M.M. Piano Performance and Pedagogy
The Master of Music in Piano Performance and Pedagogy program is among the most distinguished piano teacher training programs in the nation. A select group of students work closely with faculty members in a teaching internship that is broad-based and intensive.
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Credit Hours |
MUHI 6335 Introduction to Graduate Studies or
MPSY 6340 Research in Music Psychology |
3 |
| MUAS 6010 Recital Attendance (four terms) |
0 |
| PERB 6001 Departmental Performance Class (four terms) |
0 |
| MUTH 6300, 6326, 6330, 6360 (select one) |
3 |
| MUHI (5000-6000 level) chosen with adviser's approval |
3 |
| PIAN 6200 Performance Study |
8 |
| MURE 6201 or 6202 Recital or Lecture Recital (with adviser's approval) |
2 |
| PERB 6112 or 6113 Improvisation or Advanced Improvisation |
1 |
| MUPD 5210 Class Piano Procedures |
2 |
| MUPD 5312 Survey of Pre-College Piano Literature |
3 |
| MUPD 6396 Piano Pedagogy I |
3 |
| MUPD 6397 Piano Pedagogy II |
3 |
| MUPD 6021, 6022 and 6122 Internship in Piano Pedagogy |
2 |
| Ensemble: Two terms* |
0-2 |
| Electives: Chosen with adviser's approval |
1-3 |
Total Hours
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36 |
* Chosen from MUAC 6001, 6002, 6101, 6102; or PERE 6071, 6171; or other PERE course with adviser and instructor approval
Additional Degree Requirements
At least three (3) credit hours of the required coursework in MUHI, MUTH and/or electives must be from 6000-level courses that are not double-listed.