MUSC 101

MUSC 101: Recital Attendance

Prerequisites: Music Major

Credit Hours: (0)

The development of discerning listening skills is required for music majors and music minors.  This course is a co-requisite of applied music courses and is repeatable. 

Students must attend all departmental recitals (TTH 11:00 in Davis Performance Hall) and six (6) on-campus, department-sponsored concerts and recitals. 

• After performing in three (3) ensemble concerts on-campus, a student may count additional ensemble concerts and recitals in which they perform toward their attendance requirement of six (6) on-campus department sponsored concerts and recitals, provided the student submits a list of all concerts they performed in that semester to the department chair before the final week of classes. 
• Students who perform on a student recital for another student may count that recital toward concert attendance. 
• Students may not count their own student recital or off-campus concerts. Attendance at all Departmentals is required.
• Students must swipe in/out in order for the concert to count toward attendance. 

 

Detailed Description of Course Content

1-6 hours of recital/concert attendance each week

 

Detailed Description of Conduct of Course

This course is a performance-based course.

 

Goals and Objectives of the Course

In this course, students will:

1.    develop critical listening skills by listening to music of varied genres, styles, and time periods;

2.    develop appropriate concert etiquette;

3.    develop professional courtesy and respect of performers; and

4.    demonstrate support of peers through regular, consistent attendance at departmental recitals and concerts.

 

Assessment Measures

Attendance at performances and discussion with applied faculty
 

Other Course Information

None
 

Review and Approval

February 2019

February 20, 2025