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AGENDA

1. Adoption of the Agenda 2. Approval of Minutes from August 29-30, 2016 Retreat 3. Business Arising from the Minutes 4. Items for Information

4.1 Dean of Fine Arts Visit 4.2 Chair’s Report (Oye) 4.3 Assistant Dean’s Report (Dobbie) – no report 4.4 Studio Report (Stringer) 4.5 DAA Report (Schaller) 4.6 Conservatory (Fuller) 4.7 Graduate Studies Report (Davies) 4.8 Library Report (Youngdahl) 4.9 Concert Committee Report (Davies)

5. Items for Discussion/Action

5.1 Curriculum (Dobbie – encls.) 5.1.1 BMus: FNTP 1000-level limit exemption

MOTION: That the Department of Music approve and recommend to the Fine Arts Curriculum Committee the exemption of First Nations’ Transition Program courses in the 0520-0530 range from the 1000-level limit restriction in the BMus.

5.1.2 BMus/B.Ed: FNTP 1000-level limit exemption MOTION: That the Department of Music approve and recommend to the Fine Arts Curriculum Committee the exemption of First Nations’ Transition Program courses in the 0520-0530 range from the 1000-level limit restriction in the BMus/Bed

5.1.3 BMus/B.Ed: Residence Requirement clarification MOTION: That the Department of Music approve and recommend to the Fine Arts Curriculum Committee the clarification of the residence requirement to the Combined Degrees BMus/BEd to ensure that a minimum ½ of the BMus portion is completed at the University of Lethbridge.

5.1.4 CURRICULUM ITEMS FOR INFORMATION a. Music 3648: change to course description b. Music 3738: change to course title and prerequisite c. Music 4600: change to course title, description, and prerequisite d. Music 4636: change to prerequisite e. BMus/B.Ed: add requirement of MUSI 3738, replacing, MUSI 4660 which moves to the elective list f. BMus: Update DAA electives list with the new course titles

5.2 Hosting Music Conference Alberta (Low/Oye)

6. Adjournment

MUSIC Department Meeting October 6, 2016

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MINUTES

Present: Deanna Oye (Chair), Brian Black, Rolf Boon, Josh Davies, James Dobbie, Blaine Hendsbee Bryn Hughes, Krzysztof Jablonski, Greg Knight, Chee Meng Low, Adam Mason, Paul Sanden

Thilo Schaller, Arlan Schultz, Andrew Stewart, Sandra Stringer, Peter Visentin Liz Piquette (recording secretary), Marcelle Rada (DAA student representative) Zain Solinski (Studio student representative)

Regrets: Georg Boenn, Bente Hansen, Chris Morris, Janet Youngdahl

1. Adoption of the Agenda MOTION: to adopt the agenda as circulated. 12:15pm Add. 4.10 Music Student Representatives Add 4.11 Masters Degree Review SANDEN/HUGHES CARRIED

2. Approval of Minutes from August 29-30, 2016 Retreat MOTION: to approve the minutes from the August 29-30, 2016 Retreat as circulated. STRINGER/HENDSBEE Edit: Item 4 Faculty and staff news – ROLF “UofA open studies student doing an independent study with Rolf in film composition” CARRIED

3. Business Arising from the Minutes

4. Items for Information 4.1 Dean of Fine Arts Visit

• Capital Asset Replacement Fund (Lifecycle) o Originally the fund was $55K-60K/year (3-years ago) o 3 years ago, the Provincial Government cut our budget by 7.3% o As a result the capital asset replacement fund was cut by 40% o No individual department has a fund. It’s now a Fine Arts pool doled out by the

Dean based on curricular need. o This year, decisions will be discussed by Dean, Associate Dean, and the Fine Arts

Technicians. Music’s representative is Chris Morris. (They will come up with a 5-year plan.)

• Studio Differential Fee o To help with the cost of the one-on-one instruction. o 3-credit course charge $497 o Surcharge is $500/student o The department would like to see a direct accounting for the surcharge. o The department would like to have the Dean to take the motion to Faculty

Council.

MUSIC Department Meeting October 6, 2016

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4.2 Chair’s Report (Oye) • Formal welcome to our Music Student Representatives

o Marcella Rada (DAA) o Zain Solinski (Studio)

• Ensemble registration for students not registered for credit. The Box Office software will take over the registrations for community members.

o Please ensure all members of your ensemble are registered in one way or another (Bridge or Box Office).

• Thank you to Bente (and Deanna) for pulling together a funding proposal for advancement. The university is sending in a proposal to the City for a Major Events grant for the 50th Anniversary Celebrations.

4.3 Assistant Dean’s Report (Dobbie) – no report 4.4 Studio Report (Stringer) – enclosed

• If you have a conflict with December juries please let Sandra know as soon as possible.

4.5 DAA Report (Schaller) • Studio II Orientations have gone really well. • Anyone certified to work in Studio I can now also work in the Recital Hall • DAA Meet and Greet October 12 at 5pm in the Zoo • DAA Handbook is under development.

4.6 Conservatory (Fuller) – enclosed 4.7 Graduate Studies Report (Davies)

• The GTA forms need to be completed. Josh needs to see some people for signatures. • First meeting of the MFA/MMus Program Committee is October 17th.

4.8 Library Report (Youngdahl) – no report 4.9 Concert Committee Report (Davies)

• FAF concert – Canadian Guitar Quartet is October 18th.

4.10 Music Student Representatives • A few concerns about the Junior Recital sign up. Sandra will address this with the Studio

Handbook. • CD collection in the library, the students would like to see it organized better. Follow up

with Janet. • Students would like to see expansion of the digital resources in the library:

o Berlin Philharmonic o Medici

5. Items for Discussion/Action

5.1 Curriculum (Dobbie – encls.) 5.1.1 BMus: FNTP 1000-level limit exemption 5.1.2 BMus/B.Ed: FNTP 1000-level limit exemption

MOTION: That the Department of Music approve and recommend to the Fine Arts Curriculum Committee the exemption of First Nations’ Transition Program courses in the 0520-0530 range from the 1000-level limit restriction in the BMus. (both motions together) MOTION: That the Department of Music approve and recommend to the Fine Arts Curriculum Committee the exemption of First Nations’ Transition Program courses in the 0520-0530 range from the 1000-level limit restriction in the BMus/B.Ed VISENTIN/BLACK CARRIED

5.1.3 BMus/B.Ed: Residence Requirement clarification MOTION: That the Department of Music approve and recommend to the Fine Arts Curriculum Committee the clarification of the residence requirement to the Combined Degrees BMus/BEd to ensure that a minimum ½ of the BMus portion is completed at the University of Lethbridge. BLACK/HUGHES CARRIED

5.1.4 CURRICULUM ITEMS FOR INFORMATION a. Music 3648: change to course description b. Music 3738: change to course title and prerequisite c. Music 4600: change to course title, description, and prerequisite d. Music 4636: change to prerequisite e. BMus/B.Ed: add requirement of MUSI 3738, replacing, MUSI 4660 which moves to the elective list f. BMus: Update DAA electives list with the new course titles

5.2 Hosting Music Conference Alberta (Low/Oye) • The conference is being hosted in Banff this year late October. • Would the department be interested in possibly hosting, Fall 2018? • General support from the department.

6. Adjournment

MOTION to adjourn at 1:36pm/STRINGER

Studio Report

September 2016

Item for Information

1) Final studio numbers Fall 2016: 104 • Brass: 18

o Euphonium: 1 o French horn: 3 o Trombone: 5 o Trumpet: 7 o Tuba: 2

• Composition: 6 • Percussion: 8 • Piano: 16 • Strings: 10

o Double Bass: 1 o Guitar: 4 o Violin: 5

• Voice: 28 • Woodwinds: 18

o Bassoon: 1 o Clarinet: 5 o Flute: 8 o Oboe: 1 o Saxophone: 3

2) Recital Sign-Up Process • This went very smoothly, few issues with graduation students/dates

i. Most desired times on the final weekend • No issues with junior recital sign-up

3) Equitable Division of Labour • Studio faculty tasked me with creating a system for equitable division of labour for

juries/recitals amongst continuing studio instructors • I have made a plan; it is in the hands of the chair • More information to follow; possible follow-up meeting for continuing studio

instructors • In the short-term: please sign-up for recital juries within your own area/instrument

and any others for which you may be available 4) Open House

• Saturday October 1; I was present for the entire event • Two sessions on the audition process; connected with 15 potential applicants during

these sessions • Thank you to Bente and Brian for volunteering

• Special thank you to Solomon Ip; he was a fantastic advocate for the department i. He spoke to many students and parents, and led tours of the facilities

Reminders:

1) Recital Jury: • The recitals have now been booked; 1 graduation recital remains outstanding • Fall

i. Junior Recitals: 1 (2 students) ii. Graduation Recitals: 3

• Spring i. Junior Recitals: 7 (21 students) ii. Graduation Recitals: 15

• Student Recital Calendar i. A few outstanding students to complete the booking process with Liz ii. For your reference:

http://www.uleth.ca/finearts/departments/music/studio-student-recitals • An online document will be emailed to the studio instructors – please sign-up for

jury duty 2) End of Semester Juries: December 12 – 15, 2016

• *if you have a known conflict with the jury schedule, please email the studio coordinator with the details as soon as possible

• We will begin work on the jury schedule soon 3) Audition Dates:

• Fall: TBD based on instructor availability • Spring

i. February 3, 4 2017 ii. March 3, 4 2017 iii. May 12, 13 2017

• *if you have a known conflict with one or more of these dates, please inform the studio coordinator as soon as possible so that arrangements may be made to video record the live auditions

http://www.uleth.ca/finearts/departments/music/studio-student-recitals

Conservatory of Music Report Breeanne Fuller, Director PLEASE MARK YOUR CALENDARS - Confirmed Birthday Concert Series January 30th at 4:30pm – Schubert March 20 at 4:30pm – Bach April 10th at 4:30pm – Canada

Department of Music

Curriculum Report

October 5, 2016

5.1 Curriculum

5.1.1. BMus: FNTP 1000-level limit exemption ........................................................................................................... p. 2

MOTION: That the Department of Music approve and recommend to the Fine Arts Curriculum Committee the

exemption of First Nations’ Transition Program courses in the 0520-0530 range from the 1000-level limit

restriction in the BMus.

5.1.2. BMus/BEd: FNTP 1000-level limit exemption .................................................................................................... p. 4


exemption of First Nations’ Transition Program courses in the 0520-0530 range from the 1000-level limit

restriction in the BMus/BEd

5.1.3. BMus/BEd: Residence Requirement clarification ............................................................................................... p. 6


clarification of the residence requirement to the Combined Degrees BMus/BEd to ensure that a minimum ½ of

the BMus portion is completed at the University of Lethbridge.

5.1.4. CURRICULUM ITEMS FOR INFORMATION (Items approved by the Department of Music on May 17, 2016)

a. Music 3648: change to course descripton .................................................................................................. p. 8

b. Music 3738: change to course title and prerequisite ............................................................................... p. 10

c. Music 4600: change to course title, description, and prerequisite ......................................................... p. 12

d. Music 4636: change to prerequisite ......................................................................................................... p. 14

e. BMus/BEd: add requirement of MUSI 3738, replacing MUSI 4660 which moves to the elective list ..... p. 16

f. BMus: Update DAA electives list with new course titles .......................................................................... p. 20

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1.FA 1000 level exemption for FNTP.Policy.Program.Proposal.2017-2018.docx Attachment #1

Originator: James Dobbie

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Curriculum Coordinating Committee

Policy/Program Proposal Form To be used to legislate or change policies or programs only (no course-specific information should appear here).

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Faculty/School: Fine Arts Department/Division: Art, Drama, Music, New Media

Proposed Date of Implementation: May 1, 2017 If Other, please explain: Click here to enter text.

Type of Change: Degree Requirements Does This Require External Approval? No

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Summary of Change: ☒ Undergraduate Calendar p. 181, 185, 187, 188, 189, and 193 ☐ Graduate Calendar p. xx

Change to 1000-level limit in BFA - Art, BFA - Dramatic Arts, BFA - Multidisciplinary, BFA - Native American Art, BFA - New Media and BMus to exempt FNTP courses

Rationale:

The current 1000-level regulations (i.e. 1000 level (or lower)) include the additional courses numbered 0520-0525 that make up the First Nations’ Transition Program (FNTP). The proposed changes will exclude the FNTP courses from the 1000-level limitations.

The FNT program is intended to assist a group underrepresented in the post-secondary education system in attaining further education. With the present regulations surrounding introductory courses, there is a penalty to completing the transition program: students are required to complete a number of 0500-level courses as part of the transition, but then they are disadvantaged in completing their degree requirements by violating the 1000-level maximum rule.

The proposed changes will allow students who require the transition program to “count” all of their FNTP courses towards their degree program without penalty. The minimum number of senior-level requirements for each program will maintain the rigour of the programs without unduly penalizing the students. In this instance, FNTP students who may opt to enter a BFA - Art, BFA – Dramatic Arts, BFA - Native American Art, BFA - Multidisciplinary, BFA - New Media, or BMus program will not be disadvantaged.

Note: In all programs under degree requirements this is 1.f.with the exception of the BMus where it is 1.e.

Approved by the Department of Art: October 14, 2016 (pending) Approved by the Department of Drama: October 11, 2016 (pending) Approved by the Department of Music: October 6, 2016 (pending) Approved by the Department of New Media: October 7, 2016 (pending) Approved by the Fine Arts Curriculum Committee: October 20, 2016 (pending)

Changes: (Include current Calendar entry with track changes) f. Not more than 10 courses may be taken at the 0100/1000 level for credit toward the degree. Activity courses

and courses numbered in the range of 0520 to 0530 are exempted from this limit. Language courses are offered in the 0100-1990 range. Only the first course in the range counts toward this limit in the language subjects of French, German, Greek, Japanese, Latin and Spanish. Only one of Economics 1010 and Economics 1012 will be counted toward this limit. Only one of Biology 1010 and Biology 1020 will be counted toward this limit. Only one of Geography 1000 and Geography 1200 will be counted toward this limit (see Part 4 - Academic Regulations, Exceeding Course Limits, p. 72).

New: (Include new Calendar entry) f. Not more than 10 courses may be taken at the 0100/1000 level for credit toward the degree. Activity courses

and courses numbered in the range of 0520 to 0530 are exempted from this limit. Language courses are offered in the 0100-1990 range. Only the first course in the range counts toward this limit in the language subjects of French, German, Greek, Japanese, Latin and Spanish. Only one of Economics 1010 and Economics 1012 will be counted toward this limit. Only one of Biology 1010 and Biology 1020 will be counted toward this limit. Only one of Geography 1000 and Geography 1200 will be counted toward this limit (see Part 4 - Academic Regulations, Exceeding Course Limits, p. 72).

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Summary of Change: ☒ Undergraduate Calendar p. 263, 266, 269, and 272 ☐ Graduate Calendar p. xx

Change to 1000-level limit in BFA - Art/BEd, BFA - Dramatic Arts/Bed, BFA - New Media/BEd and BMus/BEd to exempt FNTP courses

Rationale:

The current 1000-level regulations (i.e. 1000 level (or lower)) include the additional courses numbered 0520-0525 that make up the First Nations’ Transition Program (FNTP). The proposed changes will exclude the FNTP courses from the 1000-level limitations.

The FNT program is intended to assist a group underrepresented in the post-secondary education system in attaining further education. With the present regulations surrounding introductory courses, there is a penalty to completing the transition program: students are required to complete a number of 0500-level courses as part of the transition, but then they are disadvantaged in completing their degree requirements by violating the 1000-level maximum rule.

The proposed changes will allow students who require the transition program to “count” all of their FNTP courses towards their degree program without penalty. The minimum number of senior-level requirements for each program will maintain the rigour of the programs without unduly penalizing the students. In this instance, FNTP students who may opt to enter a BFA - Art, BFA – Dramatic Arts, BFA - New Media or BMus Combined Degrees program with the BEd, will not be disadvantaged.

Approved by the Department of Art: October 14, 2016 (pending) Approved by the Department of Drama: October 11, 2016 (pending) Approved by the Department of Music: October 6, 2016 (pending) Approved by the Department of New Media: October 7, 2016 (pending) Approved by the Fine Arts Curriculum Committee: October 20, 2016 (pending)

Changes: (Include current Calendar entry with track changes)

6. Not more than eight courses may be taken at the 0100/1000 level for credit toward the degree. Activity courses and courses numbered in the range of 0520 to 0530 are exempted from this limit. Language courses are offered in the 0100-1990 range. Only the first course in the range counts toward this limit in the language subjects of French, German, Greek, Japanese, Latin and Spanish. Only one of Economics 1010 and Economics 1012 will be counted toward this limit. Only one of Biology 1010 and Biology 1020 will be counted toward this limit. Only one of Geography 1000 and Geography 1200 will be counted toward this limit (see Part 4 - Academic Regulations, Exceeding Course Limits, p. 72).

New: (Include new Calendar entry)

6. Not more than eight courses may be taken at the 0100/1000 level for credit toward the degree. Activity courses and courses numbered in the range of 0520 to 0530 are exempted from this limit. Language courses are offered in the 0100-1990 range. Only the first course in the range counts toward this limit in the language subjects of French, German, Greek, Japanese, Latin and Spanish. Only one of Economics 1010 and Economics 1012 will be counted toward this limit. Only one of Biology 1010 and Biology 1020 will be counted toward this limit. Only one of Geography 1000 and Geography 1200 will be counted toward this limit (see Part 4 - Academic Regulations, Exceeding Course Limits, p. 72).

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Summary of Change: ☒ Undergraduate Calendar p. 91 and 274 ☐ Graduate Calendar p. xx

Clarify the residence requirement to the Combined Degrees BMus/BEd to ensure that a minimum ½ of the BMus portion is completed at the University of Lethbridge.

Rationale:

The current residence requirement implies that transfer students who complete all 20 of their Education courses at the University of Lethbridge could complete the BMus portion in as few as 12 courses (including 9 in Music). This is not a sufficient number of courses for the BMus portion to be considered earned at the University of Lethbridge. The BMus portion of the Combined Degrees BMus/BEd is unique in that it requires 32 courses. The reworded residence requirement clarifies that transfer students must complete ½ of the BMus portion (including the 2 additional courses) at the University of Lethbridge.

Approved by the Department of Music:October 5, 2016 (Pending) Approved by the Fine Arts Curriculum Committee: October, 20, 2016 (Pending)

Changes: (Include current Calendar entry with track changes)

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Faculty Program Number of Courses in Program

A. Residence Requirement (Minimum number of University of Lethbridge courses required and, if applicable when they must be completed in the program.)

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COMBINED DEGREES PROGRAMS

B.Mus./B.Ed. 52 32 courses including a minimum 17 in Fine Arts or Arts and Science of (9 of which must bein Music) and 15 in Education ….

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g. Residence Requirement Students must complete a minimum of 32 courses at the University of Lethbridge, including a minimum of nine Music courses and 15 Education courses, and 17 courses offered by the Faculty of Fine Arts or the Faculty of Arts and Science, including a minimum of nine courses in Music. Students should note that the residence requirement for the B.Mus./B.Ed. is subject to the Faculty of Fine Arts transfer policy. If a student withdraws from the B.Mus./B.Ed. and is admitted to a program offered by the Faculty of Arts and Science, transfer credit will be reassessed based on the Faculty of Arts and Science transfer policy.

New: (Include new Calendar entry)

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Faculty Program Number of Courses in Program

A. Residence Requirement (Minimum number of University of Lethbridge courses required and, if applicable when they must be completed in the program.)

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COMBINED DEGREES PROGRAMS

B.Mus./B.Ed. 52 32 courses including 17 in Fine Arts or Arts and Science (9 of which must be Music) and 15 in Education ….

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g. Residence Requirement Students must complete a minimum of 32 courses at the University of Lethbridge, including 15 Education courses, and 17 courses offered by the Faculty of Fine Arts or the Faculty of Arts and Science, including a minimum of nine courses in Music. Students should note that the residence requirement for the B.Mus./B.Ed. is subject to the Faculty of Fine Arts transfer policy. If a student withdraws from the B.Mus./B.Ed. and is admitted to a program offered by the Faculty of Arts and Science, transfer credit will be reassessed based on the Faculty of Arts and Science transfer policy.

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4.MUSI 3648.Course.Change.2017-2018.docx Attachment #4

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Curriculum Coordinating Committee Course Change Proposal Form

To be used to change previously legislated courses only.

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Proposed Date of Implementation: May 1, 2017 Please explain: Click here to enter text.

Course Title: Studio VI – (Instrument) Course Subject Code: MUSI Course Number: 3648

Course is a Prerequisite/Corequisite? Yes ☒ No ☐ Cross-Listed Course: Click here to enter text.

Details of Change: Change of course description

Rationale: In Music 3648, a “junior” recital may replace the final jury examination as the culminating activity in the course. This allows some BMus/BEd students to have a capstone project in their final studio requirement before entering the BEd portion of their program. Students are permitted to do the recital at the discretion of their studio instructor. The change to description reflects this practice and mirrors the description for Music 4848 - Studio VIII - (Instrument) where a “senior” recital is required. Approved by the Department of Music: May 17, 2016 Approved by the Fine Arts Curriculum Committee: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

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☒ Description (max. 125 words) A natural extension of the previous studio course, but the literature selected is to be more demanding and a higher level of performance is expected. Course requirements include: one hour of individual and up to four hours of master class instruction per week; concert attendance.

A natural extension of the previous studio course, but the literature selected is to be more demanding and a higher level of performance is expected. Course requirements include: one hour of individual and up to four hours of master class instruction per week; concert attendance. Design and



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Course Title: Systems for Computer Assisted Education Course Subject Code: MUSI Course Number: 3738

Course is a Prerequisite/Corequisite? Yes ☐ No ☒ Cross-Listed Course: Click here to enter text.

Details of Change: Change of course title, prerequisite

Rationale: The change of prerequisite gives access to the course to students in the BMus (Music), BMus (DAA) and combined degrees programs to take the course. The course is geared toward those students headed toward secondary school teaching, so wide access is critical. The change of title more precisely matches the goal of the course - to introduce technologies and pedagogical approaches to teaching with technology in the music classroom. Approved by the Department of Music: May 17, 2016 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________



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Music Education Technologies


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Course Title: Data Structures and Algorithms Course Subject Code: MUSI Course Number: 4600

Course is a Prerequisite/Corequisite? Yes ☒ No ☐ Cross-Listed Course: Click here to enter text.

Details of Change: Change to course title, description, prerequisite

Rationale: While the current title of this course is broadly used in computer science, the proposed change of title and wording of the course description provides a stronger connection to music and audio research. Students should better understand the nature of the course and its place to digital audio arts. Non-music students (specifically, but not exclusively, in the areas of computer science, physics, neuroscience and mathematics) may have the required background to take this course. In many cases, it may be strongly-related to their particular major and program of study. The course instructor would be able to identify those students who have adequate background to be successful in the course. Approved by the Department of Music: May 17, 2016 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________



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☒ Description (max. 125 words) An introduction to the data structures and algorithms utilized in the creation of symbolic computational models for computer-assisted composition and interactive computer music. Topics

An introduction to computer programming using the Python language. Students will learn how to use audio programming libraries for recording, and playback of



include data types, lists, arrays and structures, set complexes, groups, rhythm trees, symbolic models for compositional architecture, algorithm design, logical operators, and algorithms for interactive computer music.

samples, wavetable synthesis, plotting of audio signals, and manipulation of audio files, filtering, and audio analysis. Students will also process musical information for score notation and computer-aided composition.

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Course Title: Scoring for Film and Digital Media Course Subject Code: MUSI Course Number: 4636

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Rationale: The prerequisite of MUSI 3460 alone prohibits students who do not take core theory courses in music from taking the course. The addition of MUSI 2500 Introduction to Music Technology as a prerequisite will open up the possibility for students to explore sound/music for film and video while ensuring that they have sufficient background in music language to be successful in the course. Approved by the Department of Music: May 17, 2016 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________



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Summary of Change: ☒ Undergraduate Calendar p. 272-273 and p. 297 ☐ Graduate Calendar p. xx

Music 3738 - Music Education Technologies is being added to the required courses in the BMus portion of the Combined Degrees BMus/BEd replacing Music 4660 - Form and Analysis which is moving to the electives list. This change will also be reflected in the Post-Diploma BMus/BEd entry.

Rationale:

Music 3738 is centered on developing pedagogical strategies and curriculum for music education in the high school classroom, in addition to surveying currently-available software and hardware for the purpose of music education. Current and future music classrooms utilize technology to teach music notation, theory, composition/creative work, recording, and a variety of other skills. Students who are interested in a career in music teaching at any level will require familiarity with the tools and pedagogical uses of technology in the music classroom. Therefore the course is being added to the requirements in the BMus/BEd, replacing Music 4660 which is moved to the elective list.

Approved by the Department of Music: May 17, 2016

Changes: (Include current Calendar entry with track changes) Applied

Music 2148 - Studio I - (Instrument) Music 2248 - Studio II - (Instrument) Music 3348 - Studio III - (Instrument) Music 3448 - Studio IV - (Instrument) Music 3548 - Studio V - (Instrument) Music 3648 - Studio VI - (Instrument) Note: Composition is not available as a Studio area in the B.Mus./B.Ed.

History Music 2080 - Western Art Music Music 2090 - The Eighteenth Century Music 3090 - The Medieval Era to the Early Baroque Music 3480 - The Nineteenth Century Music 3580 - The Twentieth and Twenty-first Centuries Theory Music 2160 - Theory I

* Music 2161 - Musicianship Skills I Music 2260 - Theory II

* Music 2261 - Musicianship Skills II Music 3360 - Theory III

* Music 3361 - Musicianship Skills III Music 3460 - Theory IV

* Music 3461 - Musicianship Skills IV Music 4660 - Form and Analysis

* 1.5 credit hours.

Conducting Music 3500 - Conducting I



Music 3600 - Conducting II Technology Music 3738 - Music Education Technologies

Ensembles Six Ensemble Activity courses (Each Music Ensemble Activity counts as one-half course, i.e., 1.5 credit hours)

Note: Music Ensemble Activity participation is determined by the focus of the Music major and must be fulfilled as follows:

Major Focus Music Ensemble Activity

Studio wind & percussion Wind Orchestra

Studio voice University Singers or Women’s Chorus

Studio pianist & guitarist Music Ensemble Activity 2450, Music Ensemble Activity 2451, Music Ensemble Activity 3450, Music Ensemble Activity 3451, and a minimum of two semesters (1.5 credit hours each) of:

Contemporary and Electroacoustics Ensemble

Jazz Ensemble

Percussion Ensemble

University Singers

Vox Musica

Wind Orchestra

Women’s Chorus

Studio string Orchestra (or through other approved ensemble or Independent Study by permission of the Department of Music)

Not more than two Music Ensemble Activities may be counted toward the Ensemble participation requirement in a given semester.

Elective One of:

Music 2500 - Introduction to Music Technology Music 2850 - Topics in Music Music 3000 - Seminar in Music (Series) with an emphasis on History Music 3000 - Seminar in Music (Series) with an emphasis on Literature Music 3000 - Seminar in Music (Series) with an emphasis on Pedagogy Music 3000 - Seminar in Music (Series) with an emphasis on Theory Music 3030 - Film Music Music 3080 - Popular Music History (Series) Music 3149 - Composition I Music 3606 - Orchestration Music 3660 - Theory V Music 3721 - World Music Music 3734 - Portfolio and Music Industry Music 3850 - Topics in Music Music 3871 - Opera Workshop I Music 4080 - Music After 1945 Music 4660 - Form and Analysis Music 4721 - Canadian Music Music 4748 - Studio VII - (Instrument) Music 4850 - Topics in Music Two Music Ensemble Activity courses (1.5 credit hours each)

New: (Include new Calendar entry) Applied

Music 2148 - Studio I - (Instrument) Music 2248 - Studio II - (Instrument) Music 3348 - Studio III - (Instrument) Music 3448 - Studio IV - (Instrument)



Music 3548 - Studio V - (Instrument) Music 3648 - Studio VI - (Instrument) Note: Composition is not available as a Studio area in the B.Mus./B.Ed.

History Music 2080 - Western Art Music Music 2090 - The Eighteenth Century Music 3090 - The Medieval Era to the Early Baroque Music 3480 - The Nineteenth Century Music 3580 - The Twentieth and Twenty-first Centuries Theory Music 2160 - Theory I

* Music 2161 - Musicianship Skills I Music 2260 - Theory II

* Music 2261 - Musicianship Skills II Music 3360 - Theory III

* Music 3361 - Musicianship Skills III Music 3460 - Theory IV

* Music 3461 - Musicianship Skills IV Music 4660 - Form and Analysis

* 1.5 credit hours.

Conducting Music 3500 - Conducting I Music 3600 - Conducting II Technology Music 3738 - Music Education Technologies Ensembles Six Ensemble Activity courses (Each Music Ensemble Activity counts as one-half course, i.e., 1.5 credit hours)

Note: Music Ensemble Activity participation is determined by the focus of the Music major and must be fulfilled as follows:

Major Focus Music Ensemble Activity

Studio wind & percussion Wind Orchestra

Studio voice University Singers or Women’s Chorus

Studio pianist & guitarist Music Ensemble Activity 2450, Music Ensemble Activity 2451, Music Ensemble Activity 3450, Music Ensemble Activity 3451, and a minimum of two semesters (1.5 credit hours each) of:

Contemporary and Electroacoustics Ensemble

Jazz Ensemble

Percussion Ensemble

University Singers

Vox Musica

Wind Orchestra

Women’s Chorus

Studio string Orchestra (or through other approved ensemble or Independent Study by permission of the Department of Music)

Not more than two Music Ensemble Activities may be counted toward the Ensemble participation requirement in a given semester.

Elective One of:

Music 2500 - Introduction to Music Technology Music 2850 - Topics in Music Music 3000 - Seminar in Music (Series) with an emphasis on History Music 3000 - Seminar in Music (Series) with an emphasis on Literature Music 3000 - Seminar in Music (Series) with an emphasis on Pedagogy



Music 3000 - Seminar in Music (Series) with an emphasis on Theory Music 3030 - Film Music Music 3080 - Popular Music History (Series) Music 3149 - Composition I Music 3606 - Orchestration Music 3660 - Theory V Music 3721 - World Music Music 3734 - Portfolio and Music Industry Music 3850 - Topics in Music Music 3871 - Opera Workshop I Music 4080 - Music After 1945 Music 4660 - Form and Analysis Music 4721 - Canadian Music Music 4748 - Studio VII - (Instrument) Music 4850 - Topics in Music Two Music Ensemble Activity courses (1.5 credit hours each)

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Type of Change: Program Requirements Does This Require External Approval? Choose an item.

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Summary of Change: ☒ Undergraduate Calendar p. 194 ☐ Graduate Calendar p. xx

Update Digital Audio Arts electives list in the BMus.

Rationale:

The list of Digital Audio Arts electives is updated to reflect course title changes in Music 3738 and Music 4600.

Approved by the Department of Music: May 17, 2016 Approved by the Fine Arts Curriculum Committee:

Changes: (Include current Calendar entry with track changes) Digital Audio Arts Electives 8 courses (24.0 credit hours) chosen from the following:

Music 2149 - Second-Study Studio I (1.5 credit hours) Music 2249 - Second-Study Studio II (1.5 credit hours) Music 3000 - Seminar in Music (Series) Music 3080 - Popular Music History (Series) Music 3090 - The Medieval Era to the Early Baroque (if not chosen to meet the History requirement) Music 3149 - Composition I Music 3249 - Composition II Music 3480 - The Nineteenth Century (if not chosen to meet the History requirement) Music 3630 - Advanced Audio Production Techniques Music 3650 - Location Recording and Production Music 3721 - World Music Music 3738 - Systems for Computer Assisted EducationMusic Education Technologies Music 3850 - Topics in Music (with approval of the Music Department) Music 4600 - Data Structures and AlgorithmsIntroduction to Audio Software Programming Music 4632 - Programming for Music Applications Music 4633 - Music Software Design Music 4636 - Scoring for Film and Digital Media Music 4637 - Audio Spatialization Techniques Music 4850 - Topics in Music (with approval of the Music Department) Music Ensemble Activity 3352 - Contemporary and Electroacoustics Ensemble I (1.5 credit hours) Music Ensemble Activity 3452 - Contemporary and Electroacoustics Ensemble II (1.5 credit hours) Music Ensemble Activity 4352 - Contemporary and Electroacoustics Ensemble III (1.5 credit hours) Music Ensemble Activity 4452 - Contemporary and Electroacoustics Ensemble IV (1.5 credit hours)

New: (Include new Calendar entry) Digital Audio Arts Electives 8 courses (24.0 credit hours) chosen from the following:

Music 2149 - Second-Study Studio I (1.5 credit hours) Music 2249 - Second-Study Studio II (1.5 credit hours) Music 3000 - Seminar in Music (Series)


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Music 3080 - Popular Music History (Series) Music 3090 - The Medieval Era to the Early Baroque (if not chosen to meet the History requirement) Music 3149 - Composition I Music 3249 - Composition II Music 3480 - The Nineteenth Century (if not chosen to meet the History requirement) Music 3630 - Advanced Audio Production Techniques Music 3650 - Location Recording and Production Music 3721 - World Music Music 3738 - Music Education Technologies Music 3850 - Topics in Music (with approval of the Music Department) Music 4600 - Introduction to Audio Software Programming Music 4632 - Programming for Music Applications Music 4633 - Music Software Design Music 4636 - Scoring for Film and Digital Media Music 4637 - Audio Spatialization Techniques Music 4850 - Topics in Music (with approval of the Music Department) Music Ensemble Activity 3352 - Contemporary and Electroacoustics Ensemble I (1.5 credit hours) Music Ensemble Activity 3452 - Contemporary and Electroacoustics Ensemble II (1.5 credit hours) Music Ensemble Activity 4352 - Contemporary and Electroacoustics Ensemble III (1.5 credit hours) Music Ensemble Activity 4452 - Contemporary and Electroacoustics Ensemble IV (1.5 credit hours)

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