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Overview of Doctoral Programs at the Jacobs School of Music
Overview of Graduate Programs at the Jacobs School of Music
Prerequisite
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Master's degree in Choral Conducting or its demonstrated equivalence, including previous experience as a conductor
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Knowledge of French, German and Italian grammar and diction equivalent to the Bachelor's degree requirement of one semester in each (students with less than one semester with a grade of C or better in each of these languages must pass proficiency tests or the prescribed language courses)
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Regardless of previous training, each student must pass a diction proficiency examination in each language. (Language requirements must be met prior to the scheduling of the qualifying examination)
Admission
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The application for admission with graduate standing must be accompanied by printed programs and tape recordings of choral programs for examination by the admissions committee.
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See the School of Music Admissions Home Page where you'll find detailed information on auditions.
Degree Requirements |
Major Courses |
| M661,M662,M663,M664 |
Doctoral Seminars in Choral Literature (Renaissance, Baroque, Classic-Romantic, Choral Music after 1900) |
3+3+3+3 cr. |
| G661,G662,G663,G664 |
Doctoral Choral Conducting (repertoire periods parallel to the seminar) |
3+3+3+3 cr. |
| G810,G811 |
Choral Conducting Performance I-II |
3+3 cr. |
| M620 |
Doctoral Document / Essay |
3 cr. |
| Xxxx |
Music Elective |
3 cr. |
2 Minors |
All students pursuing a Doctor of Music in Choral Conducting degree are required to declare two minor fields . Each minor consists of at least 12 credit hours. The Minor can be pre-established by a department as a Doctoral Minor Field, or designed by the student in dialogue with graduate advisor as a Individualized Minor or as Guided Electives Minor.
Courses counting toward the minor must have an average of B or better. Departments offering a pre-established minor have the right to require a higher grade for their minor fields.
To declare your minors, students must complete a Doctoral Minor Field or Guided Electives Form, have it signed by the appropriate department chair or faculty member, and submit it to the Graduate Office. |
| Detailed Information about Minor Requirements |
Tool Subject |
| M539 |
Introduction to Music Bibliography |
2 cr. |
For more information about Doctoral Program requirements please visit the School of Music Bulletin.
Students may request a degree check at any time to determine current academic status by completing a "Request for Degree Audit" from in the Music Graduate Office, Sycamore Hall Rm 146. This IUCARE degree audit is also accessible online at http://insite.indiana.edu |
Last update: 09/27/2007
Questions or Comments: dvillanu@indiana.edu |
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