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Information for Graduate Students
2006-2007 Anticipated Course Offerings

Every effort will be made to keep this information up to date. In some instances this information may supercede what is published in the UD Course Catalogue.

Spring 2008

MUSC 602-010: Advanced Keyboard Literature
Meeting time TBD
3 Credit Hours - Instructor: Delbeau

MUSC 603-050: Chamber Music Literature
Tuesday-Thursday 2:00PM - 3:15PM
3 Credit Hours - Instructor: Priester Houde

MUSC 608-050: Vocal Music Literature
Thursday 5:00PM - 6:15PM
3 Credit Hours - Instructor: Conrad

MUSC 609-050: Choral Music Literature I
Monday-Wednesday 2:30PM - 3:15PM
3 Credit Hours - Instructor: Head

MUSC 611-050: Studies in Music History
Tuesday 6:30PM - 9:30PM
3 Credit Hours - Instructor: Peterson
Core course for all MM programs

MUSC 684-010: Advanced Recording Techniques
Saturday 10:00AM - 5:00PM
3 Credit Hours - Instructor: Meyer

MUSC 688-010: Advanced Principles of Music Industry
Tuesday 6:00PM - 9:00PM
3 Credit Hours - Instructor: Sarro

Please note that courses such as Pedagogy and Literature, Advanced Keyboard Literature, Professional Improvement Project, and Large Ensemble Practicum are often taught as an Independent study. Check with the Graduate Coordinator and the appropriate professor to find out when you can take these courses.