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The study of music on the collegiate level is based upon skills and understandings developed before entering college. Some of the music abilities involved are:
- performance on an instrument or as a vocalist
- aural discrimination of relationships involving pitch, duration, and timbre
- understanding of notation
These and many other skills related to the theory and literature of music, performance, and music education will be developed during a student's college years.
The typical music student enters college with considerable depth of experience in some medium of performance (voice, trumpet, cello, piano, etc.) and has studied privately and performed publicly in solo and/or ensembles.
For complete information on program requirements, please consult the Music Undergraduate Handbook and the Ball State University Undergraduate Catalog, or contact Jeffrey Carter, coordinator of undergraduate programs in music.
