MUSIC DEPARTMENT
Music Education Courses
MUED216
METHODS IN ELEMENTARY
AND GENERAL MUSIC
TEACHING
3 sem. hrs.
This course will prepare the student to teach music at
the elementary and middle levels. Students must take
this course concurrently with MUED217. For music
majors only. This course is approved for General
Education ­ Computer Competency.
MUED217
ELEMENTARY MUSIC FIELD
EXPERIENCE
3 sem. hrs.
This course orients students to elementary and gener-
al music programs in public schools through observa-
tions. Students should take this course concurrently
with MUED216. For music majors only.
MUED322
MUSIC FOR THE YOUNG CHILD
3 sem. hrs.
Included in this course are methods, materials, and
procedures in music related to pre-school, kinder-
garten, and primary grades. An understanding of the
nature and special needs of the young child is
stressed.
MUED418
METHODS IN SECONDARY
INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL
METHODS
3 sem. hrs.
This course will prepare the student to teach instru-
mental and vocal music at the secondary level.
Prerequisites: MUED216 and MUED217.
MUED419
SECONDARY MUSIC FIELD
EXPERIENCE
1 sem. hr.
This course orients students to secondary music pro-
grams in public schools through supervised observa-
tions. Students must take this course concurrently
with MUED418. For music majors only.
MUED495
STUDENT TEACHING
12 sem. hrs.
This culminating experience, supervised by Music
Department faculty, provides teaching opportunities
to display competency in general, instrumental and
vocal music programs in elementary, middle, and sec-
ondary schools. Prerequisites: teacher certification
requirements.
Music Courses
Ensembles
Ensembles may be taken for 1 credit or no credit.
Ensembles may be repeated for credit. A maximum of
four (4) semester hours may be used as free electives
for non-music majors. Music may count up to seven
(7) ensemble credits toward the 120 hour curriculum.
Ensemble limitation, director acceptance, and advisor
agreement will determine enrollment in ensembles.
MUSC051
MARCHING BAND
0-1 sem. hr.
The Spirit of the Scots Marching Band consists of
musicians, Tam-O-Shanters (dance line), and Color
Guard members. The Marching Band performs at all
home football games and accompanies the team on
selected out-of-town trips each year. The Marching
Band also performs at professional football games
and at high school marching band festivals and com-
petitions. Membership is open to any interested stu-
dent. Auditions for the Tam-O-Shanters and Color
Guard are held on campus each spring.
MUSC053
UNIVERSITY CHORALE
0-1 sem. hr.
University Chorale is an ensemble specializing in
choral literature of all ages, preparing concerts for
tours of the area and on campus. (Prerequisite:
Permission of the instructor determined by audition.)
MUSC054
UNIVERSITY SINGERS
0-1 sem. hr.
The University Singers is a large ensemble formed by
the union of the choral ensembles on campus, per-
forming the literature of the masters, usually in con-
junction with the orchestra or one of the bands.
(Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor determined
by audition.)
MUSC058
JAZZ ENSEMBLE
0-1 sem. hr.
The Edinboro University Jazz Ensemble is a per-
formance organization which performs the finest jazz
repertory available. The ensemble presents concerts
throughout the year at various locations on and off
campus. Membership is open to all students.
Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor, determined
by audition.
MUSC059
JAZZ COMBO
0-1 sem. hr.
Students enrolled in Jazz Combo will be grouped into
small ensembles that will work on performance and
improvisation of jazz. Groups will perform each
semester in a variety of venues both on and off cam-
pus. A fundamental understanding of scales, modes
and seventh chords is required. Membership is open
to all students. MUSC059 may be repeated for credit.
Prerequisite: permission of the instructor, determined
by audition.
MUSC060
ORCHESTRA
0-1 sem. hr.
MUSC061
BRASS CHOIR
0-1 sem. hr.
MUSC062
WOODWIND CHOIR 0-1 sem. hr.
MUSC063
PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE
0-1 sem. hr.
MUSC065
SYMPHONIC WIND
ENSEMBLE
0-1 sem. hr.
The Symphonic Wind Ensemble is open to all regu-
larly enrolled students regardless of major. It per-
forms the finest repertoire in original band music as
well as orchestral transcriptions. In addition to its reg-
ular Edinboro University concert series, the
Symphonic Wind Ensemble provides music for
Commencement ceremonies. Prerequisite:
Permission of the instructor, determined by audition.
MUSC066
OPERA WORKSHOP 0-1 sem. hr.
MUSC067
PIANO ACCOMPANYING
ENSEMBLE
0-1 sem. hr.
This course provides students with piano accompany-
ing opportunities under the supervision of piano fac-
ulty.
MUSC068
UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S
CHORUS
0-1 sem. hr.
University Women's Chorus may be taken for one
credit or no credit, and may be repeated for credit. A
maximum of four semester hours may be used as free
electives for non-music majors. The Edinboro
University Women's Chorus allows students to expe-
rience a broad range of choral literature, to communi-
cate effectively with an audience, to develop sensitiv-
ity to the requirements of ensemble performance, and
to experience a wide variety of pedagogical choral
strategies.
MUSC069
PEP BAND
0-1 sem. hr.
The Pep Band is a highly spirited and close-knit
group that performs at all men's home basketball
games and at select women's games. The band also
performs at local post-season tournament basketball
games. Membership is open to all University stu-
dents.
MUSC070
GUITAR ENSEMBLE 0-1 sem. hr.
The Guitar Ensemble prepares music for two or more
guitars for public performance. Guitar accompani-
ment for vocal or instrumental soloists may also be a
part of the ensemble repertoire. The ensemble is open
to any students with appropriate guitar capabilities.
MUSC071
STRING ENSEMBLE 0-1 sem. hr.
String Ensemble concentrates on chamber literature
for string groups. The ensemble is open to any student
with appropriate stringed instrument background.
MUSC072
PIPE BAND
0-1 sem. hr.
The Pipe Band prepares music for an ensemble of
bagpipes and percussion for public performance.
Music to be selected for the Pipe Band will be chosen
for its appropriateness with respect to the number of
performers in the group and their capabilities. The
ensemble is open to any student.
MUSC073
UNIVERSITY MEN'S CHORUS
0-1 sem. hr.
The University Men's Chorus is open to members of
the local and campus community. The ensemble per-
forms excellent literature for men's voices and, in
conjunction with other campus choirs, literature for
mixed voices. This course enables its members to
experience a broad range of choral literature, to
develop skills in vocal performance, to communicate
effectively with an audience, to develop sensitivity to
the requirements of ensemble performance, and to
experience a wide variety of pedagogical choral
strategies.
MUSC010
BASIC MUSICIANSHIP
3 sem. hrs.
This course for majors deficient in basic theoretical
constructs emphasizes musical rudiments. Placement
in the course is determined by examination given
before the start of the semester. This course is offered
on a Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory grading basis only,
and the credits do not count toward graduation.
MUSC103
INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC
3 sem. hrs.
This course introduces the student to music heard
throughout the world today. It includes Western, non-
Western, folk, jazz, and modern music. This course is
approved for General Education ­ Core 1.
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