Courses

This course will use a textbook, source readings, recordings, videos and scores to understand music written for piano accompanying and collaborative arts. This course is infrequently scheduled and is subject to minimum and maximum numbers.

A coaching seminar for pianists to develop reading and accompanying skills. May be repeated for credit.

A coaching seminar for pianists to develop reading and accompanying skills. May be repeated for credit.

Principles, problems, and techniques of accompanying music for opera, theatre, and the concert stage. MUSC 4600A - Applied: Piano (0 Lecture Hours 1.0 - 3.0 Lab Hours 1.0 - 3.0 Credit Hours) performance are prerequisites for three hours of credit. Private lessons for music majors at the upper-division level on the principal instrument or voice. Lessons include studies in technical, stylistic, and aesthetic elements of artistic performance. Repertory studied is form the standard literature.

Principles of accompanying singers and instrumentalists; practical experience in accompanying; and facility in sight-reading for keyboard performers. Experience is gained through assigned projects and/or assigned studio accompanying.

Survey of accompanying techniques and of the standard repertoire in the vocal, string, and wind areas. Experience is gained through assigned projects and/or assigned studio accompanying. Offered in the spring semester of even-numbered years.

The course emphasizes specialized development in accompanying techniques

This course provides students an opportunity to make personal and professional decisions impact school organization, operation, and leadership in an academic, fiscal, and

This course introduces the use of accounting information for improving managerial decision making. Emphasis is on understanding the practice of business management, budgeting, cost behavior, and operational, internal, and management control.

This course focuses on issues related to accounting, reporting of financial information and data analysis for entities. Students will use data analytical tools through hands-on applications to analyze entity data and assess organizational operations. Accounting majors must complete this course with a grade of "C" or better.