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FINE ARTS: Music Concentration
(Class of ’16)
Liberal Arts Core
Semester Completed
1. WR 100 Effective Writing or WR 101 Effective Writing:
Seminar
2. HS 101 Europe and the World Since 1500
3. History 300 Level
4. EN 101 Understanding Literature
5. English 200 Level Major Writers
6. Foreign Language Intermediate II Level
7. Social Science Core
8. Social Science Core
9. MU 201 (or MU 203 if tested out)
10. Mathematics
11. Natural Science
12. Math/Science
13. PL 201 Foundations of Philosophy
14. PL 200 Level Philosophical Perspectives
15. TH 201 Introduction to Theology
16. Theology 202 – 299
17. Ethics: Choose from PL 301 – 319 or TH 301 – 319
Diversity Core Requirement
Students must complete the diversity requirement through a designated diversity core, major, or
elective course.
The provision of this information is not to be regarded as a contract between the student and Loyola University. The University reserves the right to
change degree requirements, courses and any other provisions or requirements when such action will serve the interest of the University or its
students.
Music Concentration
18. MU 203 Mozart to Mahler
19. MU 302 Structure of Music: Theory I
20. MU 307 Music of the Romantic Period
21. MU 300-Level Music Theory Course
22. MU 300-Level Music History Course
23. MU 300-Level Music History Course
24. MU 300-Level Elective
25. MU 300-Level Elective
26. MU 300-Level Elective
27. AH 111, DR 260, DR 350, or ED 428
28. MU 412 Senior Project or Upper-Level MU Elective
MU 101 Ear Training I (1.5 cr.)
MU 102 Ear Training II (1.5cr.)
MU 103 Ear Training III (1.5 cr.)
MU 104 Ear Training IV (1.5 cr.)
1 Sem. of Ens. MU 200, MU 211, MU 220, MU 230, or MU 231 (1.5 cr.)
1 Sem. of Ens. MU 200, MU 211, MU 220, MU 230, or MU 231 (1.5 cr.)
1 Sem. of Ens. MU 300, MU 311, MU 320, MU 330, or MU 331 (1.5 cr.)
1 Sem. of Ens. MU 300, MU 311, MU 320, MU 330, or MU 331 (1.5 cr.)
1 Sem. of Ens. MU 300, MU 311, MU 320, MU 330, or MU 331 (1.5 cr.)
1 Sem. of Ens. MU 300, MU 311, MU 320, MU 330, or MU 331 (1.5 cr.)
1 Semester of Applied Music MU 218 or MU 219 (1 or 2 cr.)
1 Semester of Applied Music MU 218 or MU 219 (1 or 2 cr.)
1 Semester of Applied Music MU 318 or MU 319 (1 or 2 cr.)
1 Semester of Applied Music MU 318 or MU 319 (1 or 2 cr.)
1 Semester of Applied Music MU 318 or MU 319 (1 or 2 cr.)
1 Semester of Applied Music MU 318 or MU 319 (1 or 2 cr.)
Electives
29. Non-Departmental Elective
30. Non-Departmental Elective
31. Non-Departmental Elective
32. Free Elective
33. Free Elective
34. Free Elective
35. Free Elective
36. Free Elective
37. Free Elective
38. Free Elective
39. Free Elective
40. Free Elective
Semester
Semester
The provision of this information is not to be regarded as a contract between the student and Loyola University. The University reserves the right to
change degree requirements, courses and any other provisions or requirements when such action will serve the interest of the University or its
students.
Students who wish to enter Loyola as a fine arts major concentrating in music should submit a clearly marked
audition tape or call the department to arrange an audition.
After declaring the music major, students are required to enroll in an ensemble and an applied music course each
semester they attend Loyola.
Music students choose a particular area of concentration: an instrument, voice, theory/composition, or music history.
For majors, a junior year standing recital is required for admittance to upper applied and ensemble courses.
Students who enter the program after freshman year may be given credit for lower division applied music at the
discretion of the department chair, usually after an audition.
Students who wish to complete a degree in music education should consult with music faculty to discuss course
requirements.
Ear Training, Applied Music, and ensembles are taken in addition to the regular five-course load since they are not
three-credit courses. Students should register for these courses during the regular registration period.
A fee is charged for all Applied Music courses. This is paid directly to the instructor at the first lesson.
A semester jury is required of all Applied Music students beginning with their second semester of Applied Music
study.
The provision of this information is not to be regarded as a contract between the student and Loyola University. The University reserves the right to
change degree requirements, courses and any other provisions or requirements when such action will serve the interest of the University or its
students.