音乐学士

我们的主要目标是培养学生成为高技能的音乐教育者，音乐治疗师，表演者和作曲家的能力。计划目标鼓励并发展音乐的教学，奖学金，表演和研究的高标准。我们很高兴提供小型学术课程，与高素质教职员工一起进行的应用研究以及对咨询的精心关注。音乐欣赏，音乐理论基础和合奏课程对所有学生开放，无论其专业是什么。在进入任何BM音乐学位课程之前，都需要成功的试听。请向音乐，戏剧和舞蹈学院的招生办公室咨询有关试听和特定申请要求的信息。
The Bachelor of Music (B.M.) at CSU is a professional degree program, with concentrations designed to prepare students to become highly skilled music educators, music therapists, performers, and composers. Program goals encourage and develop high standards of teaching, scholarship, performance, and research in music. We are pleased to offer small academic classes, applied study with highly qualified faculty, and careful attention to advising. A successful audition is required prior to entrance into the Bachelor of Music (B.M.) programs.<br><br>Courses in music appreciation, music theory fundamentals, and ensembles are open to all students regardless of major.<br><br>Program-level Learning Objectives<br>Ability to perform music from a variety of historical/ style periods appropriate to the area of specialization, and exhibit the appropriate skills for musical self-expression in juried performances, public concerts, and other performance situations. These skills include: technique, musicianship, tone, diction/articulation, style, interpretation, sight-reading, rhythm, and artistry.<br>Keyboard skills appropriate to the area of specialization.<br>The capacity to create original or derivative music.<br>Understanding of the common elements and organizational patterns of music, including musical forms, processes, and structures.<br>Knowledge of music history and repertory, including representative composers and works according to the area of specialization, as well as study and experiences with music in addition to that of the primary culture encompassing the area of specialization.<br>Students are also expected to learn music literature from all periods through aural and score analysis. Performance skills are tested at the end of the sophomore year and in a graduation recital if required by the degree option. Some programs require satisfactory completion of supervised student teaching, an internship, or a senior project.