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Academic Programs / Music & Dance Instrumental Studies, Instrumental PerformanceArthur Chodoroff, Chair Luis Biava, Conductor, Timothy Oliver Helen Kwalwasser, Artistic Advisor, Note: Department chairs frequently change at the beginning of the academic year. Students should contact departments for updated information. The Instrumental Major program centers on intensive coaching and private study with a renowned faculty of teachers, many of whom are members of The Philadelphia Orchestra and other professional performing organizations. Opportunity to perform a vast repertoire abounds in the number and types of ensemble experiences available. The programs of study provide the training necessary to compete in the professional performance world. Bachelor of MusicMajor in Instrumental Performance● Acoustics C067 (SA), and Computers in Musical Applications C315 (SB) recommended. Music Electives - List A Orchestration 0242 (2 cr) Music Electives - List B History of Jazz 0138 (3 cr) Bass performance majors must enroll for eight semesters of orchestra and four additional semesters of ensembles. It is suggested that Early Music Ensemble be one of these credit hours. The remaining four credit hours of ensemble may be taken as free music electives. Saxophone performance majors may register for up to four credit hours of ensembles in reading jazz ensembles (Jazz Band or Jazz Lab Band) with prior approval of the Instrumental Department Chair and Coordinator of the Jazz program. The two semester hours of orchestra repertoire classes are to be replaced by elective(s). |
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