Doctoral-level conducting applied study
4 semesters at 2 credits. Applied lessons are repeatable: the credits are reached over several terms, and a single course here stands for all of them.
- MUSPERF-732DOCTORAL LEVEL CONDUCTING2
Student guide
The Music: Performance: Wind Conducting, DMA: what it asks for, in what order, and who teaches it. This guide was started from the catalog; its own introduction is still to be written.
What the degree asks for, group by group. The map sets out every course by how many must come before it; open a course there to see what it needs and what it opens.
4 semesters at 2 credits. Applied lessons are repeatable: the credits are reached over several terms, and a single course here stands for all of them.
1 credit, four times.
Three courses, at least one in musicology and one in music theory, from the list every DMA path shares; the third may instead be one of the two music education courses on it (MUSIC 946, CURRIC 947). Taken at UW-Madison, each for its full 3 credits, and not counted twice. The Guide also lists MUSIC 823, which has no page among its courses, so it is not drawn.
5 recitals at 1 credit each (set by the major professor, four typically before preliminary examinations), and the DMA research project (MUSIC 999), which after preliminary examinations takes the continuous registration of exactly three research-related credits a term; its credits beyond the recitals fall under the Guide's additional coursework.
9 credits, advisor and major professor approved, from the list; doctoral-level applied lessons on an instrument (course numbers and credits vary) count too. MUSIC 497 as Aural Skills, DANCE 699 attending DANCE 157, THEATRE 619 attending THEATRE 150.
Everyone teaching a course in this degree this term, by the part of the degree they teach in. Expand an area to see who is in it; someone teaching in two areas appears in both, with that area’s courses on each card. A Full-time band on a photo means that instructor is full-time faculty. Every email here works; use it.