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  • Master of Music in Music Education with Jazz Pedagogy Emphasis
Jazz Pedagogy Emphasis
  • The principal goal of this graduate degree in jazz pedagogy is to provide students with a practical education of the highest quality.  It is designed as a summer-only program for music educators who wish to focus
    on developing their skills in a program of study that is based upon theory, nomenclature and practices of jazz.

    2012 Summer Schedule:

    Session I, June 25-July 13

    Session II, July 16-July 27

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    Curriculum Requirements

     

     Music Education
    13 credits

    Music Courses
    11 credits

    Electives

    8 -10 credits chosen from this list

    Total Credits
     ED 601, Educational Psychology in the Music Classroom (3)  MM 636, Seminar in Jazz/Contemporary Theory/Aural Skills (2) MM 685, Special Topics in Jazz Pedagogy (2-4) 32-34 semester
    hour credits
     ED 602, Research in Music Education (3)  MM 656, Seminar in Musical Leadership (2)  MM 638, Seminar in Jazz Composition (2)
     MM 624, Jazz/American Music in the Music Classroom (3)  MM 658, Seminar in Rhythm Section Techniques (1)  MM 639, Seminar in Jazz Arranging (2)
     MM 670, Final Project (4)  MM 637, Seminar in Jazz Improvisation (2)  MM 604, Seminar in Arts Business and Administration (2)
       MM 625, Seminar in Musical Styles and Application (2)  MM 602, Ensembles (2 @ 1 credit each)
       MM 620, World Music Seminar (2) MM 681, Applied Instrument or Voice Studio Instruction (1-2)
         MM 672, Music Technology Workshop (2)
         MM 693, Special Topics in Music (2)

     

    Additional courses may be added, subject to approval by the department and dean.

    Remedial courses, enrollment requirement determined by entrance examinations (non-degree credit)

    • MM 503 Jazz/Contemporary Theory, Aural and Improvisational Skills (2)
    • MM 504 Remedial Jazz History and Literature (2)