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120 Wayne State College7. Ensemble Credit and RequirementsAll music majors are required to participate in the largeensemble related to their primary performance medium– Marching Band/Wind Ensemble (MUS 142), StringEnsemble (MUS 148), or Choir (MUS 141) – throughouttheir entire program, excluding the semester of StudentTeaching. Because of the dual nature of the K-12Field Endorsement, students in this degree program arerequired to participate in both instrumental and vocalensembles. The minimum ensemble requirementsfor students enrolled in the K-12 Field Endorsementprogram are:1. Voice Primarya. 5 semesters of choir (5 credit hours req.)b. 2 semesters of marching band/wind ensemble (2credit hours req.)2. Winds and Percussion Primarya. 5 semesters of marching band/wind ensemble (5credit hours req.)b. 2 semesters of choir (2 credit hours req.)3. String Primarya. 7 semesters of string ensemble (3.5 credit hoursreq.)b. 2 semesters of choir (2 credit hours req.)c. 2 semesters of marching band/wind ensemble (2credit hours req.)4. Keyboard Primary (as determined by thestudent’s secondary performing medium)a. Voice Secondaryi. 5 semesters of choir (5 credit hours req.)ii. 2 semesters of marching band/wind ensemble (2credit hours req.)b. Wind or Percussion Secondaryi. 5 semesters of marching band/wind ensemble (5credit hours req.)ii. 2 semesters of choir (2 credit hours req.)c. String Secondaryi. 7 semesters of string ensemble (3.5 credit hoursreq.)ii. 2 semesters of choir (2 credit hours req.)8. Private Lesson FeesEach student enrolled in applied music lessons will beassessed a fee in addition to the tuition.9. Other Feesa. Instrument Rental:Students wishing to check out WSC instruments maydo so by filling out an Instrument Checkout Sheet andreturning it to FA 109. A non-refundable fee is requiredeach academic year, which covers the rental of one ormore instruments owned by Wayne State College. Allinstruments must be returned at the end of the semester.Failure to do so will result in the holding of registrationand transcripts, and the student will be charged thereplacement cost of the instrument. If a student wishes touse the assigned instrument for another semester, anotherform must be completed for that semester.b. Lockers:Music students may rent lockers for their instruments andsupplies, subject to availability. A non-refundable fee willbe charged for usage of an appropriate locker, lock, andkey. Interested students should see the Director of Bands.Music MajorsCore Courses required of all Music Majors (16 hours):*These courses are also listed under each individual programrequirements and are identified by an asterisk (*)MUS 101 Music Theory I.............................................3102 Music Theory II............................................3104 Sight Singing and Ear Training I..................1208 Fundamentals of Conducting.......................1305 Music Technology........................................1402 History and Literature of Music II...............3Primary Applied Lessons 100-level....................4K-12 Field Endorsement in Vocal and Instrumental MusicEducation (BS or BA) 60 hoursMUS *101 Music Theory I...........................................3*102 Music Theory II..........................................3*104 Aural Skills I..............................................1150 Class in Voice I.............................................1165 Class in Voice II (instrumentalists only)..... 1171 Class in Strings I..........................................1172 Class in Strings II.........................................1173 Class in Woodwinds I...................................1174 Class in Woodwinds II.................................1175 Class in Brass I ............................................1176 Class in Brass II...........................................1177 Class in Percussion.......................................1178 Class in Guitar..............................................1201 Music Theory III..........................................3202 Music Theory IV..........................................3203 Aural Skills II...............................................1204 Aural Skills III..............................................1*208 Fundamentals of Conducting.....................1280 Class in Piano I ...........................................1281 Class in Piano II...........................................1303 Instrumentation............................................2*305 Music Technology......................................1306 Choral Conducting & Materials...................2307 Instrumental Conducting & Materials..........2380 Class in Piano III..........................................1381 Class in Piano IV..........................................1401 History & Lit of Music I..............................3*402 History & Lit of Music II...........................3454 Senior Recital...............................................1*Primary Applied Lessons 100-level.................................4Primary Applied Lessons 300-level...................................2Secondary Applied Lessons...............................................2Ensembles (MUS 141, 142, 148)..................................... 7Upper Level Music Electives (class, not lessons)........ 1-5Students who test out of any of the Class in Piano sequencewill have 1-5 hours of electives. Those elective classesmust be 300-level or above and may not be applied lessons.MUS 215, 308 and 309 must be taken as a part of theprofessional education requirements.K-12 Vocal Music Education (BS or BA) 59 hoursStudents completing this program will earn both the K-8 and7-12 vocal music education subject endorsements.MUS *101 Music Theory I ..........................................3*102 Music Theory II .........................................3*104 Aural Skills I..............................................1