Piano PedagogyProgram Supervisor: Dr. Diana Dumlavwalla - 306B KMU, (850) 644-4299 |
A Specialized Study Program represents an organized curriculum that enhances or complements the degree to be awarded. Only fully admitted students in declared music degree programs may participate in Specialized Studies in the College of Music. Inasmuch as programs may have special requirements or prerequisites, students must contact the designated faculty advisor before beginning any Specialized Studies sequence. Upon completion of a Specialized Study program, students receive a "Recognition of Completion" document; however, such programs are not indicated on University transcripts or diplomas. Additional information is available in 204C HMU (644-4833).
Specialized Studies Program in Piano Pedagogy |
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| Course Code | Hours (16) | Course Title |
| MVK 3631 | 3 | Piano Pedagogy I |
| MVK 3632 | 3 | Piano Pedagogy II |
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| MVK 4641 | 3 | Advanced Piano Pedagogy I |
| MVK 4642 | 3 | Advanced Piano Pedagogy II |
| Select one literature course from the following: | ||
| MUL 3481 | 2 | Keyboard Literature: Baroque and Classical |
| MUL 3482 | 2 | Keyboard Literature: Romantic and 20th/21st Century |
| MVK 4670 | 2 | Practicum |
| MUS 4970 | 2 | Research project |
| Applied Piano | 4 | Junior principal level or above |
| MVK 3950 | 0 | Certificate Recital (not required of piano performance majors) |
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