Information regarding Student Recitals, Junior/Senior Recitals, Chamber Ensemble & Advanced Conducting Recitals, and Informal Recitals can be found at the link below. You will also find Performance Requirements for Music Majors and Recital Attendance Requirements (Pink Cards) information on this page.

RECITAL INFORMATION

GENERAL RECITAL DATES & DEADLINES

Admission to a music major (either Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Music) is required. Students may not self-declare a music major.

• An entrance exam is required. (See tabs off to the right for entrance exam requirements to specific degree programs and links to repertoire requirements.)
• To change programs within the Bachelor of Music degree, students must meet all requirements for entrance into the new program. There is no generic acceptance into the Bachelor of Music program.

ENTRANCE & CONTINUANCE INFORMATION

This page will give performers information on how to find a collaborative pianist for juries and recitals. You will also find the requirements to be a student collaborative pianist and the forms needed as one.

COLLABORATIVE PIANIST INFORMATION

This page will give you all the information needed on keyboard proficiency requirements for the different degree paths in music.

KEYBOARD PROFICIENCY INFORMATION

Below is the link to all the various Degree Worksheets for the Bachelor of Arts in Music Programs and the Bachelor of Music Programs.

DEGREE INFORMATION & WORKSHEETS

Here you will find information on how to sign up for lessons and general information on how music lessons work.

Jury information in also included as well as jury forms and repertoire sheets.

Recital Attendance Information (Pink Cards)is also located on this page.

LESSONS & JURIES INFORMATION

Do you have a question about practice rooms? Maybe pink cards have you confused? Wondering how you check out a key to use the reed room. This is your one stop page of all kinds of music department information.

GENERAL MUSIC DEPT INFORMATION

While all the department specific forms are also found in their above areas, you can click on this link for a quick way to grab a form.

MUSIC FORMS HOME

Ensemble Rehearsal Schedule (internal users only)

One-on-one peer tutoring is available at no additional cost in many 100- and 200-level Music courses as well as some 300-level courses. It is designed to enhance students’ overall learning and understanding of course material. Fill out the Tutor Request Form and you will be paired with a music tutor. Tutors typically meet with tutees for one-hour weekly sessions in CHM or HOM. See a list of tutors and their subject specializations here.