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Music Department Academic Unit Review Self Study MUSIC DEPARTMENT ACADEMIC UNIT REVIEW SELF STUDY REPORT 2018– 2019 1 Table of Contents Background .............................................................................................................................5 Faculty and Staff ......................................................................................................................6 Resources ...............................................................................................................................6 Teaching Space .......................................................................................................................6 Performance Space .................................................................................................................7 Scholarly Output ......................................................................................................................8 Dr. David Dick ......................................................................................................................8 Professor Brent Ghiglione ....................................................................................................9 Dr. Dominic Gregorio ............................................................................................................9 Dr. Alain Perron ..................................................................................................................12 Dr. Helen Pridmore.............................................................................................................12 Dr. Barbara Reul ................................................................................................................13 Community Service Initiatives ................................................................................................17 Dr. David Dick ....................................................................................................................17 Professor Brent Ghiglione ..................................................................................................17 Dr. Dominic Gregorio ..........................................................................................................22 Dr. Alain Perron ..................................................................................................................24 Dr. Helen Pridmore.............................................................................................................25 Dr. Barbara Reul ................................................................................................................26 Programs ...............................................................................................................................28 Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts (Music) ..................................................................................29 Minor in Fine Arts (Music)...................................................................................................29 Bachelor of Arts Honours in Fine Arts (Music) ....................................................................29 Bachelor of Arts (Music) Special Three-Year ......................................................................29 Bachelor of Music ...............................................................................................................30 Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Music Education .................................................................30 Enrollment Trends .................................................................................................................31 Successes .............................................................................................................................33 Salaries, Wages, and Budgets 2017 – 2018 ..........................................................................35 SWOT Analysis (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats) ...........................................35 SWOT Submitted by the Music Students’ Association ........................................................37 2 Academic CVs .......................................................................................................................38 David Dick, D.M.A. .............................................................................................................38 Professor Brent Ghiglione ..................................................................................................43 Dr. Dominic Gregorio ..........................................................................................................53 Dr. Alain Perron ..................................................................................................................66 Dr. Helen Pridmore.............................................................................................................75 Dr. Barbara Reul ................................................................................................................82 Technical CVs .......................................................................................................................91 Floyd Gadd ........................................................................................................................91 Appendix # 1 .........................................................................................................................92 1.1 Pianos .....................................................................................................................93 1.2 Percussion Instruments ...........................................................................................94 1.3 Rental Instruments ................................................................................................ 101 1.4 Sound Gear and Risers ......................................................................................... 105 Appendix #2 ........................................................................................................................ 106 2.1 RC 0.80 level – Basement ..................................................................................... 106 2.2 Main floor Rehearsal room/classroom ................................................................... 106 2.3 Second floor studios/offices/classroom .................................................................. 106 Appendix #3 ........................................................................................................................ 108 University Theatre ............................................................................................................ 108 Appendix # 4 ....................................................................................................................... 114 Shumiatcher Open Stage ................................................................................................. 114 Appendix 5 .......................................................................................................................... 115 5.1 Music Courses....................................................................................................... 115 5.2 Music Composition Courses .................................................................................. 117 5.3 Music Ensemble Courses ...................................................................................... 118 5.4 Music History and Literature Courses .................................................................... 119 5.5 Music Performance Courses ................................................................................. 123 5.6 Music Theory and Analysis Courses ...................................................................... 125 5.7 Music Technique Courses ..................................................................................... 126 3 5.8 Music Applied Instrument Courses ........................................................................ 128 5.8.1 Bass Clarinet Courses .................................................................................... 128 5.8.2 Bassoon Courses ........................................................................................... 128 5.8.3 Clarinet Courses............................................................................................. 129 5.8.4 Double Bass Courses ..................................................................................... 130 5.8.5 Euphonium Courses ....................................................................................... 131 5.8.6 Flute Courses ................................................................................................. 132 5.8.7 Guitar Courses ............................................................................................... 133 5.8.8 Harpsichord Courses ...................................................................................... 133 5.8.9 Horn Courses ................................................................................................. 134 5.8.10 Oboe Courses ................................................................................................ 135 5.8.11 Organ Courses ............................................................................................... 136 5.8.12 Percussion Courses ....................................................................................... 137 5.8.13 Piano Courses ................................................................................................ 137 5.8.14 Saxophone Courses 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