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Apr 03, 2025
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Lee University Catalog_2024-2025
Master of Music, Wind Band or Choral Conducting (MUSCO.MM)
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Statement of Purpose
The Master of Music - Choral Conducting degree is designed to provide the development of performance skills in the conducting studio and ensemble through pedagogical experiences and in exposure to a breadth of literature.
Program Outcome
Upon completion of the Master of Music in Conducting degree program, the individual should possess the following qualities, abilities and skills:
- The ability to prepare musical experiences/performances that are informed by an understanding of historical performance practice and advanced musical analysis and frame the results in a scholarly manner.
- The ability to articulate a Christian worldview of music and the arts.
- The ability to perform as a conductor and rehearsal technician with distinctive skill, including advanced aural skills, in addressing intonation, balance, and color.
- Mastery of vocal or instrumental competency that informs the process of efficient rehearsal and superior performance.
- Extensive grasp of literature in the student’s medium sufficient for initial performance needs and the ability to find and identify literature for upper-level performing ensembles.
- Working knowledge of music technology and current trends and issues in conducting.
PROGRAM OF STUDY
Master of Music - Choral Conducting
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Master of Music - Conducting (Choral)
Choral Conducting Studies
Additional Requirements - Total Hours: 0
MUSG Comprehensive Examination. Piano Placement: Requires enrollment in piano according to placement unless waived by initital exam. Master of Music - Conducting (Wind)
Advanced Technical Music Studies - 14 hours
Topics include but are not limited to the following:
Wind Band Music 1900 to 1960 Wind Band Music 1960 to Present Literature for High School Bands March Music for Wind Band American Wind Band History 20th Century Compositional Techniques and Notation Music Electives - 7 Hours
Total Hours in Program: 34 hours
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