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Music Minor
Click below for more information regarding these available minors (and regulations):
The
Minor in Music Performance (Instrumental or Voice) assumes the student has
had a substantial amount of pervious music study. A Theory Placement Exam
is required to determine the appropriate level of Theory the student
should be taking. This Minor also requires an audition so that the student
can be placed in a studio, and includes the following courses:
- MUT
1121, Music Theory 1 (or MUT 1122), Music Theory 2, MUT 2126 Music
Theory 3, or MUT 2127 Music Theory 4, depending on where the student
begins after taking the THEORY PLACEMENT EXAM)
- MUL
2010, or MUL 3012, Masterpieces of Music
- MUN****
ENSEMBLE (Three Semesters of Ensemble Participation)
- APPLIED
MUSIC-2000 LEVEL (Two Semesters) & 3000 LEVEL (One Semester)
- and
appropriate INSTRUMENT SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS listed below:
All
Instruments Except Woodwinds
choose one from the following for a total of three credits:
- MUL
3xxx or MUL 4xxxx Music Literature Elective
Woodwind
Instruments
choose an additional three credits from the following choices or
combination of choices:
- Applied
Music (lessons): MV_32_ (Each semester of applied lessons is three
credits)
- Instrumental
Ensembles: MUN 3123, 3133, 3143, 3213 (Each ensemble is one credit per
semester)
- Chamber
Music: MUN 3460 (Each chamber music ensemble is one credit per
semester)
- Music
History and Literature: MUH 3xxx, MUH 4xxx, MUL 33xx, MUL 43xx, MUL
48xx (Three credits per course)
- Music
Theory MUT 3xxx, MUT 4xxx (Three credits per course)
TOTAL
HOURS REQUIRED:
19
Only
THIRTEEN HOURS below the 3000 Level will count toward this minor. Applied
music below the 2000 level may not be used.
Minor in Music Literature and Theory
A
Theory Placement Exam is required to determine the appropriate level of
Theory the student should be taking. This Minor does not require an
Audition, but some music background is highly desirable. The coursework
includes:
- MUT
1121 and MUT 1122, Music Theory 1 and 2 (or MUT 2126 Music Theory 3 or
MUT 2127 Music Theory 4, depending on where the student begins after
taking the THEORY PLACEMENT EXAM.)
- MUL 2010 Introduction to Music Literature
- MUH
3211, MUH 3212 and MUH 3213 History of Music 1, 2 and 3
- MUL
**** ONE MUSIC LITERATURE ELECTIVE (3000 LEVEL or above)
TOTAL
HOURS REQUIRED:
21
Only
NINE HOURS below the 3000 level will count toward this minor.
[COMPOSITION
OPTION--If a student is interested in composition, he/she can add MUC 1211
and MUC 1212, Composition Skills 1 and 2 to bring a composition component
to this minor. This will bring the total hours required to 23]
The
Minor in Ethnomusicology does not require an audition, but a background in
music is desirable. A Theory Placement Exam is required to determine the
appropriate level of Theory the student should be taking. In addition to
the courses listed below, participation in one or more of the School of
Music’s Ensembles is recommended. The coursework includes:
- MUT
1121 and MUT 1122, Music Theory 1 and 2 (or MUT 2126 Music Theory 3 or
MUT 2127 Music Theory 4, depending on where the student begins after
taking the THEORY PLACEMENT EXAM)
- MUH
2501, Introduction to World Musics
- MUH
2530, Popular and Traditional Music of Africa
- MUH
3541, Latin American Music
- MUS
4905, INDIVIDUAL PROJECT IN ETHNOMUSICOLOGY
TOTAL
HOURS REQUIRED:
18
Only
TWELVE HOURS below the 3000 level will count toward this minor.
- ALL
STUDENTS MUST TAKE THE THEORY PLACEMENT EXAM BEFORE BEGINNING THEIR
MINOR. IF THEY DID NOT TAKE ONE DURING THE REGULARLY SCHEDULED
AUDITION DAYS, THEY SHOULD CONTACT THE MUSIC ADMISSIONS OFFICE TO FOR
THE DATE OF THE NEXT EXAM.
- A
TOTAL OF 12 OF THE HOURS MUST BE COMPLETED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF
FLORIDA .
- ALL
COURSES MUST BE COMPLETED WITH A "C" OR BETTER (NO S/U).
- COURSES
WITH A 4905 NUMBER WILL NOT APPLY TO THE MINORS IN MUSIC PERFORMANCE
AND MUSIC LITERATURE AND THEORY.
- THE
STUDENT MUST SEE THE UNDERGRADUATE ADVISOR IN THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC
BEFORE ENROLLING FOR COURSEWORK.
- THE
STUDENT MUST FILL OUT THE "APPLICATION FOR OPTIONAL MINOR"
WITH THE UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR AFTER BEING ACCEPTED INTO
HIS OR HER COLLEGE.
- THE
STUDENT MUST MAKE APPLICATION FOR THE MINOR IN 101 FINE ARTS BUILDING
A (DEAN’S OFFICE).
