73. Western Michigan University

[music composer]

입학 정보	학비및 총비용	교육과정 정보	오디션곡	교수 명단	홈으로
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73. Western Michigan University

Western Michigan University

Western Michigan University

1903 W Michigan Ave, Kalamazoo MI 49008-5201 USA

1. 입학 정보 ( Adimission Information )

*입학 원서 마감일 ( Admission Dates and Deadlines )

9월 학기 등록 ( Fall Enrollment ) : 12월 15일

* 입학서류 마감과 입학시험일 오디션날짜

2. 입학 체크 리스트 ( Application Checklist )

* 입학 지원서 ( Completed and signed application )

* 입학료/ 오디션 전형료 ( Application / Audution fee )

* 오디션 자료 양식 ( Audition information form )

* 추천서 ( Letters of recommendation in sealed envelopes )

* 개인 이력서와 레파토리 리스트 ( Artistic resume and repertorire list )

* 성적 증명서와 졸업 증명서 ( Transcripts or certified translations )

* 개인 에세이 ( Personal essay )

* 오디션 프로그램 ( Audition Program )

* 오디션 테잎 ( Audition tape )

*영어 (English) 외국학생들은 반드시 TOEFL 스코어를 내야함.

3. 2007-2008년도 학기의 총 비용

WMU UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE TUITION Academic Years, 2007-08

RESIDENT --- NON-RESIDENT

Undergraduate $4,094.00 --- $9,331.70

Graduate, M.A : $4,600.88 --- $10,196.48

Graduate, Doc. : $3,267.92 --- $6,998.32

4. 교육과정정보 ( Education Information)

Master of Music

The Master of Music is designed to enhance the student's teaching, performing, research, and creative abilities in music.

The School of Music offers course work leading to a Master of Music degree in five different areas of concentration:

Performance, Composition, Conducting, Music Education, and Music Therapy.

Western's School of Music is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music and all areas of concentration carry curriculum approval from that accrediting association.

The Music Therapy program is certified by the National Association of Music Therapists.

5. 오디션 곡

Audition Requirements

The Audition is a measurement of your previous training and your potential. All curricula require an above-average ability in music performance for admission. It is our philosophy that entry into a professional music career requires the prospective student to possess a demonstrated performance ability.

All prospective music majors will take a music theory placement test on New Student Audition Day. The test will cover the fundamentals of music theory: major and minor key signatures, interval qualities, triad qualities, all forms of scales, and rhythmic values.

All prospective music majors must be able to read music, a skill which needs to be demonstrated through sight-reading in the audition.

Bringing supportive material to your audition is highly recommended. This can include letters of recommendation; a repertoire list; a statement of career goals; or any other material that further supports your application.

FLUTISTS should be prepared to play either the first or last movement of a Mozart concerto or a piece from Flute Music by French Composers.

SAXOPHONISTS should be prepared to play one of the following: Paul Creston's Sonata (any two movements); Bernard Heiden's Sonata (first or third movement); Villa-Lobos' Fantasia (first and second movements); or Jacques Ibert's Concertino da Camera (either movement).

CLARINETISTS should be prepared to play one of the following: Carl Maria von Weber's Concertino; the first and second movement of either Weber concerto; or the first and second movement of the Mozart Concerto, K.622.

HORNISTS should be prepared to play either the first movement of Mozart Concerto No. 2 (K.417) or No. 4 (K. 495), plus another work (solo or etude) of their choice.

If you are auditioning on any other WIND or STRING instrument, you should prepare a solo piece representative of your ability to perform at the audition. (It is not necessary for you to bring an accompanist, and your solo piece need not be memorized.)

PIANISTS should prepare three memorized pieces: One from the Baroque era; one from the Romantic era or 20th century; and a movement of a Classical sonata (Haydn, Mozart, or Beethoven).

PERCUSSIONISTS should prepare two pieces: One on snare drum and the other on timpani or a mallet/keyboard instrument.

SINGERS should prepare two memorized art songs: One in English and one in a foreign language.