Minor in Music
The Minor in Music offers the opportunity for non-music majors to participate in the performing, creative, and scholarly activities of the Music Department. The 19-unit minor begins with lower-division introductory studies in music appreciation, music theory, and on performing on an instrument/voice, and continues with participation in chamber and/or large performance ensembles (such as orchestra, choir, or band), as well as upper-division elective courses in the scholarly and/or musicological study of various topics within the discipline.
Requirements for a minor in Music (19 units)
MUS 1800 | Music Appreciation | 3 |
Three units chosen from: | 3 | |
Fundamentals of Music Theory | ||
Music Theory I: Diatonic Harmony | ||
Two units chosen from: | 2 | |
Class Guitar | ||
Class Voice | ||
Class Piano I | ||
Class Piano II | ||
Nine units chosen from: | 9 | |
Western Music History to 1700 | ||
Western Music History from 1700 to 1900 | ||
Women in Music | ||
Jazz History in America and African-American Culture | ||
Global Music | ||
Music in the United States | ||
Music for the Screen | ||
Music in Video Games | ||
Topics in Music History | ||
Two units chosen from: | 2 | |
MUS 3821-3838: Chamber Music Ensembles | ||
Symphony Orchestra | ||
Symphonic Band | ||
Concert Choir | ||
Chamber Singers | ||
Total Units | 19 |