Courses of UG in Music at Salem State College
MUS100 Introduction to Music DI 3 cr.
MUS102 Music and the Humanities DI 3 cr.
MUS102N Music and Humanities I DI 3 cr.
MUS103 Music and Humanities II DI 3 cr.
MUS106N Piano Class I 3 cr.
MUS109 Music for Today DI 3 cr.
MUS111 Seminar for Music Majors I 3 cr.
MUS111N Seminar I for Music Majors 2 cr.
MUS112 Introduction to World Music DI/V 3 cr.
MUS113 Music and Humanities II DI 3 cr.
MUS114 Introduction to Computers in Music 3 cr.
MUS115 Piano Proficiency I 1 cr.
MUS116 Piano Proficiency II 1 cr.
MUS120 Fundamentals of Music 3 cr.
MUS125 Instrumental Music Skills Class 3 cr.
MUS130 Introduction to Music Therapy 3 cr.
MUS132N Music Theory I 3 cr.
MUS136N Guitar Class I 3 cr.
MUS140 College Wind Ensemble 1 cr.
MUS150 Concert Band 1 cr.
MUS154 Foundations Jazz Ensemble 1 cr.
MUS156 Jazz Band 1 cr.
MUS160 College Chorus 1 cr.
MUS165 Chamber Singers 1 cr.
MUS170 Women’s Chorale 1 cr.
MUS180 Instrumental Chamber Ensembles 1 cr.
MUS185 World Music Ensemble 1 cr.
MUS195 Percussion Ensemble 1 cr.
MUS201 Music Industry I 3 cr.
MUS204 Voice Class 3 cr.
MUS206N Piano Class II 3 cr.
MUS218 Jazz Theory and Improvisation I 3 cr.
MUS219 Songwriting 3 cr.
MUS232N Music Theory II 3 cr.
MUS233 Aural Skills I 1 cr.
MUS236 Guitar Class II 3 cr.
MUS270 Music Literature to 1780 3 cr.
MUS270N Music Literature to 1780 3 cr.
MUS271 Music Literature 1780 to 1914 3 cr.
MUS310P Computers and Music 3 cr.
MUS317N Listening to Jazz DI 3 cr.
MUS318 Jazz Theory and Improvisation II 3 cr.
MUS320 History of Rock Music W/DI 3 cr.
MUS332 Music Theory III 3 cr.
MUS333 Aural Skills II 1 cr.
MUS336 Music of World Cultures V 3 cr.
MUS340 Applied Music - Piano 1 cr.
MUS345 Applied Music - Composition 1 cr.
MUS350 Applied Music - Voice 1 cr.
MUS360 Applied Music - Instrumental 1 cr.
MUS365 Introduction to Conducting 3 cr.
MUS370 Music Literature After World War I 3 cr.
MUS403P Music Composition 3 cr.
MUS404 Orchestration 3 cr.
MUS410N Audio and Studio Technology 3 cr.
MUS432 Music Theory IV 3 cr.
MUS470 Music and Culture V 3 cr.
MUS500 Directed Study 3 cr.
MUS504 Seminar: Topics in Music 3 cr.
MUS505 Seminar: Topics in Ethnomusicology 3 cr.
MUS510 Internship in Music 3 cr.
MUS511 Seminar for Music Majors II W 3 cr.
MUS511N Seminar for Music Majors II W 2 cr.
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