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Nov 27, 2024
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2024-2025 Student Catalog
Music, Certificate
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Contact Information
Program Requirements
Typical Program
Degree/Certificate: Certificate
HEGIS Code: 5610
SUNY Code: 0900
Major Code: MUSC
The Career
The Music certificate is designed for those who wish to develop their musicianship and explore an academic program in music. It provides students the opportunity to assess their musical skill and explore the college learning environment. The program offers practical application in music composition, ear-training, sight-singing and basic piano skills, and develops understanding of European classical music as well as American popular music. Courses offer hands-on approach to writing, understanding and demonstrating concepts in music and the experience of college level academic course work.
The SUNY Niagara Approach
The Music certificate offers a seamless transfer into the SUNY Niagara two-year Associate in Science Music degree. Both the certificate and degree programs require two semesters of written theory, aural and keyboard skills and music history. The associate in science degree program at SUNY Niagara focuses on performance and preparation for audition into a baccalaureate program in music. For more information about this program call the Music Department at 716-614-5965 or the SUNY Niagara Admissions Office at 716-614-6200.
Admission
Students are admitted in fall, spring and summer. Prospective students are not required to audition for acceptance into the Music certificate program.
Program Goals and Objectives
- Develop musicianship and assess personal skill
- Explore an academic program in music within the college learning environment
- Prepare for seamless transfer into the Associate in Science Music degree (optional)
Program Learning Outcomes
Students will:
- Identify, distinguish and notate written and aural elements of music theory
- Discuss compositional techniques in all musical style periods
- Describe characteristics of historical music time periods
- Describe characteristics of major composers
- Sight-read and perform simple piano compositions in major and minor keys
- Be able to sing with accurate intonation
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Scholarship Opportunities
There are several scholarships available to SUNY Niagara students. Scholarship deadline dates vary each semester. For more information, please visit the scholarship webpage at www.niagaracc.suny.edu/scholarships. The SUNY Niagara Foundation/Scholarship Office is located within the Foundation Office, A-265 or by phone (716) 614-5910.
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