MUS 280 — Applied Music Instruction 2
Applied Music Instruction 2 is a continuation of MUS 180 with private study of the same primary instrument/voice. Students advance their musicianship through the study of progressively more difficult music literature from the standard repertoire of Western art music. Lessons are individually designed to meet unique needs, allowing students to attain their highest potential. Regular recital seminars and a final jury examination will be performed for music faculty. Depending on instructor availability, instruction is available on the following instruments: bassoon, cello, clarinet, double bass, euphonium/ baritone, flute, French horn, guitar (classical), harp, harpsichord, oboe, organ, percussion, piano, saxophone, trombone, trumpet, tuba, voice, viola, and violin. Students must provide their own instrument except for keyboard instruments or percussion. MUS 280 may be taken up to four semesters for credit; each semester must be in a different primary instrument/voice.
Prerequisites: MUS 180