Honor Band Clinic and Scholarship Competition
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Music Music Department Calendar Tues., Feb. 3rd The Firecracker Jazz Band 3:30 pm Fullerton Auditorium *A Cherokee County Arts Council event – admission is charged at the door for non-members. |
The philosophy of the Department of Music is to provide the highest quality music education for both the music major pursuing a career as a performer, educator, and scholar, and for the non-major and member of the community learning about music as a part of a liberal arts tradition and of human culture and experience. The goals of the Department of Music are: To prepare students to function professionally in their field of music. To provide appropriate musical experiences for students in the liberal arts program. To prepare students to pursue advanced study in their respective areas. To encourage in all students the development of musical sensitivity and an understanding of the aesthetic process. • To provide for the College and community the enrichment afforded by a variety of musical experiences
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Facilities The Department of Music is located in the Carroll Fine Arts Building, a newly restored facility featuring a formal recital hall, music technology lab, numerous practice rooms, spacious classrooms and faculty studios. In addition, music ensembles perform in Fullerton Auditorium, an acoustically excellent hall seating 1,000 and containing a newly renovated 1949 Aeolian Skinner Organ, Opus 1087. The A.J. Eastwood Library houses over 6,000 individual music resource materials including audiovisual equipment, recordings, videos, music scores, books, and reference works. The Department of Music houses a music technology lab equipped with software for ear training, composition, theory, history, and Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI). |
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Participation The Department of Music offers numerous opportunities for both individual and group performance. Performance groups include the Wind Ensemble, Jazz Combo, College Chorus, Brass Ensemble, Woodwind Ensemble, Piano Ensemble, Percussion Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, Show Choir, and Saxophone Quartet. Participation scholarships are available to non-majors who enroll in a music ensemble. Music majors and students in other disciplines have access to private instruction for credit. They are also eligible for membership in the college chapter of Music Educators National Conference. |
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