MUS 197 - Applied Music: Euphonium Traditional

2 credit hours - 12 weeks of individual instruction, one hour per week; and 2 weeks of Repertoire and/or Master classes two hours per week; one term.
Receive individual instruction on an instrument or in voice training. In addition, two-hour Repertoire and/or Master classes are scheduled in lieu of individual lessons for two weeks during the term. Study is either on or off campus and practice is required. Juried exam is required at close of term. Course may be repeated for a total of eight credit hours. Lab fee $350.

Note: Individual instructions are one hour lessons. Instruction is available for the following: Bass Conducting Oboe Trumpet Bassoon Electric Bass Guitar Organ Tuba Cello Euphonium Percussion Viola Clarinet Flute Piano Violin Classical or Jazz Guitar Harp Saxophone Voice Composition Horn Trombone.

Location(s) Typically Offered: Arnold Main Campus (MC)

Term(s) Typically Offered: Fall and spring

Course Outcomes:
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

Develop proficiency and apply understanding of technique, sight reading, scales, harmony, and rhythm for the designated instrument/voice.
Study selected repertoire/music literature for the designated instrument/voice.
Practice/rehearse selected repertoire/music literature for the designated instrument/voice for performance.
Perform selected repertoire/music literature for the designated instrument/voice.