Lee University Catalog 2017-2018 [Archived Catalog]
Musicianship Studies
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Phillip Thomas, Chairperson
Professor - Phillip Thomas
Associate Professor - Austin Patty
Assistant Professors - Jose Ruiz, Randy Sheeks, Cahill Smith, Nathan Warner, Alan Wyatt and John Wykoff
Artist in Residence - Babbie Mason
Disciplines
Music and Worship
Music Business
Music History and Literature
Music Theory
Music in the Liberal Arts
The primary focus of the Department of Musicianship Studies is providing curricular and co-curricular experiences for music majors pursuing emphases in Music and Worship, Music Business, and the Music in the Liberal Arts. Because it recognizes that all musical gifts come from God, the department strives to inspire its students to practice responsible stewardship of those gifts, while fostering an appropriate balance between intellectual pursuits and practical applications.
To achieve those goals, the department offers specialized courses designed to prepare its majors to function in a diverse musical world. It serves the School of Music by providing courses in three core areas: music theory, functional piano, as well as music history and literature. The department also delivers the music component of the general education core.
Programs of Study
| Degree |
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Major |
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Code |
| B.A. |
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Music - Instrumental |
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MUSIA.BA |
| B.A. |
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Music - Keyboard |
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MUSKA.BA |
| B.A. |
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Music - Vocal |
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MUSVA.BA |
| B.M. |
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Music and Worship - Instrumental |
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MUCIA.BM |
| B.M. |
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Music and Worship - Keyboard |
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MUCKA.BM |
| B.M. |
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Music and Worship - Vocal |
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MUCVA.BM |
| B.S. |
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Music - Music Business Emphasis - Instrumental |
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MUSIA.BS |
| B.S. |
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Music - Music Business Emphasis - Keyboard |
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MUSKA.BS |
| B.S. |
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Music - Music Business Emphasis - Vocal |
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MUSVA.BS |
Applied Study Distribution
Bachelor of Arts in Music - (6 hours total)
Applied Music Distribution:
Applied study will be spread over at least 5 semesters. If completing in 5 semesters one of the semesters must be for 2 credits. Students electing the senior recital option must continue applied study of the principal instrument until the semester of the recital is successfully completed. The following sequence is suggested:
First year (2-3 credits) - 1-2 credit hours per semester
Second year (2-3 credits) - 1-2 credit hours per semester
Third year (1 credit) - 1 credit hour in the first semester
Bachelor of Science in Music - Music Business Emphasis (8 hours total)
Applied Music Distribution:
Applied study will be spread over 7 semesters. If completing in 7 semesters one of the semesters must be for 2 credits. Music Business students are required to successfully complete a final project or give a recital in their primary applied area of study. If the student wishes to give a recital, the student must study the applied principal instrument until successfully completing the semester of the senior recital. The following sequence of study is suggested:
First year (2 credits) - 1 credit hour per semester
Second year (2 credits) - 1 credit hour per semester
Third year (2 credits) - 1 credit hour per semester
Fourth year (2 credits) - 1 credit hour per semester
Bachelor of Music in Music and Worship (8 hours total)
Applied Music Distribution:
Applied study will be spread over at least 8 semesters. The student must study the applied principal instrument until successfully completing the semester of the senior recital. The following sequence of study is suggested:
First year (2 credits) - 1 credit hour per semester
Second year (2 credits) - 1 credit hour per semester
Third year (2 credits) - 1 credit hour per semester
Fourth year (2 credits) - 1 credit hour per semester
Note:
- Students may request additional hours in applied music beyond the minimum requirement.
- The year designation applies to the status in the major, not the number of years at the university.
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