Music Student Handbook 2020-21

Music Student Handbook 2020-21

SHORTER UNIVERSITY School of Fine & Performing Arts DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC S T U D E N T H A N D B O O K 2020-21 The music programs at Shorter University are accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music. Disclaimer This Music Student Handbook contains general information on Shorter University’s music department. This information is presented as it exists on the date of publication. As the music department grows, the music student handbook will be reviewed and revised periodically. Moreover, the university reserves the right to adjust policies, plans, or procedures in whole or in part at any time as deemed necessary. Suggestions and input from the faculty and student body related to the contents of this handbook are encouraged. n.b. For the 2020-21 academic year, all policies described within this handbook are secondary to the university’s efforts to mitigate the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. As such, the handbook’s policies, guidelines, and procedures may change. For the most up-to-date information, please visit the university’s COVID-19 Preventative Measures and Protocol webpage. Mission Statement of Shorter University The mission of Shorter University is to provide quality higher education, enabling and encouraging student commitment to active life-long learning, personal spiritual values, responsible citizenship, and community and societal leadership in a global context. The university seeks to accomplish this mission through quality undergraduate liberal arts programs, specialized professional programs, and select graduate programs. Geographically distant locations provide educational opportunities to individuals who are unable to attend classes in the traditional setting. The university affirms a commitment to the Christian faith and strives to integrate Christian values and a nurturing community within its whole process of education. The School of Fine and Performing Arts Educational Goals 1. Students will know the history, technical language, and repertoire of their fields. 2. Students will acquire appropriate knowledge and skills for their career goals. 3. Students will practice their artistic medium with skill appropriate to their level of training. 4. Students will be able to exercise value judgments concerning artistic merit appropriate to their disciplines. 5. Students will show their abilities to articulate the significance of artistic works and the value of the arts to society to lay audiences. TABLE OF CONTENTS Academic Piano Minors.................................................................................................................46 Accompanying .................................................................................................................................9 Admission .................................................................................................................... ....................7 Advising System ..............................................................................................................................7 Applied Lessons: Attendance and Music Requirements ................................................................22 Applied Music Examinations.........................................................................................................24 Applied Minor................................................................................................................ ................26 Applied Music Practice Requirements.......................................................................................... .22 Assignment of Applied Teachers (voice)................................................................................. ......8 Bachelor of Music in Music Education Program...........................................................................30 Bulletin Boards ..............................................................................................................................12 Care of Buildings and Equipment .............................................................................................. ....13 Change of Applied Teacher………………………………………………………………………10 Change of Grades...........................................................................................................................10 Change of Major ............................................................................................................................1 0 Course Numbering System for Applied Music and Music Activities .............................................8 Ensemble Credit .............................................................................................................. ...............28 Faculty and Staff Lists ....................................................................................................................5 Fees………………………………………………………………………………………………...9 Field Trips ............................................................................................................................ ..........28 Junior Qualifying Examinations (4th semester sophomore exams) ...............................................26 Grade Requirements.......................................................................................................................10 Graduation................................................................................................................... ...................12 Guidelines for Program Notes .......................................................................................................15 Honors in Music............................................................................................................................. 32 Instrumental Jury & Repertoire Requirements…………………………………………………...26 Jury links………………………………………………………………………………………....34 Keyboard Proficiency Exam………………………………………………………………………...23 Keyboard Scale and Arpeggio Examinations ................................................................................25 Lockers............................................................................................................................. ..............12 Lecture-Recitals ............................................................................................................. ................20 Minor in Music ..............................................................................................................................23 Mission Statement and Departmental Goals………………………………………………………2 Music Library................................................................................................................ .................18 Music Scholarships ..................................................................................................................10, 32 Organ Examination Requirements .................................................................................................48 Organ Minor Requirements .......................................................................................................49 Performance Organizations............................................................................................................29 Piano Examination Requirements..................................................................................................42 Piano Minor Requirements ............................................................................................................46 Practice Rooms ..............................................................................................................................13 Preparatory Department .................................................................................................................33 Recital Appearances.......................................................................................................................19 Recital Attendance .........................................................................................................................20 Recital Pre-Hearings and Recitals .................................................................................................20 Recital Programs ............................................................................................................................14 Recordings of Recitals in Brookes Chapel ....................................................................................14 Registration ......................................................................................................................................7 Senior Capstone Experience ..........................................................................................................18 School of Fine and Performing Arts Office ...................................................................................12 Student Organizations and Organizational Advisors .....................................................................31 Transfer Students ...........................................................................................................................22 Use of Brookes Chapel, Eubanks Reception Room, Evans Chorale Room, and Franklin Recital Hall for Rehearsals, Seminars, Organizational Meetings or Programs .....................................................................13 Use of All Campus Facilities .........................................................................................................14 Vocal Examination Requirements ..............................................................................................

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