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Available within the Faculty of Arts are a major and a minor concentration in Music.
Arts students may also apply to the other music minors (Music Composition; Music Education; Music History; Music Theory; Musical Applications of Technology; and Musical Science and Technology) as long as they have the necessary music prerequisites.
These programs are intended for students who have at least high school matriculation or the equivalent. Students without the formal music prerequisites must speak with a Music Adviser prior to registration. Visit the Music Program website for more information.
B.A. students should consult with an Arts OASIS Adviser and the B.A. Music Adviser to ensure that they have the necessary prerequisites prior to applying to the music programs. Arts students may be advised to write placement examinations in music theory, music history, musicianship, and/or keyboard proficiency before they begin the music programs.
Admission to the B.A. program is granted according to criteria established by the Faculty of Arts. For more information, see:
Undergraduate students interested in a more intensive music program, including practical instruction on an instrument or in voice and additional ensemble participation, should consider the Bachelor of Music (B.Mus.) degree or the Licentiate program (L.Mus.) offered by the Schulich School of Music; see Schulich School of Music > Undergraduate > Overview of Programs > Degrees and Diplomas Offered.
All ƽÌØÎå²»ÖÐ students enrolled in a degree program may audition for a variety of ensembles offered through the Schulich School of Music. The majority of the ensemble auditions take place only once a year, generally during the first week of September. If you pass the audition, you may participate in the assigned ensemble(s). Consult with your home faculty adviser to determine if you may apply the ensemble credits toward your degree. The schedule and requirements for ensemble auditions are available on the Ensemble website.
Music Ensembles | ||
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MUEN 496 | (2) | Opera Studio |
MUEN 563 | (2) | Jazz Vocal Workshop |
MUEN 567 | (1) | Beethoven Orchestra |
MUEN 569 | (1) | Tabla Ensemble |
MUEN 572 | (2) | Cappella Antica |
MUEN 573 | (2) | Baroque Orchestra |
MUEN 590 | (2) | ƽÌØÎå²»ÖÐ Wind Orchestra |
MUEN 593 (section 001) | (2) | Choral Ensembles (Schulich Singers) |
MUEN 593 (section 002) | (2) | Choral Ensembles (Concert Choir) |
MUEN 593 (section 003) | (2) | Choral Ensembles (University Chorus) |
MUEN 594 | (2) | Contemporary Music Ensemble |
MUEN 595 | (2) | Jazz Ensembles |
MUEN 597 | (2) | ƽÌØÎå²»ÖÐ Symphony Orchestra |
The music courses referred to below are open to students from other faculties who are not necessarily enrolled in a music program. Consult with your home faculty adviser to see how these courses may fit into your program.
MUAR Courses
These are considered to be general music courses taught in the Faculty of Arts, but cannot be credited toward the B.Mus., L.Mus., or B.A. Major or Minor Concentration in Music programs.
MUAR Courses | ||
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MUAR 201 | (3) | Basic Materials: Western Music |
MUAR 211 | (3) | The Art of Listening |
MUAR 374 | (3) | Special Topics in Music |
MUAR 392 | (3) | Popular Music after 1945 |
MUAR 393 | (3) | Introduction to Jazz |
MUAR 399 | (3) | Music and Queer Identity |
MUPD and MUSR Courses
These are courses designed for all students who wish to acquire the business know-how in a music profession or to learn about audio recording.
MUPD and MUSR Courses | ||
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MUPD 200 | (3) | Introduction to Music Marketing |
MUPD 201 | (3) | Business Fundamentals for Musicians |
MUSR 200 | (3) | Audio Recording Essentials |
MUSR 201 | (3) | Audio Production Essentials |
Students in the B.A. Freshman program who are considering a Music concentration should see the Freshman adviser in Arts OASIS in Dawson Hall. They should also see a Music adviser in order to ensure that they include any necessary prerequisite Music courses (based on the results of placement examinations) in their first-year selection. Questions regarding the...
For more information, see Minor Concentration Music (18 credits).
This Major concentration studies music as a vital art form in contemporary society and in the history of Western civilization. Its central purpose emphasizes music within broader intellectual and cultural contexts; the Major concentration's premise is that, as a product of culture, music must be considered in relation to the other humanistic disciplines. This...
For more information, see Major Concentration Music (36 credits).
(18 credits) (Non-Expandable)
[Program registration cannot be done via Minerva.]
Detailed information about this program is found in Schulich School of Music > Undergraduate > Browse Academic Units & Programs > Department of Music Research: Composition; Music Education; Music History; Theory; Faculty Program > Bachelor of Music (B.Mus.) - Minor Musical Applications of Technology (18 credits).
(18 credits) (Non-Expandable)
[Program registration cannot be done via Minerva.]
Detailed information about this program is found in Schulich School of Music > Undergraduate > Browse Academic Units & Programs > Department of Music Research: Composition; Music Education; Music History; Theory; Faculty Program > Bachelor of Music (B.Mus.) - Minor Musical Science and Technology (18 credits).