Master of Music: Performance-Keyboard

Student Learning Outcomes

Students graduating from this program will:

  • Demonstrate competency in physical requirements, kinesthetic issues, geography, patterns of motion, health and wellness
  • Produce all sounds required by the music, including effective articulation and pedaling.
  • Demonstrate convincing phrasing with fluent range of dynamics, colors, timing, goal points
  • Show fluency with complex rhythms, phrasing, syntax, historical issues, aesthetics, score reading, interpr’n
  • Control instrument, designate effective fingering, voicing, velocity, acoustics, practice techniques, and memory
  • Display commanding stage presence, deal effectively with nerves, project in different spaces

Required Courses

CONSVTY 5500-5600Music History 3
CONSVTY 5500-5600Music Theory 3
CONSVTY 5593Introduction To Research And Bibliography In Music3
or CONSVTY 5593N Introduction to Research and Bibliography in Music
CONSVTY 5569Graduate Piano Literature Seminar2
Take two semesters of the following course:8
Graduate Piano - Masters Performance 1,2
Take two semesters of the following course:8
Master's Recital 2,3
Choose one of the following courses:
CONSVTY 5325Graduate Piano Pedagogy I3
or
CONSVTY 5326Graduate Piano Pedagogy II3
or
CONSVTY 5591EGroup Piano Pedagogy3
or
CONSVTY 5592EAdvanced Piano Pedagogy3
Choose two of the following courses:2
CONSVTY 5305APrinciples of Chamber Music1
or
CONSVTY 5503Advanced Accompanying for Pianists1
Electives 44
Total Credits: 36
1

A minimum of one semester of applied music (5501) is required before the first recital. PIANO 5501 or CONSVTY 5597 is required each semester of enrollment until the recital requirement is met.

2

Concurrent enrollment in PIANO 5300 is required for each semester of enrollment in PIANO 5501 and CONSVTY 5597.

3

Piano students are required to present two public recitals. 

4

 Recommended electives include: CONSVTY 5325, CONSVTY 5326, CONSVTY 5591E, CONSVTY 5592E, CONSVTY 5503, CONSVTY 5571, CONSVTY 5572