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Dec 03, 2024
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2024-2025 SUNY Potsdam Academic Catalog
Music Performance, B.M. - Piano Track
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The Performance degree is offered in percussion, piano, string instruments (including guitar and harp), wind instruments and voice.
Program Student Learning Outcomes:
Music Performance B.M. students will be able to:
• notate a newly encountered melody accurately and efficiently.
• demonstrate competency in musical performance.
• demonstrate knowledge of pivotal historical events, societal attitudes, aesthetic and artistic trends, and to identify their interrelationship with music.
• synthesize technical and musical knowledge via musical performance.
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Non-Music Liberal Arts Electives: 3 Credits
Basic Musicianship Sequence: 27 Credits Required for Bachelor of Music Degrees
Upper Division Music History or Theory Electives: 9 Credits
Piano Performance Majors: 30-31 Credits
Ensembles
Details about specific ensemble requirements can be found in the Crane Student Handbook.
Major Ensembles (4 @ 1 credit)
MUAP 366 (2 @ 1 credit)
Total Credit Hours Required: 120
Note(s)
- Performance majors should satisfactorily complete the Level A audition by the end of the freshman year; the Level B audition by the end of the sophomore year; and the Level C audition by the end of the junior year. Failure to meet this schedule could result in a recommendation to change major or applied area.
- Performance majors must satisfactorily complete a Thirty-Minute Recital (for 0 credit); this should be done during the junior year. Performance majors must also satisfactorily complete a Sixty-Minute Recital (registering for MUCP 499 for 1 credit); this should be done during the senior year.
- A grade of 2.0 or higher is required in each music course in order for it to count toward a major in music. In courses that are sequential, a grade of 2.0 or higher is required for the student to advance to the next course in the sequence.
- Bachelor of Music majors are exempt from the college physical education/health and wellness requirement.
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