The purpose of the Doctor of Musical Arts in Church Music and the Doctor of Philosophy in Church Music degrees is to bring the doctoral student to the highest levels of development in church music. The emphasis on the Ph.D. is creative scholarship; the emphasis on the D.M.A. is performance.
A prerequisite for either doctoral degree is a master’s degree from an accredited college, university, or seminary whose requirements approximate those of the Master of Music degree at Southwestern Seminary, and a minimum grade point average of 3.30.
The doctoral applicant in conducting and music ministry is encouraged to have had practical or professional experience in their field after master’s-level work and before formally beginning the doctoral degree.
Prospective doctoral students who have never attended Southwestern Seminary or who have not been enrolled in at least five years will submit a general seminary application to the Office of Admissions. In addition, students pursuing a doctoral degree will submit a doctoral application through the office of the Associate Dean, Academic Division.
For entrance in a fall semester the application should ideally be received by April 1 and for entrance in a spring semester by November 1. All required supporting documents (e.g., test scores, letters of recommendation), which will be reviewed by the Advanced Studies Committee, must be received before an applicant can be formally admitted to the program.
Once the Advanced Studies Committee has accepted a student into the School of Church Music, the Director of Admissions will confirm admission to Southwestern Seminary.
An application must include a recent report (within five years) of the Graduate Record Examinations General Test. While there are no minimum scores for the GRE, there is an expectation of 500 in the verbal area and 500 in the quantitative or analytical area or a sum of 1000 in all areas of the General Test. Information about the GRE may be obtained from the Educational Testing Service (www.ets.org/gre).
Non-US citizens whose first language is not English will be required to take the Internet-Based Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL iBT) and achieve a minimum score of 100 (or 600 on the Paper-Based Test). Applicants not achieving the minimum score may be admitted provisionally. Non-US citizens who have successfully completed an accredited English-language based undergraduate degree from a North American institution are exempt from this requirement as are those who have completed an M.M. degree at Southwestern Seminary. If English deficiencies are discovered, proficiency courses may be required.
An applicant for a doctoral degree must be interviewed by the Advanced Studies Committee before final approval for admission can be granted. Ideally, the interview should be held on campus, but interviews via conference call are permissible.
The prospective doctoral student will indicate an intended concentration. The following concentrations are available on the D.M.A:
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The following concentrations are available on the Ph.D.:
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Applicants for the D.M.A. degree will perform an audition before the faculty of the proposed department of concentration. This audition may be performed at the time the applicant is on campus for the interview or during orientation. Applicants for the Ph.D. degree will submit evidence of their research and writing.
The D.M.A. student who expects to concentrate in piano or organ will be required to play a thirty- to forty-minute entrance audition. The repertoire should represent a contrast of styles and should reflect a level of achievement equivalent to a master’s degree recital.
The D.M.A. student who expects to concentrate in voice should arrive on campus in time to confer about an accompanist and have sufficient time to prepare the literature for the audition before the voice faculty. The audition material will consist of six songs from memory: three art songs (one in German, one in Italian, and one in French), one contemporary art song in English, one opera aria in its original language, and one oratorio aria in English. If approval is granted, a thirty-minute jury performance at the end of the first semester will qualify the student for continuation in the voice concentration on the D.M.A. degree.
The D.M.A. student who expects to concentrate in conducting may be required to give an entrance recital within the first fifteen hours of course work if the master’s degree did not include a master’s-level recital.
The D.M.A. student who expects to concentrate in composition will submit a list of compositions completed and a representative group of scores and recordings to be evaluated by the composition department.
Each applicant for the Ph.D. will be required to submit a research document either previously prepared or prepared especially for the Ph.D. application. This document should reflect the applicant’s highest level of scholarship.
The Advanced Studies Committee and the faculty of the School of Church Music reserve the right to decline to admit, or to continue as a student, any person who fails to meet established qualifications.
The Advanced Studies Committee of the School of Church Music publishes a Manual for Doctoral Studies in Music that provides detailed information about the D.M.A. and Ph.D. programs. Doctoral students are required to follow the most recent edition of the manual.
Doctoral students must enroll in the fall and spring semesters each year and pay enrollment fees from the time they begin their program until they graduate or withdraw from the program. Doctoral students who are not enrolled in regular course work, Doctoral Research and Writing, or doctoral examinations must enroll in MUMIN 8100, Doctoral Continued Enrollment.
The D.M.A. or Ph.D. degree must be completed within a period of seven years from the time of admission. Extension may be granted in the case of foreign missionaries.
The total record of a student is subject to review each semester of enrollment. After fourteen hours of graduate course work, the Advanced Studies Committee will officially review the status of the student’s course of study to determine whether or not that student may continue in the doctoral program.
Doctoral students must maintain an overall grade point average of 3.30.
All doctoral students must show satisfactory ability to translate German and any other language that might be required by the field of the dissertation. Courses are available to prepare the student for the doctoral German reading examination. Students who have not passed the German reading examination by the time they have completed fourteen hours of doctoral seminars may enroll only for Continued Enrollment (MUMIN 8100) until the German language requirement has been completed. The German reading examination may be taken any number of times that the committee feels is within reason.
Ph.D. students and D.M.A. students in conducting are required to pass a reading examination in a second foreign language. In most cases, this will be French, but may, by approval of the Advanced Studies Committee, be another language more appropriate to the student’s area of dissertation research. This second language exam must be passed before the Advanced Studies Committee gives approval to the dissertation prospectus.
Two consecutive semesters in which the student satisfactorily completes a specified number of hours of graduate course work will satisfy the residence requirements of the institution. For academic concentrations, this is 18 hours; for performance concentrations, it is 16 hours.
The Advanced Studies Committee and the general faculty each reserve the right and authority to refuse to approve a candidate for graduation for reasons the committee or the general faculty, in the sole discretion of each, deems valid, even though the candidate has met the other requirements for the degree.
| Music Ministry | 24 | |
Doctoral Dissertation in Church Music Seminar in Church Music History Seminar in Philosophy of Church Music Seminar in Music in Worship Seminar in Hymnology Seminar in Music Education Special Research in Church Music |
MUMIN 8016 MUMIN 7213 MUMIN 7233 MUMIN 7243 MUMIN 7253 MUMIN 7263 MUMIN 7283 |
6 3 3 3 3 3 3 |
| Second Academic Area (Music History or Music Theory) | 9 | |
| The second academic area will be selected in consultation with the advisor, based on the student's background and interests. | ||
Select three 7000-level seminars in the Music History or the Music Theory Department: |
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Music History: Renaissance Music Baroque Music Classical Music Nineteenth-Century Music Twentieth-Century Music The Music of J. S. Bach Special Research in Music History Music Theory: Seminar in Advanced Post-Tonal Analysis Seminar in Advanced Tonal Analysis Advanced Schenkerian Analysis History of Music Theory Problems in Contemporary Notation Special Research in Music Theory |
Music History: MUHST 7113 MUHST 7123 MUHST 7133 MUHST 7143 MUHST 7153 MUHST 7173 MUHST 7183 Music Theory: MUTHY 7413 MUTHY 7423 MUTHY 7433 MUTHY 7443 MUTHY 7463 MUTHY 7483 |
3 3 3 3 3 3 3
3 3 3 3 3 3 |
| Third Academic Area (Music History or Music Theory) | 6 | |
| If the second academic area is Music History, the third academic area will be Music Theory; if the second academic area is Music Theory, the third academic area will be Music History. | ||
| Select two 7000-level seminars in the Music History or the Music Theory Department: | ||
Music History: Renaissance Music Baroque Music Classical Music Nineteenth-Century Music Twentieth-Century Music The Music of J. S. Bach Special Research in Music History Music Theory: Seminar in Advanced Post-Tonal Analysis Seminar in Advanced Tonal Analysis Advanced Schenkerian Analysis History of Music Theory Problems in Contemporary Notation Special Research in Music Theory |
Music History: MUHST 7113 MUHST 7123 MUHST 7133 MUHST 7143 MUHST 7153 MUHST 7173 MUHST 7183 Music Theory: MUTHY 7413 MUTHY 7423 MUTHY 7433 MUTHY 7443 MUTHY 7463 MUTHY 7483 |
3 3 3 3 3 3 3
3 3 3 3 3 3 |
| Electives | 1-3 | |
The selection of electives will be made in consultation with the advisor, based on the student's background and interests. Applied study must be with the approval of the department of instruction, after an audition. This requirement may be satisfied by one of the following:
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| Examinations | ||
German Reading Examination Second Language Reading Examination (as required for research and dissertation) |
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Doctoral Qualifying Examination Doctoral Final Oral Examination |
MUMIN 8080 MUMIN 8090 |
0 0 |
Total Degree Hours |
40 - 42 |
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| Music Theory | 24 | |
Doctoral Dissertation in Music Theory
Select six from the following: Seminar in Advanced Post-Tonal Analysis Seminar in Advanced Tonal Analysis Advanced Schenkerian Analysis History of Music Theory Aesthetic and Theoretical Issues Since 1950 Problems in Contemporary Notation Special Research in Music Theory |
MUTHY 8016 Select six: MUTHY 7413 MUTHY 7423 MUTHY 7433 MUTHY 7443 COMPN 7523 MUTHY 7463 MUTHY 7483 |
6
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 |
| Second Academic Area (Music Ministry or Music History) | 9 | |
The second academic area will be selected in consultation with the advisor, based on the student's background and interests. |
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| Select three 7000-level seminars in the Music Ministry or the Music History Department: | ||
Music Ministry: Seminar in Church Music History Seminar in Philosophy of Church Music Seminar in Music in Worship Seminar in Hymnology Seminar in Music Education Special Research in Church Music Music History: Renaissance Music Baroque Music Classical Music Nineteenth-Century Music Twentieth-Century Music The Music of J. S. Bach Special Research in Music History |
Music Ministry: MUMIN 7213 MUMIN 7233 MUMIN 7243 MUMIN 7253 MUMIN 7263 MUMIN 7283 Music History: MUHST 7113 MUHST 7123 MUHST 7133 MUHST 7143 MUHST 7153 MUHST 7173 MUHST 7183 |
3 3 3 3 3 3
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 |
| Third Academic Area (Music Ministry or Music History) | 6 | |
| If the second academic area is Music Ministry, the third academic area will be Music History; if the second academic area is Music History, the third academic area will be Music Ministry. | ||
| Select two 7000-level seminars in the Music Ministry or the Music History Department: | ||
Music Ministry: Seminar in Church Music History Seminar in Philosophy of Church Music Seminar in Music in Worship Seminar in Hymnology Seminar in Music Education Special Research in Church Music Music History: Renaissance Music Baroque Music Classical Music Nineteenth-Century Music Twentieth-Century Music The Music of J. S. Bach Special Research in Music History |
Music Ministry: MUMIN 7213 MUMIN 7233 MUMIN 7243 MUMIN 7253 MUMIN 7263 MUMIN 7283 Music History: MUHST 7113 MUHST 7123 MUHST 7133 MUHST 7143 MUHST 7153 MUHST 7173 MUHST 7183 |
3 3 3 3 3 3
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 |
| Electives | 1-3 | |
The selection of electives will be made in consultation with the advisor, based on the student's background and interests. Applied study must be with the approval of the department of instruction, after an audition. This requirement may be satisfied by one of the following:
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| Examinations | ||
German Reading Examination Second Language Reading Examination (as required for research and dissertation) |
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Doctoral Qualifying Examination Doctoral Final Oral Examination |
MUMIN 8080 MUMIN 8090 |
0 0 |
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Total Degree Hours |
40 - 42 |
| Music History | 27 | |
Doctoral Dissertation in Musicology Current Methods in Musicology The Craft of Scholarly Writing Select five from the following: Renaissance Music Baroque Music Classical Music Nineteenth-Century Music Twentieth-Century Music The Music of J. S. Bach |
MUHST 8016 MUHST 7163 MUHST 7103 Select five: MUHST 7113 MUHST 7123 MUHST 7133 MUHST 7143 MUHST 7153 MUHST 7173 |
6 3 3
3 3 3 3 3 3 |
| Second & Third Academic Areas (Music Ministry and Music Theory) | 15 | |
| The student will take MUMIN 7213 and MUTHY 7443 plus three additional seminars selected from the Music Ministry and Music Theory departments. (The student must take at least one additional seminar from each department.) | ||
Required: Seminar in Church Music History History of Music Theory |
Required: MUMIN 7213 MUTHY 7443 |
3 3 |
| Select two 7000-level seminars from one area and one seminar from the other area of study: | ||
Music Ministry: Seminar in Philosophy of Church Music Seminar in Music in Worship Seminar in Hymnology Seminar in Music Education Special Research in Church Music Music Theory: Seminar in Advanced Post-Tonal Analysis Seminar in Advanced Tonal Analysis Advanced Schekerian Analysis Problems in Contemporary Notation Special Research in Music Theory |
Music Ministry: MUMIN 7233 MUMIN 7243 MUMIN 7253 MUMIN 7263 MUMIN 7283 Music Theory: MUTHY 7413 MUTHY 7423 MUTHY 7433 MUTHY 7463 MUTHY 7483 |
3 3 3 3 3
3 3 3 3 3 |
| Examinations | ||
German Reading Examination Second Language Reading Examination (as required for research and dissertation) |
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Doctoral Qualifying Examination Doctoral Final Oral Examination |
MUMIN 8080 MUMIN 8090 |
0 0 |
Total Degree Hours |
42 |
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Course Title |
Course Number |
Hours |
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| Music Ministry | 6 | |
Select two from the following: Seminar in Church Music History Seminar in Philosophy of Church Music Seminar in Music in Worship Seminar in Hymnology Seminar in Music Education |
Select two: MUMIN 7213 MUMIN 7233 MUMIN 7243 MUMIN 7253 MUMIN 7263 |
3 3 3 3 3 |
| Music History | 6 | |
Select two from the following: Renaissance Music Baroque Music Classical Music Nineteenth-Century Music Twentieth-Century Music The Music of J. S. Bach |
Select two: MUHST 7113 MUHST 7123 MUHST 7133 MUHST 7143 MUHST 7153 MUHST 7173 |
3 3 3 3 3 3 |
| Music Theory and Composition | 22 | |
Doctoral Composition I Doctoral Composition II Doctoral Composition III Doctoral Composition IV and Recital Graduate Composition Seminar Doctoral Dissertation in Composition Select one from the following: Seminar in Advanced Post-Tonal Analysis Seminar in Advanced Tonal Analysis Schenkerian Analysis History of Music Theory Select one from the following: Seminar in Advanced Orchestration Problems in Contemporary Notation Aesthetic and Theoretical Issues since 1950 |
COMPN 7512 COMPN 7522 COMPN 7532 COMPN 7544 COMPN 7572 COMPN 8016 Select one: MUTHY 7413 MUTHY 7423 MUTHY 7433 MUTHY 7443 Select one: COMPN 7513 MUTHY 7463 COMPN 7523 |
2 2 2 4 2 6
3 3 3 3
3 3 3 |
| Conducting | 3 | |
Select one from the following: Doctoral Conducting Seminar I Doctoral Conducting Seminar II Doctoral Conducting Seminar III Doctoral Conducting Seminar IV |
Select one: CONDG 7603 CONDG 7613 CONDG 7623 CONDG 7633 |
3 3 3 3 |
| Electives | 4 | |
Any 7000-level seminar for which prerequisites are held by the student Auditioned Ensemble (two semesters @ 0.5 credit each) |
3 1 |
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| Examinations | ||
| German Reading Examination | ||
Doctoral Qualifying Examination Doctoral Final Oral Examination |
MUMIN 8080 MUMIN 8090 |
0 0 |
Total Degree Hours |
43 |
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Course Title |
Course Number |
Hours |
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| Music Ministry | 9 | |
Select three from the following: Seminar in Church Music History Seminar in Philosophy of Church Music Seminar in Music in Worship Seminar in Hymnology Seminar in Music Education |
Select three: MUMIN 7213 MUMIN 7233 MUMIN 7243 MUMIN 7253 MUMIN 7263 |
3 3 3 3 3 |
| Music History | 6 | |
Twentieth-Century Music Select one from the following: Renaissance Music Baroque Music Classical Music Nineteenth-Century Music The Music of J. S. Bach |
MUHST 7153 Select one: MUHST 7113 MUHST 7123 MUHST 7133 MUHST 7143 MUHST 7173 |
3
3 3 3 3 3 |
| Music Theory | 6 | |
Seminar in Advanced Tonal Analysis Select one from the following: Seminar in Advanced Post-Tonal Analysis Schenkerian Analysis History of Music Theory Problems in Contemporary Notation |
MUTHY 7423 Select one: MUTHY 7413 MUTHY 7433 MUTHY 7443 MUTHY 7463 |
3
3 3 3 3 |
| Performance | 2 | |
| Auditioned Ensemble (4 semesters @ 0.5 credit each) | ENSEM 7xx8 | 2 |
| Conducting | 26 | |
Doctoral Conducting Lab I Doctoral Conducting Seminar I Doctoral Conducting Lab II Doctoral Conducting Seminar II Doctoral Conducting Seminar III Doctoral Conducting Seminar IV Doctoral Conducting Pedagogy & Tutoring I Doctoral Conducting Pedagogy & Tutoring II Doctoral Private Instruction and Doctoral Conducting Recital I Doctoral Private Instruction and Doctoral Conducting Recital II Doctoral Conducting Document Doctoral Private Instruction and Lecture-Recital III |
CONDG 7601 CONDG 7603 CONDG 7611 CONDG 7613 CONDG 7623 CONDG 7633 CONDG 7622 CONDG 7632 CONDG 8602 CONDG 8612 CONDG 8662 CONDG 8622 |
1 3 1 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 |
| Examinations | ||
German Reading Examination Second Language Reading Examination (selected in consultation with the advisor) |
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Doctoral Qualifying Examination Doctoral Final Oral Examination |
MUMIN 8080 MUMIN 8090 |
0 0 |
Total Degree Hours |
49 |
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Course Title |
Course Number |
Hours |
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| Music Ministry | 6 | |
Select two from the following: Seminar in Church Music History Seminar in Philosophy of Church Music Seminar in Music in Worship Seminar in Hymnology Seminar in Music Education |
Select two: MUMIN 7213 MUMIN 7233 MUMIN 7243 MUMIN 7253 MUMIN 7263 |
3 3 3 3 3 |
| Music History | 6 | |
Select two from the following: Renaissance Music Baroque Music Classical Music Nineteenth-Century Music Twentieth-Century Music The Music of J. S. Bach |
Select two: MUHST 7113 MUHST 7123 MUHST 7133 MUHST 7143 MUHST 7153 MUHST 7173 |
3 3 3 3 3 3 |
| Music Theory | 6 | |
Seminar in Advanced Tonal Analysis Select one from the following: Seminar in Advanced Post-Tonal Analysis Schenkerian Analysis History of Music Theory Problems in Contemporary Notation |
MUTHY 7423 Select one: MUTHY 7413 MUTHY 7433 MUTHY 7443 MUTHY 7463 |
3
3 3 3 3 |
| Ensemble | 1 | |
| Auditioned Ensemble (2 semesters @ 0.5 credit each) | ENSEM 7xx8 | 1 |
| Conducting | 6 | |
Select two from the following: Doctoral Conducting Seminar I Doctoral Conducting Seminar II Doctoral Conducting Seminar III Doctoral Conducting Seminar IV |
Select two: CONDG 7603 CONDG 7613 CONDG 7623 CONDG 7633 |
3 3 3 3 |
| Organ | 22 | |
Doctoral Organ I Doctoral Organ II Doctoral Organ III Doctoral Organ IV Doctoral Organ V Doctoral Organ Recital I Doctoral Organ Recital II Doctoral Organ VI and Lecture-Recital III Doctoral Organ Document Advanced Seminar in Organ Literature I Advanced Seminar in Organ Literature II Seminar in Advanced Improvisation Seminar in Advanced Accompanying |
ORGPR 7712 ORGPR 7722 ORGPR 7732 ORGPR 7742 ORGPR 7752 ORGPR 8770 ORGPR 8780 ORGPR 8792 ORGCL 8762 ORGCL 7712 ORGCL 7722 ORGCL 7752 ORGCL 7762 |
2 2 2 2 2 0 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 |
| Examinations | ||
| German Reading Examination | ||
Doctoral Qualifying Examination Doctoral Final Oral Examination |
MUMIN 8080 MUMIN 8090 |
0 0 |
Total Degree Hours |
47 |
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Course Title |
Course Number |
Hours |
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| Music Ministry | 6 | |
Select two from the following: Seminar in Church Music History Seminar in Philosophy of Church Music Seminar in Music in Worship Seminar in Hymnology Seminar in Music Education |
Select two: MUMIN 7213 MUMIN 7233 MUMIN 7243 MUMIN 7253 MUMIN 7263 |
3 3 3 3 3 |
| Music History | 6 | |
Select two from the following: Renaissance Music Baroque Music Classical Music Nineteenth-Century Music Twentieth-Century Music The Music of J. S. Bach |
Select two: MUHST 7113 MUHST 7123 MUHST 7133 MUHST 7143 MUHST 7153 MUHST 7173 |
3 3 3 3 3 3 |
| Music Theory | 6 | |
History of Music Theory Select one from the following: Seminar in Advanced Post-Tonal Analysis Seminar in Advanced Tonal Analysis Schenkerian Analysis |
MUTHY 7443 Select one: MUTHY 7413 MUTHY 7423 MUTHY 7433 |
3
3 3 3 |
| Ensemble | 2 | |
| Auditioned Ensemble (4 semesters @ 0.5 credit each) | ENSEM 7xx8 | 2 |
| Conducting or Organ | 4 - 6 | |
Select one pair: Doctoral Conducting Seminar II Doctoral Conducting Seminar IV OR *Doctoral Organ I *Advanced Seminar in Organ Literature I *Upon approval by Organ Department. |
Select one pair: CONDG 7613 CONDG 7633 OR ORGPR 7712 ORGCL 7712 |
3 3 OR 2 2 |
| Piano Pedagogy | 20 | |
Doctoral Piano I (Piano Pedagogy) Doctoral Piano II (Piano Pedagogy) Doctoral Piano Pedagogy Recital I Doctoral Piano Pedagogy Ensemble Recital II Doctoral Piano Pedagogy Document Doctoral Piano Pedagogy Lecture-Recital III Advanced Seminar in Piano Pedagogy I Advanced Seminar in Piano Pedagogy II Advanced Seminar in Piano Literature Teaching Practicum (4 semesters) |
PIAPR 7812T PIAPR 7822T PIAPR 8872T PIAPR 8882T PIACL 8862T PIAPR 8892T PIACL 7831 PIACL 7841 PIACL 7872 PIACL 7961 |
2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 4 |
| Examinations | ||
| German Reading Examination | ||
Doctoral Qualifying Examination Doctoral Final Oral Examination |
MUMIN 8080 MUMIN 8090 |
0 0 |
Total Degree Hours |
44 - 46 |
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Course Title |
Course Number |
Hours |
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| Music Ministry | 6 | |
Select two from the following: Seminar in Church Music History Seminar in Philosophy of Church Music Seminar in Music in Worship Seminar in Hymnology Seminar in Music Education |
Select two: MUMIN 7213 MUMIN 7233 MUMIN 7243 MUMIN 7253 MUMIN 7263 |
3 3 3 3 3 |
| Music History | 6 | |
Select two from the following: Renaissance Music Baroque Music Classical Music Nineteenth-Century Music Twentieth-Century Music The Music of J. S. Bach |
Select two: MUHST 7113 MUHST 7123 MUHST 7133 MUHST 7143 MUHST 7153 MUHST 7173 |
3 3 3 3 3 3 |
| Music Theory | 6 | |
History of Music Theory Select one from the following: Seminar in Advanced Post-Tonal Analysis Seminar in Advanced Tonal Analysis Schenkerian Analysis |
MUTHY 7443 Select one: MUTHY 7413 MUTHY 7423 MUTHY 7433 |
3
3 3 3 |
| Ensemble | 2 | |
| Auditioned Ensemble (4 semesters @ 0.5 credit each) | ENSEM 7xx8 | 2 |
| Conducting or Organ | 4 - 6 | |
Select one pair: Doctoral Conducting Seminar II Doctoral Conducting Seminar IV OR *Doctoral Organ I *Advanced Seminar in Organ Literature I *Upon approval by Organ Department. |
Select one pair: CONDG 7613 CONDG 7633 OR ORGPR 7712 ORGCL 7712 |
3 3 OR 2 2 |
| Piano Performance | 18 | |
Doctoral Piano I (Piano Performance) Doctoral Piano II (Piano Performance) Doctoral Piano Recital I Doctoral Ensemble Recital II Doctoral Piano Document Doctoral Piano Lecture-Recital III Seminar in Piano Pedagogy Advanced Seminar in Piano Literature Piano in Chamber Music Literature |
PIAPR 7812 PIAPR 7822 PIAPR 8872 PIAPR 8882 PIACL 8862 PIAPR 8892 PIACL 7852 PIACL 7872 PIACL 7892 |
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 |
| Examinations | ||
| German Reading Examination | ||
Doctoral Qualifying Examination Doctoral Final Oral Examination |
MUMIN 8080 MUMIN 8090 |
0 0 |
Total Degree Hours |
42 - 44 |
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Course Title |
Course Number |
Hours |
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| Music Ministry | 6 | |
Select two from the following: Seminar in Church Music History Seminar in Philosophy of Church Music Seminar in Music in Worship Seminar in Hymnology Seminar in Music Education |
Select two: MUMIN 7213 MUMIN 7233 MUMIN 7243 MUMIN 7253 MUMIN 7263 |
3 3 3 3 3 |
| Music History | 6 | |
The Craft of Scholarly Writing Select one from the following: Renaissance Music Baroque Music Classical Music Nineteenth-Century Music Twentieth-Century Music The Music of J. S. Bach |
MUHST 7103 Select one: MUHST 7113 MUHST 7123 MUHST 7133 MUHST 7143 MUHST 7153 MUHST 7173 |
3
3 3 3 3 3 3 |
| Music Theory | 6 | |
Select two from the following: Seminar in Advanced Post-Tonal Analysis Seminar in Advanced Tonal Analysis Schenkerian Analysis History of Music Theory Problems in Contemporary Notation |
Select two: MUTHY 7413 MUTHY 7423 MUTHY 7433 MUTHY 7443 MUTHY 7463 |
3 3 3 3 3 |
| Ensemble | 2 | |
| Auditioned Ensemble (4 semesters @ 0.5 credit each) | ENSEM 7xx8 | 2 |
| Conducting | 6 | |
Doctoral Conducting Seminar II Doctoral Conducting Seminar IV |
CONDG 7613 CONDG 7633 |
3 3 |
| Voice Pedagogy* | 16 | |
Doctoral Voice I (Voice Pedagogy) Doctoral Voice II (Voice Pedagogy) Doctoral Dissertation in Voice Pedagogy Doctoral Voice Pedagogy Lecture-Recital Doctoral Voice Pedagogy Doctoral Practice Teaching |
VOIPR 7932 VOIPR 7942 VOICL 8016 VOIPR 8952 VOICL 7952 VOICL 7962 |
2 2 6 2 2 2 |
| * If a course in English Diction was not completed on the Master's level, the student must take CONDG 7601 - Choral Diction. (One hour but not for doctoral credit.) | ||
| Examinations | ||
| German Reading Examination | ||
Doctoral Qualifying Examination Doctoral Final Oral Examination |
MUMIN 8080 MUMIN 8090 |
0 0 |
Total Degree Hours |
42 |
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Course Title |
Course Number |
Hours |
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| Music Ministry | 6 | |
Select two from the following: Seminar in Church Music History Seminar in Philosophy of Church Music Seminar in Music in Worship Seminar in Hymnology Seminar in Music Education |
Select two: MUMIN 7213 MUMIN 7233 MUMIN 7243 MUMIN 7253 MUMIN 7263 |
3 3 3 3 3 |
| Music History | 6 | |
Select two from the following: Renaissance Music Baroque Music Classical Music Nineteenth-Century Music Twentieth-Century Music The Music of J. S. Bach |
Select two: MUHST 7113 MUHST 7123 MUHST 7133 MUHST 7143 MUHST 7153 MUHST 7173 |
3 3 3 3 3 3 |
| Music Theory | 6 | |
Select two from the following: Seminar in Advanced Post-Tonal Analysis Seminar in Advanced Tonal Analysis Schenkerian Analysis History of Music Theory Problems in Contemporary Notation |
Select two: MUTHY 7413 MUTHY 7423 MUTHY 7433 MUTHY 7443 MUTHY 7463 |
3 3 3 3 3 |
| Ensemble | 2 | |
| Auditioned Ensemble (4 semesters @ 0.5 credit each) | ENSEM 7xx8 | 2 |
| Conducting | 6 | |
Doctoral Conducting Seminar II Doctoral Conducting Seminar IV |
CONDG 7613 CONDG 7633 |
3 3 |
| Voice Performance* | 14 | |
Doctoral Voice I (Voice Performance) Doctoral Voice II (Voice Performance) Doctoral Voice Recital I Doctoral Ensemble Recital II Doctoral Voice Document Doctoral Voice Lecture-Recital III Doctoral Voice Pedagogy |
VOIPR 7912 VOIPR 7922 VOIPR 8972 VOIPR 8982 VOICL 8962 VOIPR 8992 VOICL 7952 |
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 |
| * If a course in English Diction was not completed on the Master's level, the student must take CONDG 7601 - Choral Diction. (One hour but not for doctoral credit.) | ||
| Electives | 3 | |
| One 7000-level seminar in the Music Ministry, Music Theory, or Music History Departments selected in in consultation with the advisor. | ||
| Examinations | ||
| German Reading Examination | ||
Doctoral Qualifying Examination Doctoral Final Oral Examination |
MUMIN 8080 MUMIN 8090 |
0 0 |
Total Degree Hours |
43 |
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