Applied Instrument Lessons
are individual instruction in woodwind, brass, percussion, or string instruments taught by a faculty member or by an appointed teacher specializing in that instrument. The Music Division offers one-credit courses, lessons lasting twenty-five minutes each week or two-credit courses, lessons lasting fifty minutes each week. Both levels culminate in a recital at the end of the semester. Individual lesson instructors will assign students to the appropriate level of lessons based on their degree program and musical proficiency.
Sections for Applied Instrument Lessons
01 – Flute
02 – Oboe
03 – Bassoon
04 – Clarinet
05 – Saxophone
06 – Trumpet
07 – French Horn
08 – Trombone
09 – Euphonium / Baritone
10 – Tuba
11 – Percussion
12 – Violin
13 – Viola
14 – Cello
15 – String Bass
16 – Guitar
17 – Harp
Applied Vocal Lessons
are individual vocal instruction taught by a faculty member. The Music Division offers one-credit courses, lessons lasting twenty-five minutes each week or two-credit courses, lessons lasting fifty minutes each week. Both levels culminate in a recital at the end of the semester. Individual lesson instructors will assign students to the appropriate level of lessons based on their degree program and musical proficiency.
Lessons are available to all students regardless of major. However, as individual lessons represent a course taken for college credit, students taking private lessons are generally experienced performers on their instrument or voice. Music majors are given priority for all lessons instructors, but music minors and non-majors are also welcome, based on the availability of the faculty.
