(A - D), S (Satisfactory), or P (Passing). Credit hours attempted at UNCSA include credit hours for all courses in which a student was enrolled on the
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15 courses. Harvest read no subject for these courses. That is a gap in our reading of the catalog, not in the college's catalog; each course is shown as we hold it until the reading is fixed.
(A - D), S (Satisfactory), or P (Passing). Credit hours attempted at UNCSA include credit hours for all courses in which a student was enrolled on the
iPad with Apple Pencil: recommended iPad 7 th generation or newer, but iPad 6 th generation, iPad Air, or iPad Pro will work. Another brand of tablet with digital
of residency in North Carolina. Information can be found at www.NCresidency.org . The Residency policy is located in the Institutional Policies section of this bulletin.
The Chrysalis Chamber Music Institute of the UNCSA School of Music is dedicated to the development of outstanding chamber musicians. Three elective courses are provided by the Institute: MUS 6280: Chrysalis Chamber Music Ensemble; MUS 6281: Chrysalis Chamber Music Seminar; and MUS 6282: Chrysalis Chamber Music Project. All students participating in the Chrysalis Institute typically take all three courses. The Ensemble course features regular coachings by faculty and guests, along with appropriate performance opportunities. The Seminar is led by faculty and guests and explores topics of particular interest to chamber musicians, such as interpersonal relations within a chamber ensemble, professional ethics, preparing for festivals and competitions, and stylistic interpretation. The Project is a capstone effort devised by students in consultation with faculty intended to demonstrate skills attained through participation in the Institute.
Courses are chosen in consultation with the student’s arts advisor and the approval of the Associate Dean in the School of Music. These courses may include participation in ensembles as appropriate and approved.
All music students must perform in ensembles as assigned, even beyond the minimum. Any combination of MUS 61X0 may be used to fulfill the minimum requirement. Large Ensemble assignments are made by the ensemble directors in consultation with the major teacher; Chamber Ensemble assignments are approved by the major teacher
Courses are chosen in consultation with the student’s arts advisor and with the approval of the Associate Dean in the School of Music. These courses include all graduate-level Music courses listed in the Bulletin offered during a particular semester
Courses are chosen in consultation with the student’s arts advisor and with the approval of the Associate Dean in the School of Music. These courses include all graduate-level Music courses listed in the Bulletin offered during a particular semester.
All music students are required to perform in ensembles as assigned, even beyond the minimum. Any combination of MUS 61X0 may be used to fulfill the minimum requirement. Large Ensemble assignments are made by the ensemble directors in consultation with the major teacher; Chamber Ensemble assignments are approved by the major teacher.
Only G2 Students may take graduate-level elective courses above and beyond the required courses listed above. Elective credits may be fulfilled by any graduate-level Special Topics course (FIM XX98), Cinema Studies (FIM X3XX), or Creative Producing (FIM 74XX) class, Independent Study (FIM 6088), or Professional Internship (FIM 6089).
Source: University of North Carolina School of the Arts's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61