A course introducing the fundamentals of music theory, including: pitch notation, rhythmic notation, meters, scales, and intervals. Fall.
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53 courses with the subject MUS, 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.
A course introducing the fundamentals of music theory, including: pitch notation, rhythmic notation, meters, scales, and intervals. Fall.
A course reviewing the fundamentals of music theory, including: pitch notation, rhythmic notation, meters, scales, key signatures, intervals, triads, species counterpoint, and voice leading. Spring.
or MUS 102 Wind Symphony (three semester hours) Creative Expression Two consecutive courses of the same foreign language 2
Performance with other piano performance majors. Does not meet major ensemble requirement.
Open to all students. Prerequisite: permission of instructor.
4 semester hours of Secondary Instrument Ensemble 1 4 2 semester hours of performing arts electives 3 2 5 semester hours of MUS 102 Wind Symphony1 (in addition to the 3 hours in Gen. Ed.) 5 4 semester hours of MUS 150 Marching Band 4 C. Voice
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Performance styles and techniques of all percussion instruments. May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.
Comprehensive Musicianship is a course to be taken (if needed) in conjunction with MUS 111. The course is designed to provide additional notational and music concept instruction for those students requiring additional assistance. Enrollment is by permission and must be taken in conjunction with MUS 111. Co-
A course required of music majors. Must successfully earn 6 semester hours. The course is designed to familiarize students with repertoire, genre, styles, and performance practices for a variety of instruments. May be repeated for credit.
Introduction to the rules of German and French diction including exercises in pronunciation, accentuation, and transcription using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). Prerequisite: MUS 131. Spring.
MPED 15 Pedagogy of the Applied Instrument - Voice 2 8 semester hours of Music/Performing Arts Electives3 8 5 semester hours of MUS 101 University Choir (in addition to the 3 hours in Gen. Ed.) 5 Notes: 1. See Department of Music Handbook 2. Students may satisfy the language requirement with transfer credit in German or Italian. 3. Performing Arts Electives include (a) secondary ensembles that do not meet other degree requirements, (b) applied lessons that do not meet other degree requirements, (c) KIN 209, TA 469, TA 100, TA 101, TA 130, TA 225, TA 226, TA 227, TA 228. Additional courses may be substituted, with approval of the major advisor and department chair. Instrumental performance majors typically take three semesters of MUS 150 Marching Band to partially fulfill this requirement. 4. Piano majors must earn 12 music/performing arts electives to offset the service playing courses (MUS 335, 336) included for organ primaries. 116 Mars Hill University Academic Catalog 2026-27
Open to all students with permission of instructor. Fall.
Acting Concentration (19 credits)
Music Technology is designed to acquaint students with the history of music technology and its continued application (including mechanical instruments, electronic instruments and music, basic acoustics,
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An initial outside-the-classroom experience enabling students to explore new areas or to supplement regular courses. Department approval required.
Ensembles1 4 Applied lessons/studio classes AMU (170 level) 4 Note: 1. Students must seek the advice of their applied music teacher in making ensemble selections and electives best suited to their interests, skills, and goals. 2. Students wishing to be accepted into the Music Minor must complete the music acceptance process described in the music major sections of the catalog.
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Options for students to study a variety of topics not covered in regular courses. To be announced. 240 Mars Hill University Academic Catalog 2023-24
MPED 08A Pedagogy of Applied Instr. Piano 2 4 semester hours of MUS 101 University Choir (in addition to the 3 hours in Gen. Ed.) 4
124 Mars Hill University Academic Catalog 2023-24 2 MUS 338 Instrumental Techniques 1 3 MUS 340 Adv. Brass Techniques 1
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This course explores music and music-related behaviors of selected global traditions as a means to understand more fully how music both reflects and helps to shape the culture in which it was created. Geographical regions such as sub-Saharan Africa, North & South India, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East will provide “case studies” for examining ways in which musical expression intersects with value systems, identity, environment, religion, politics, and other aspects of society. No prior musical experience required. This course meets the requirement of the “Cultivating Character for a Fulfilling Life” general education curriculum for Character In Our World. Prerequisites: MHU.150, MHU.250, ENG 111, ENG.112, junior or senior standing. 208 Mars Hill University Academic Catalog 2026-27
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Continuation of MUS 353 with focused attention on the development of rehearsal techniques. Prerequisite: MUS 353 or departmental approval.
MLIT I Literature in Applied Instrument I 2 MLIT II Literature in Applied Instrument II 2 Mars Hill University Academic Catalog 2026-27 115
The craft, techniques, and art of contemporary musical composition. Prerequisites: MUS 112 and 114.
Methods and materials for elementary general, vocal music in schools, grades K-8. Required of all Elementary Music Education majors. Elective for others. On demand.
Marching band techniques and practices. Required for Instrumental Music Education majors. Fall.
Independent readings directed by members of the department faculty.
Independent in-depth investigation, reading, and research in a professional area of interest. Department approval required.
A student/agency-originated and departmentally-approved field-learning experience which enables students to apply previously attained knowledge and skills.
14 semester hours of Applied Music lessons (AMU) 14 Must complete Level 4921 Recital Attendance: Students must pass six (6) semesters of MUS 120. 0 Applied Instrument Area (Determined by Principal Instrument) A. Keyboard (25 credit hours)
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