The music major can also be combined with other majors such as business, chemistry, communication, English, math, religion and so on. Those students who combine a major in music with one from a different department are required to meet only the B.A. music major requirements regardless of the degree the student might earn. If the student's degree is a B.S., the student has the option of fulfilling B.S. music requirements. Sometimes these established programs do not meet the academic or vocational needs of a particular student. In these cases, the college provides an opportunity for the student to design an individual major program of study.
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Introduction to Basic Musicianship. A general introduction to the elements of music, its forms, historical periods, and representative literature. A detailed aural and written study of basic theoretical concepts, the elements of music, and music notation. Music Theory and Ear Training I. 4 cr. A study of the principles of diatonic harmony, nonchordal tones, and secondary dominants, including four-part writing, analysis, and creative work.