skills in sight-singing of music from the Baroque through 21st-Century.aural comprehension-through dictation-of melody, harmony, rhythm, and form in various musical styles.the ability to describe musical styles, structures, and techniques precisely and articulately in writing and in speaking (oral discourse).an awareness of and skill in researching current issues in music history.
the ability to accomplish a stylistic analysis of music from different eras in music history.a familiarity with the styles, genres, and forms of Western art music, and the most influential composers and compositions therein.Performance Option-Percussion: three selections equivalent in difficulty to NYSSMA Level VI, one on snare, one on timpani, one on a melodic instrument applicants also may be requested to tune timpani, play scales and arpeggios on a melodic instrument, and sight read résumé. Performance Option-Brass, Strings, or Winds: three contrasting selections equivalent in difficulty to NYSSMA Level VI applicants also may be requested to play scales and arpeggios, and sight read résumé. Performance Option-Piano: three contrasting, memorized selections from different time periods, equivalent in difficulty to NYSSMA Level V or VI or Federation Level Very Difficult I applicants also may be requested to play scales and arpeggios, and sight read résumé. Performance Option-Voice: three contrasting, memorized art songs, including one in a foreign language, that demonstrate classical singing technique at NYSSMA Level VI applicants also may be requested to sight read résumé. Students may major in Piano, Voice, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Saxophone, Bassoon, Trumpet, Horn, Trombone, Euphonium, Tuba, Violin, Viola, Cello, Double bass, or Percussion Entrance to the Music Performance Option is by audition as follows: An audition is required for admission to the Music Performance Option (see details below).Īudition Requirements: The BA in Music with the Option in Music Performance is intended for students who wish to pursue instrumental or vocal performance studies within the context of a liberal arts degree.
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