MUSIC399-0 Independent Study (0.5-1 Unit). MUSIC327-3 Keyboard Skills 9 (0.5 Unit) The second (improved) grade does not replace the first, and the same course cannot be counted twice in the degree. Music students may not take music courses under the P/N grade option, except for those courses graded solely with P/N grades. MUSIC335-0 Selected Topics (1 Unit) Students who were placed in both Level 1 and the Level 1+ tracks will take this course. For BAMus and BSMus degrees, 45 units are required: All Bienen School undergraduates are required to complete an overlay course in business or finance. It is possible to design an ad hoc (self-designed) major that cuts across specializations to meet a particular students needs and career ambitions. Students have many opportunities to perform in School of Music recital halls. This course is for students with piano background. This is the first quarter of a second, year-long sequence required but not limited to Music Ed majors. Progresses through six levels of proficiency. Class instruction in keyboard skills. Requirements include journal and final paper. Within these degrees focus on music, there are a wide range of possibilities for study; students may choose to specialize in one of the available academic areas (music cognition, music composition, music education, musicology, or music theory) by fulfilling their Music Electives with courses in their area of interest, they may choose not to specialize (in which case the Music Electives are fulfilled with any music courses), or they may design an ad hoc specialization, consisting of 10 units which substitute for the Music Electives category below. 
Please wait to register until you have a teacher assignment. As a part of their program of study, music majors are required to participate in music school ensembles. Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Center for the Musical Arts, 70 Arts Circle Drive, Evanston, IL 60208-2405, Music Admission and Financial Aid: musiclife@northwestern.edu, Bienen School of Music webmaster: bsmweb@northwestern.edu, Intensive Vocal Performance Seminar Recital, Black Composer Showcase: Julius Eastman's Stay On It, Black Composer Showcase: Adolphus Hailstork's American Guernica, Christopher Cerrone - The Last Message Received, Something Borrowed: Eighteenth Century Gems. If a student receives a D in a major course, then takes that course a second time and receives a C grade or above, the initial D grade remains on the permanent record and cannot count toward elective requirements. This course explores the idea of "classical music," a canon of works united not by scoring, age, nationality, or style, but rather by the perception of timeless value. Music as sound in time. The list below specifies courses offered by the Bienen School that are considered to be applied music. See the Office of Student Affairs in the Bienen School of Music for course recommendations. This course seeks to both introduce a variety of extremely famous "classical" works and to interrogate the processes that made them famous. More than 500 community students gather on campus each week for Kindermusikclasses and lessons in piano, strings and voice. MUSIC330-0 Materials, Performance, Practice & Pedagogy (0.5 Unit). Topics include vocal and string quartet score reading, keyboard theory, sight reading including 18th century examples, with corresponding harmonic language, rhythmic, and idiomatic patterns. Contact Music Academy:musicacademy@northwestern.edu. Named one of the most impressive performance spaces in Chicago, the Mary B. Galvin Recital Hall features excellent acoustics and views. Ensemble, sight reading, and creative work are covered as well. This track is for beginning piano students. Students who wish to complete a minor program should fill out a Minor Declaration Form, available in the Office of Student Affairs, and should fill out a minor petition form one year before graduation. For information on program requirements, see Dual Bachelor's Degrees. Master's studentRyan Dearon shares some of hisfavorite spots within the Bienen Schools incredible music facilities. Victor Yampolsky, the Carol F. and Arthur L. Rice Jr. This is the first quarter of a year-long sequence. This track is for students with a little piano background, typically 1-2 years of previous study. This is the first quarter of a year-long sequence. MUSIC126-3 Aural Skills III (0.5 Unit) Students from all other schools of the University are also encouraged to participate in any organizations for which they qualify. This is the first quarter of a year-long sequence required but not restricted to Choral Music Ed majors. MUSIC298-0 Student Organized Seminar (0.5-1 Unit). If you have questions, reach out to Amy Shinohara at kindermusik@northwestern.edu. Music minors are offered in arts administration, commercial music, general music, music cognition, music composition, music criticism, music education, musicology, music technology, and music theory. MUSIC130-3 Keyboard Skills for Piano Majors (0.5 Unit) Specializations have included areas such as arts administration, music criticism, and popular musicology. Wed love to have you join us, but space is limited. MUSIC211-1 Music Theory IV (0.5 Unit) Progresses through six levels of proficiency.
Class instruction in keyboard skills. MUSIC215-0 Performers and Performance (1 Unit) Requirements include journal and final paper. For more information see www.library.northwestern.edu/music. Professor in Music Performance, will retire at the end of the 2021-22 academic year, marking the conclusion of a 38-year teaching and conducting career at Northwestern. MUSIC226-2 Aural Skills V (0.5 Unit) Topics include vocal scores, sight reading, solo piano repertoire, and technique. Students work in small classes with these dedicated teachers and artists in a curriculum that comprises music history and theory, aural and piano skills, instrumental and voice lessons, and advanced electives. This course focuses on what it means or meant to be a musician in different places and times. This is the first quarter of a year-long sequence. Topics include vocal scores, sight reading, solo piano repertoire, and technique. Four-year music students may also complete a second major outside the music school but may earn only one bachelors degree. This course is for students with piano background. Faculty select only a small number of students in each program for program honors in a given year; for more information, contact the Office of Student Affairs in the Bienen School of Music. If such an opportunity directly interferes in any way with curricular responsibilities, students must first obtain permission from the faculty of record for courses potentially affected, including classes, rehearsals, and performances, along with the signature of the program coordinator and a signature from one of the co-chairs of the Department of Music Performance.
The Music Library is also distinguished internationally for its extensive collection of contemporary music, which includes one copy of nearly every score published since 1945 as well as many original manuscripts by prominent composers such as Pierre Boulez, John Cage, George Crumb, and Iannis Xenakis. MUSIC126-1 Aural Skills I (0.5 Unit) Progresses through six levels of proficiency. Progresses through six levels of proficiency. MUSIC227-1 Keyboard Skills 4 (0.5 Unit) Typically, the double major within the Bienen School of Music combines a specialization in a performance area with one in an academic area, although double majors in two academic areas are also possible. Topics vary; announced before registration. MUSIC360-0 Career Innovation in Music and the Performing Arts (1 Unit) Sight-singing and ear-training; drill in recognition of melodic, rhythmic, and harmonic patterns and aural analysis through listening and dictation. Majors in the other four undergraduate schools at Northwestern may only be completed by students in that school; in these cases, interested music students may either pursue a dual degree with the second school, or transfer to the other school and complete the music major as a second major, in which case no degree from the Bienen School is awarded. The Bienen School of Music offers dual bachelors degree programs with the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences (music and liberal arts), the School of Communication (music and communication), the School of Education and Social Policy (music and education and social policy), the McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science (music and engineering), and the Medill School of Journalism, Media, Integrated Marketing Communications (music and journalism). Prerequisite: MUSIC111-3 or consent of instructor. Open to music majors only. MUSIC111-1 Music Theory I (0.5 Unit) The Bienen School of Musics Galvin Cello Quartet has been named a winner of the Concert Artists Guilds 2022 Victor Elmaleh Competition.
Sight-singing and ear-training; drill in recognition of melodic, rhythmic, and harmonic patterns and aural analysis through listening and dictation. The Northwestern Strings travel to perform in Midwest locations and have completed trips to Paris and Italy! Students will gain introductory literacy in diverse modes of musical performance and learn to conceive of music history through the lens of performance rather than through composers and works, including reflection on how to locate themselves within a complex global music scene. Bachelor of arts in music and bachelor of science in music degree students may pursue an ad hoc concentration within the degree; 10 units beyond the core are required for the concentration. 
MUSIC214-0 The Classical Canon (1 Unit) Emphasis is placed on technology, listening practices, aesthetics, and contemporary musical institutions. Prerequisite: MUSIC211-1. The school believes that by carefully developing outstanding musicianship and keen intelligence, while nurturing a curiosity about the world, we can best encourage the emergence of each students unique creative voice. Students will gain introductory literacy in diverse modes of musical performance and learn to conceive of music history through the lens of performance rather than through composers and works, including reflection on how to locate themselves within a complex global music scene. Most Academy instructors also teach in the Henry and Leigh Bienen School of Music and hold master's and doctoral degrees in music teaching and performance. Sydney Lee, a masters cello student ofHans Jrgen Jensen, has won first prize and $10,000 in the2022 Washington International Competition for Strings. Prerequisite: MUSIC111-2. The Academy often serves as a teaching laboratory for college students enrolled in pedagogy courses and is a member of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts. Class instruction in keyboard skills. For more than 70 years, Northwestern Universitys Music Academy in Evanston has provided music instruction to children and adult students from surrounding communities and the greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana area. Topics include fee and contract negotiation, artist and booking management, fundraising and grant writing, marketing and public relations, social media, and organizational and business structures. MUSIC130-2 Keyboard Skills for Piano Majors (0.5 Unit) Students in degree programs outside of music may have a limit on the number of applied music courses that are allowed to count toward those degrees. The facility, located in historic Deering Library, offers a reading room rich in reference materials, a music listening center, and a computer lab equipped with specialized music hardware and software. Progresses through six levels of proficiency. MUSIC127-1 Keyboard Skills 1 (0.5 Unit)
MUSIC211-2 Music Theory V (0.5 Unit) Students who were placed in both Level 1 and the Level 1+ tracks will take this course. Additional criteria govern the selection of voice majors; see the coordinator of the voice and opera program for details. Analytical studies in forms, media, textures, and harmonic and melodic materials. Music majors must earn a grade of C or above in all courses required in the major, including all music core requirements and all specialization courses, in order to count those courses toward graduation requirements. This is the first quarter of a year-long sequence required but not restricted to Choral Music Ed majors. This course focuses on what it means or meant to be a musician in different places and times. Courses of study leading to the bachelor of music degree include majors in piano, strings, voice, winds and percussion, jazz, music cognition, music composition, music education, musicology, and music theory. MUSIC211-3 Music Theory VI (0.5 Unit) The Bienen School of Music occupies three lakefront buildings. The 1,000-seat Pick-Staiger Concert Hall houses rehearsal facilities and the Concert Management Office. Topics include repertoire, technique, scales, and keyboard harmony.
MUSIC128-1 Keyboard Skills 1+ (0.5 Unit) MUSIC130-1 Keyboard Skills for Piano Majors (0.5 Unit) The PDF will include all information unique to this page. Minor programs include a minimum of 6 and a maximum of 9 courses, of which a minimum of 5 courses are not double-counted toward the major. MUSIC129-2 Keyboard Skills 4-5-6 (0.5 Unit) Northwestern University Symphony Orchestra with combined choirs, Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Center for the Musical Arts, 70 Arts Circle Drive, Evanston, IL 60208-2405, Music Admission and Financial Aid: musiclife@northwestern.edu, Bienen School of Music webmaster: bsmweb@northwestern.edu, Intensive Vocal Performance Seminar Recital, Black Composer Showcase: Julius Eastman's Stay On It, Black Composer Showcase: Adolphus Hailstork's American Guernica, Christopher Cerrone - The Last Message Received, Something Borrowed: Eighteenth Century Gems, A Few of My Favorite Things: Bienen School Facilities, Bienen School's Black Composer Showcase series continues, Cellist Sydney Lee wins Washington International Competition, Victor Yampolsky to retire from Bienen School after 38 years of teaching, conducting, Galvin Cello Quartet wins 2022 Victor Elmaleh Competition. Bachelor of Music degree students may design an ad hoc major as a second major; 12 units are required beyond the core, and may not be double counted in the primary major. MUSIC127-3 Keyboard Skills 3 (0.5 Unit) This course explores the idea of "classical music," a canon of works united not by scoring, age, nationality, or style, but rather by the perception of timeless value. Second majors from the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences are available to Bienen School of Music students without transferring into that school.
MUSIC226-3 Aural Skills VI (0.5 Unit) Applied study must be with a faculty instructor in the program area to fulfill degree requirements. Key to all performance majors is intensive one-on-one training with a celebrated faculty that includes members of the Chicago Symphony and Lyric Opera of Chicago Orchestras, internationally acclaimed soloists, sought-after conductors, and distinguished scholars and clinicians. Prerequisite: MUSIC211-2. The minor in general music is open only to non-music majors. The curriculum allows flexibility for students while providing an education that is foundational for all musicians. Topics include sight reading, keyboard theory, harmonizing melodies, solo repertoire, and ensemble. An amateur adult chamber chorus collaborates with collegiate vocal, conducting and orchestra programs. Progresses through six levels of proficiency. MUSIC111-2 Music Theory II (0.5 Unit) Progresses through six levels of proficiency. This is the first quarter of a year-long sequence. Topics vary; announced before registration. Opened in 2015, the Ryan Center for the Musical Arts features three state-of-the-art performances venues. This track is for beginning piano students. Students in other undergraduate schools may pursue music as a second major. Sight-singing and ear-training; drill in recognition of melodic, rhythmic, and harmonic patterns and aural analysis through listening and dictation. One year is required for academic majors in music cognition, musicology, and music theory; three years are required for music education. Models of performing arts careers; innovative approaches to existing career paths. Methods of using the body efficiently to reduce unnecessary tension and stress in instrumental and vocal performance. It is the responsibility of students enrolled in the Bienen School of Music to acquaint themselves and comply with the attendance policy of their departments, class instructors, and ensemble conductors. Class instruction in keyboard skills. Each year faculty are invited to nominate graduating students for program honors. Topics include repertoire, technique, harmonizing melodies, sight reading, score reading, ensemble and creative work. MUSIC398-0 Internship (0.5-4 Units) MUSIC397-0 Summer Internship (0 Unit) Analytical studies in forms, media, textures, and harmonic and melodic materials. Students are expected to attend all sessions of courses and ensembles for which they are registered. This course explores contemporary musical practices through their circulation, reception, and mediation. Other topics include harmonizing melodies, creative work, and ensemble. Prerequisite: MUSIC111-1.
A double major in two performance areas is not permitted. MUSIC227-3 Keyboard Skills 6 (0.5 Unit) Music as sound in time. The Music Librarys collections and staff serve the Bienen School of Music, the entire Northwestern University community, and researchers from around the world. Toggle Northwestern Universitys Rules and Regulations of Student Conduct, Toggle Undergraduate Academic Policies and Procedures, Toggle Graduate Academic Policies and Procedures, Toggle Advanced Studies in Biology for Health Professions, Toggle Pre-Graduate Business Administration, Toggle Strategic Organizational Management, Toggle Writing for Print and Digital Media, Toggle Regulatory Policy & Health Systems, Toggle Dual Graduate & Undergraduate Degrees, Toggle Henry and Leigh Bienen School of Music, Toggle Communication Sciences and Disorders, Toggle School of Education and Social Policy, Toggle Learning and Organizational Change, Toggle Robert R. McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science, Toggle Civil and Environmental Engineering, Toggle Electrical and Computer Engineering, Toggle Engineering Sciences and Applied Mathematics, Toggle Farley Center for Entrepreneurship, Toggle Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences, Toggle Medill School of Journalism, Media, Integrated Marketing Communications, Toggle Integrated Marketing Communications, Toggle Judd A. and Marjorie Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences, Toggle Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Toggle Mathematical Methods in the Social Sciences, Toggle Middle East and North African Studies, Toggle Native American and Indigenous Studies. The building connects with Regenstein Hall, which houses the 200-seat Regenstein Masterclass Room, the Office of Bands, rehearsal facilities, faculty studios, and practice rooms. Music as sound in time. Students may earn a double major in four years by fulfilling the requirements of both majors. Sight-singing and ear-training; drill in recognition of melodic, rhythmic, and harmonic patterns and aural analysis through listening and dictation. Entering first-year undergraduates show the highest level of achievement in music as well as academics. See below for requirements for minors in arts administration, commercial music, and music criticism. 
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