Western Music III .....3 - MUHL 254 The Music of America .....3 - MUHL 334 History of the Guitar and its Repertoire .....3 - MUSC 107 Rhythm and Harmony for Guitarists I .....2 - MUSC 121ABC Musicianship I .....5 - MUSC 122ABC Musicianship II .....5 - MUSC 207 Rhythm and Harmony for Guitarists II .....2 - MUSC 221ABC Musicianship III .....5 - MUSC 222ABC Musicianship IV .....5 - PERF 099 Performance Attendance (six semesters required) ..... - PERF 240 Elements of Conducting .....2 View more details on Roosevelt University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Music and Instruments courses.