Minnesota State University Mankato (IPEDS 173920) (Source ID 002360)

2007–2008 Undergraduate Bulletin

Music (MUS)

At the University of Minnesota Duluth
Course #  Description  Credits  Equivalent Course  Fulfills requirements for 
Liberal Education Category
** 		 Cultural Diversity
**  		 International Perspective
** 
100 Recital Class 0        
101 Concert Choir 1        
102 Women's Chorale 1        
103 Chamber Singers 1        
104 Opera Chorus 1        
105 Maverick Men's Chorus 1        
106 Minnesota State Mankato Vocal Jazz Ensemble 1 Mu 1513 10 Yes  
111 Wind Ensemble 1        
112 Symphonic Band 1        
113 Pep Band I 1        
114 Drum Corps 1        
115 Jazz Ensemble 1        
115 Jazz Band II (see 2006–2007 Catalog) 1 Mu 1505 10 Yes  
115-01 Jazz Band I (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1        
115-02 Jazz Combo (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1        
116 University Orchestra 1        
117 Theatre Orchestra 1        
118 Jazz Combo 1        
119 Ensemble 1 No Transfer      
119-01 Brass Ensemble (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1        
119-02 Woodwind Ensemble (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1        
119-03 String Ensemble (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1        
119-04 Percussion Ensemble (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1        
119-05 Ensemble: Piano (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1        
120 Introduction to Music 3        
121 Women in Music 3        
125 Pop Music USA: Jazz to Country to Blues 3        
126 Pop Music USA: R&B to MTV 3        
130 Fundamentals of Music 3 Mu 1601      
131 Theory I (see 2004–2005 Catalog) 4        
131 Music Theory 2        
132 Theory II (see 2004–2005 Catalog) 4        
132 Music Theory II 2        
133 Aural Skills I 2        
134 Aural Skills II 2        
151 Class Instruction in Singing I 1        
152 Class Instruction in Singing II 1        
160 Class Piano I 1        
161 Class Piano II 1        
162 Advance Class Piano Proficiency 0        
171 Class Instruction in Brass Instruments 1        
172 Class Instruction in Woodwinds 1        
173 Class Instruction in Strings 1        
174 Class Instruction in Percussion 1        
175 Class Instruction in Guitar 1        
181 Introduction to Technology with Applications in Music 2        
201 Introduction to Conducting 2        
219 Piano Accompanying 1        
220 History of Jazz 3        
221 Music Literature and History I 3        
222 Music Literature and History II 3        
230 Fundamentals of Music (see 2003–2004 Catalog) 3        
231 Theory II (see 2004–2005 Catalog) 3        
231 Music Theory III 2        
232 Theory II (see 2004–2005 Catalog) 3        
232 Music Theory IV 2        
233 Aural Skills III 1        
234 Aural Skills IV 1        
235 Jazz Pedagogy and Improvisation 1        
240 Introduction to Music Education 2        
250 Introduction to Music Industry 3 (through 8/2005) Mu 4807      
2 (beginning 9/2005)
251 Private Voice I 1,3 (through 8/2003)        
1-3 (beginning 9/2003)
261 Private Piano I 1,3 (through 8/2003)        
1-3 (beginning 9/2003)
262 Private Harpsichord I 1,3 (through 8/2003)        
1-3 (beginning 9/2003)
265 Private Organ I 1,3 (through 8/2003)        
1-3 (beginning 9/2003)
271 Private Brass Instruments 1-3 Mu 1371-72      
271-01 Private Trumpet I (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
271-02 Private French Horn I (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
271-03 Private Trombone I (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
271-04 Private Baritone I (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
271-05 Private Tuba I (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
272 Private Reed and Other Instruments 1-3 Mu 1361-62      
272-01 Private Flute I (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
272-02 Private Oboe I (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
272-03 Private Clarinet I (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
272-04 Private Saxophone I (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
272-05 Private Bassoon I (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
273 Private String Instruments 1-3 Mu 1351-52      
273-01 Private Violin I (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
273-02 Private Viola I (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
273-03 Private Cello I (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
273-04 Private String Bass I (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
274 Private Percussion I 1,3 (through 8/2003)        
1-3 (beginning 9/2003)
275 Private Classical Guitar I 1,3 (through 8/2003)        
1-3 (beginning 9/2003)
278 Private Instrument I 1,3 (through 8/2003)        
1-3 (beginning 9/2003)
281 Intro to MIDI 2        
282 Activity in Music Industry 1        
299 Sophomore Review 0        
305 Opera Workshop 2        
340 Materials and Methods of Teaching Music 3        
341 General Music K-12 (see 2004–2005 Catalog) 4        
341 General Music K-8 3        
350 Project Development in the Music Industry 3 No Transfer      
351 Private Voice II 1,3 (through 8/2003)        
1-3 (beginning 9/2003)
361 Private Piano II 1,3 (through 8/2003)        
1-3 (beginning 9/2003)
362 Private Harpsichord II 1,3 (through 8/2003)        
1-3 (beginning 9/2003)
365 Private Organ II 1,3 (through 8/2003)        
1-3 (beginning 9/2003)
371 Private Brass 1-3 Mu 1371-72      
371-01 Private Trumpet II (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
371-02 Private French Horn II (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
371-03 Private Trombone II (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
371-04 Private Baritone II (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
371-05 Private Tuba II (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
372 Private Reed and Other Instruments 1-3 Mu 4361-62      
372-01 Private Flute II (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
372-02 Private Oboe II (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
372-03 Private Clarinet II (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
372-04 Private Saxophone II (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
372-05 Private Bassoon II (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
373 Private String Instruments 1-3 Mu 4351-52      
373-01 Private Violin II (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
373-02 Private Viola II (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
373-03 Private Cello II (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
373-04 Private String Bass II (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1,3        
374 Private Percussion II 1,3 (through 8/2003)        
1-3 (beginning 9/2003)
375 Private Classical Guitar II 1,3 (through 8/2003)        
1-3 (beginning 9/2003)
378 Private Instrument II 1,3 (through 8/2003)        
1-3 (beginning 9/2003)
379 Instrument Literature & Pedagogy 2        
381 Music Management and Concert Production 3        
390 Study for Honors 1-6        
396 Junior Recital 0-1        
401 Choral Musicianship I 3        
402 Choral Musicianship II 3        
409 Advanced Choral Conducting 3        
411 Instrument Musicianship I 3        
412 Instrument Musicianship II 3        
419 Advanced Conducting 3        
422 Music of the Renaissance 3        
423 Music of the Baroque Era 3        
424 Music of the Classic Period 3        
425 Music of the 19th Century 3        
426 Music of the Modern Era 3        
427 Music Theatre 3        
429 Topics in Ethnomusicology 3        
431 Composition 1-3        
432 Contemporary Theory 3        
433 Contrapuntal Techniques 3        
434 Form and Analysis 3        
435 Orchestration 3        
436 Choral Arranging 3 No Transfer      
441 Music in Early Childhood 2        
442 Music for Special Education (see 2003–2004 Catalog) 2        
445 Advanced Music Methods 2        
450 Music Merchandising (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 3        
451 Vocal Pedagogy and Literature 3        
455 Diction for Singers 2        
459 The Art Song 2        
461 Piano Pedagogy 1        
462 Piano Literature 3        
465 Service Playing 2        
466 Organ Pedagogy 1        
467 Organ Literature 3        
479 Instrument Repair and Maintenance 2        
481 Advanced MIDI Production (see 2004–2005 Catalog) 2        
481 Digital Recording I 2        
482 Music Promotion 3        
483 Music in the Marketplace 3        
485 Selected Topics 1-4        
491 In-Service 1 No Transfer      
491-01 IS: Lake Washington Band Camp (see 2002–2003 Catalog) 1        
494 Workshop 1-4        
495 Senior Project 1-4        
496 Senior Recital 1 (through 8/2003)        
0-1 (beginning 9/2003)
497 Internship 1-16        
498 Practicum in Music Industry 1        
499 Independent Study 1-4        

Transfer manuals are intended to be guidelines for faculty, staff, and students to determine UMD course equivalents and are subject to change; consult department for further information. For degree requirements, see the University of Minnesota Duluth Catalog.

# While a course may not apply to a particular UMD major, minor, or liberal education requirement, all credits earned within the University of Minnesota system count toward the total number of credits required to earn a degree at UMD. Consult department; a course syllabus will be required.

* Consult department; may require course syllabus.
** Liberal Education/Cultural Diversity/International Perspective

Choose another department  |  Transfer Manual Home | Office of Financial Aid and Registrar  |  UMD Home  |  Questions or responses

Last modified on: Monday, 15-Oct-2007 10:05:37 CDT