Complete all courses listed below unless otherwise indicated. Also complete any corequisite labs, recitations, clinicals, or tools courses where specified.

A grade of C or better is required in all music courses. 

Music Theory and Musicianship

Complete one of the following:4
Music in Everyday Life
Music in Everyday Life
and Lab for MUSC 1002
Complete one of the following (music theory placement test permits placement into MUSC 1201 Music Theory 1 or higher):4
Fundamentals of Western Music Theory
Music Theory 1
Music Theory 2
Acoustics and Psychoacoustics of Music
Music Perception and Cognition
Analyzing Popular Genres

Music Literature Electives

Electives
Complete two of the following. Four semesters of ensembles and/or lessons may be substituted for one elective. At least one 2000-level course or above must be taken.8
Rock Music
Jazz
Film Music
Music Therapy 1
Music of the Middle East
Topics in Diverse Musical Cultures
Wired for Sound
Black Popular Music
Songs That Made History
Making a Musical: Analysis, Craft, and Creation
Conducting
Popular Music Since 1945
Topics in American Music
Topics in Western Art Music
Topics in Global Music Cultures
Punk Rock
40,000 Years of Music Technology
Musical Communities of Boston
Topics in Musical Communities
The Festival Experience
Divas, DJs, and Double Standards
Music, Sound, and the Screen
The World of Choral Music
Sounding Human
Music and the Racial Imagination
Sound and the Sacred
Music, Noise, Silence
Ethnography and the Arts
Music and Social Justice
Global Music Industries in Context
Hip Hop in the Music Industry
Lessons and Ensembles
All lessons and ensembles are 1 credit:
Music Lessons 1
Music Lessons 2
Chorus
Concert Band
Orchestra
Wind Ensemble
Jazz Ensemble
Rock Ensemble
Blues/Rock Ensemble
Create Your Own Music
Chamber Ensemble
Jazz Choir and Combo
World Music Ensemble
Fusion Ensemble
Pep Band

GPA Requirement

2.000 GPA required in the minor. Students must complete all required music courses with grades of C or better.