Henry, Earl. 1997. Sight Singing , 1st ed. N.J. Advice from the Experts Dr. Earl Henry music professor at Webster University offers this advice to prospective students. Students can expect three to four hours per day of classes, two to three of practice, one hour of musical ensemble. There will be several hours of study, a weekly lesson with applied teacher, and concerts and performances throughout the year.
Successful students are willing to spend the time and set priorities to determine their potential.
This really lets people realize their level of commitment. Successful studentsare detail-oriented with work and practice. It helps to have a good previous background in music. The future of the discipline is in flux, and that makes it exciting. Regardless of where they finally make a living, music majors have an opportunity to influence the art of music.