ME 1500Practical Foundations for
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- ME
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- 2026-2028
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- www.msmnyc.edu
Manhattan School of Music · Courses
ME
6 courses with the subject ME, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ME 1700Becoming an Arts
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- ME
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- 2026-2028
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- www.msmnyc.edu
ME 1900Internship
10 hours weekly/3 credits The CCRCI Internship Program offers real-world experience, skills and contacts that enhance on-campus coursework and foster career readiness. Students eager to gain professional arts experience in one of the world’s most dynamic cities have a terrific array of internships possibilities to enhance their education. Internships for current students are arranged for one semester. Students may only enroll once per their degree program. Interested students must apply through the CCRCI office before registering, as this course is by permission only. Available during the Fall or Spring semesters to juniors, seniors, and graduate students.
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- ME
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- 2026-2028
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- www.msmnyc.edu
ME 2001Advanced Practicum Careers Diploma Seminar
in Contemporary Performance 3 hrs weekly/3 credits 2 hours weekly/2 credits/Spring semester Many of the ensembles, organizations, and institutions that make up the new music scene and many of the careers of prominent new music players are intrinsically connected to what began as independent projects. In this graduate level course, students will develop an independent project that will help chart the course of their professional career. This project will involve planning and taking concrete practical steps towards bringing a creative idea that students are passionate about into practice. This is a required course for graduate students in the Contemporary Performance program. This course may substitute for ME1500 with faculty approval. COLL ABOR ATIV E PIANO AC6000, ACP6000 Major Lesson 1 hr weekly/5-6 credits per semester Students explore standard vocal and instrumental repertoire in detail with the instructor. Vocal or instrumental emphasis depends upon area of specialization. Technical problem-solving is stressed.
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- ME
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- 2026-2028
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- www.msmnyc.edu
ME 2600Career Essentials for the
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- ME
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- 2026-2028
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- www.msmnyc.edu
ME 2700Professional Pe
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- ME
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- 2026-2028
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- www.msmnyc.edu
Source: Manhattan School of Music's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61