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Apr 05, 2025
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Undergraduate Academic Catalog 2016 - 2017 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Music Minor
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Overview
The music minor is designed to give students the basic skills to understand and appreciate music and participate in music performance.
Program Student Learning Outcomes
- Music performance
1.1 Mastery of primary instrument
1.2 Piano proficiency
1.3 Producing music corporately
1.4 Recital preparation
- Music scholarship
2.1 Music history and literature
2.2 Music research and scholarly writing
2.3 World music
2.4 Recital programs
2.6 Musical discourse
- Musicianship
3.1 Sight-singing and aural skills
3.2 Music theory
3.3 Critical listening
- Music and Christian worship
4.1 Music and the Bible
4.2 History of Christian worship music
4.3 Contemporary practices and debates in Christian music
- Music and technology
5.1 Music notation software
Locations Offered
Main Campus Fresno
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General Education or Other Prerequisites (6 Units)
Required Courses (15-16 Units)
Select one of the following:
Applied Music (Private Instruction) (4 units)
Four semesters of private instruction on the same instrument and successful completion of the Level 1 Exam. Ensemble (8 units)
Four semesters of participation in a performing ensemble. All ensemble participation units may be taken in any of these ensembles: Up to 50% of all required ensemble units may be taken in any of these ensembles:
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