1965-1966 Academic Catalog

Cedarville 373 MUSIC IN THE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Prerequisite: Music Education 272 Philosophy, methods, and materials. 375 CONDUCTING FINE ARTS Two credit hours Prerequisite: Music Theory 111-112 and permission of the Music Department A study of the role of a conductor, and the refinement of conducting tech– nique through actual experience with vocal and instrumental groups. Must be a member of Applied Music 381, 383, or 397 concurrent with course. Three credit hours 471 PIANO PEDAGOGY Philosophy, methods, and materials. One credit honr 472 VOCAL PEDAGOGY Philosophy, methods, and materials. O?UJ oredit hour APPLIED MUSIC Credit in applied music study is based on three to five hours of practice and one lesson per week for one hour of credit. All music majors must give an applied music recital during the senior year. Eligibility for Applied Music Lessons 1. Original registration is by satisfactorily an au- dition. 2. Continued registration is based upon satisfactory progress, each semester by the music faculty at the time of music semester examinations. 3. Students on academic probation may be denied applied music lessons. 4. A freshman must be enrolled in some additional music course or performing music group to be for lessons. 5. A student must be at least ten credit hours in to music lessons or pay a registration per semester hour lessons. Class Instruction 183, 184 PIANO One credit hottr each semester 185, 186 VOICE One credit ho11r each semester 187, 188 BRASS One credit hour each semester 191, 192 WOODWIND One cred1:t b:ntr each semester 193, 194 STRING 195, 196 PERCUSSION One credit hour each semester Private Instruction 281, 282 ORGAN One credit hour each semester 283, 284 PIANO One credit ho11r each semester 285, 286 VOICE One credit hottr each semester 287, 288 BRASS One credit ho11r each semester 291, 292 WOODWIND One credit hottr each semester 293, 294 STRING One credit hour each semester 295, 2% PERCUSSION One credit hour each semester 61