MUSIC Department Meeting March 3, 2016 W850 12:15-1:40 pm

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1 MUSIC Department Meeting March 3, 2016 W850 12:15-1:40 pm 1. Adoption of the Agenda AGENDA 2. Approval of Minutes (February 4, 2016) 3. Business Arising from the Minutes 4. Items for Discussion/Action 4.1 BA Music and Course Changes (Dobbie-encl.) MOTION: To approve the calendar changes to the BA (Music) and related courses, as described in the attached curriculum change documents. 4.2 Minors in Music (Mason, Sanden, Oye-encl.) MOTION: That the Department of Music offer two minors beginning in fall 2017 (a Minor in General Music Studies and a Minor in Music in Popular Culture), as described in the attached document. 4.3 MSkills Revision (Low) 4.4 Recital Hall Acoustic Adjustment (Low) 4.5 U o f L Wind Orchestra Concerto Competition (Low-encl.) 5. Items for Information 5.1 Chair s Report (Oye encl.) 5.2 Assistant Dean s Report (Dobbie) 5.3 Studio Report (Davies) 5.4 DAA Report (Boon) No report 5.5 Conservatory Advisory Committee Report (Low) No report 5.6 Graduate Studies Report (Black) No report 5.7 Library Report (Black) No report 5.8 Concert Committee Report (Davies) 5.9 Recruitment Report (Boon) No report 5.10 Music Student Representatives (Holt/Walker-Kierluk) 6. Other Items 6.1 May Retreat Dates (week of May 9-13 or 16-20?) 6.2 News and announcements 7. Adjournment

2 MUSIC Department Meeting March 3, 2016 W850 12:15-1:40 pm Present: Regrets: On Leave: Minutes Deanna Oye (Chair), Brian Black, Rolf Boon, Josh Davies, James Dobbie, Bente Hansen, Bryn Hughes, Greg Knight, Chee Meng Low, Adam Mason, Chris Morris, Paul Sanden, Thilo Schaller, Sandra Stringer, Janet Youngdahl, Andrew Stewart, Nick Sullivan, Cary-Lyn Holt (Student rep Studio), Sam Walker-Kierluk (Student Rep DAA), Mercedes Fawns (recording secretary). Georg Boenn, Blaine Hendsbee, Peggy Mezei, Peter Visentin A. Schultz 1. Adoption of the Agenda MOTION: To approve the agenda as circulated. STRINGER/HANSEN CARRIED 2. Approval of Minutes (February 4, 2016) MOTION: To approve the minutes from February 4, HANSEN/SANDEN CARRIED 3. Business Arising from the Minutes Deanna Oye confirms from last meeting (Feb. 4) that there is $1, remaining in the Recruitment Special Events Funds, which is allocated to the Trumpet Studio proposal to perform at the International Trumpet Guild in Los Angeles. 4. Items for Discussion/Action 4.1 BA Music and Course Changes (Dobbie-encl.) MOTION: To approve the calendar changes to the BA (Music) and related courses, as described in the attached curriculum change documents. Recommendation # 1 (An improved BA program for major in music) BLACK/HUGHES CARRIED Recommendation # 2 SANDEN/HANSEN CARRIED Recommendation # 3 SANDEN/HUGHES CARRIED 4.2 Minors in Music (Mason, Sanden, Oye-encl.) MOTION: That the Department of Music offer two minors beginning in fall 2017 (a Minor in General Music Studies and a Minor in Music in Popular Culture), as described in the attached document. AMENDMENT: Adding 3721 (World Music) to Music in Popular Culture Minor AMENDMENT: 2850 (Topics in Music) Must read: As Approved by Music Dept. James Dobbie requests rationale for these changes to music minor(s) SANDEN/SULLIVAN CARRIED

3 4.3 MSkills Revision (Low) Request to add more time to Musicianship Skills due to the amount of content (extra 50 minute session/week). COMMENTS/SUGGESTIONS: - Creating sections that reflect the skillset of the students (mirroring the first-year theory placement system) - Questions and opposition regarding the effects on teaching credit hours and Instructor course load) - Compensation & recognition for students AND faculty - Aural Skills Placement Exam at year beginning STUDENT REP COMMENTS: - In favour of a tiered system - Students either being pushed beyond their comfort level, or being held back Suggestion for strategic plan that highlights the reasons for change and ways the Department of Music can still generate revenue 4.4 Recital Hall Acoustic Adjustment (Low) COMMENTS/SUGGESTIONS: - Large removable carpet - Workshop day with an acoustician; teach faculty and staff to manipulate sound within the room - Drop-down or adjustable curtains - Lack of sustain in lower frequencies need to find ways to create volume here somehow 4.5 U o f L Wind Orchestra Concerto Competition (Low-encl.) COMMENTS/SUGGESTIONS: - Need to know requirements for repertoire - Potential to align it with LSO concerto competition - Suggestion for tuition waiver versus cash prize General approval from committee; some discussion as to whether there should be a cash prize or incentive for the winning student. More details to follow. 5. Items for Information 5.2 Assistant Dean s Report (Dobbie) Music 3850 (Music Therapy) is approved for DAA majors to take as requirement in the Summer Session. No objections from committee. 5.3 Studio Report (Davies) - Recital Season in effect; jurors still to be confirmed; Josh Davies will send to the department - Posters must be approved before they are sent to print; students to follow protocol in this process - AUDITIONS: 3:30 5:30 PM Friday, 10:20 AM 3:30 PM Saturday - Other auditions to come through slideroom or DVD until June. (Potential for more live auditions in May) - Josh Davies formally announces he is will not be continuing as Studio Coordinator after this academic year. A revision to the selection process and term of next (and subsequent) coordinators is currently being worked on.

4 5.4 DAA News (Morris) - On March 7th and 8th (1:30pm - 5pm), Scott Davidson from Chinook High School will be bringing some groups in for recording workshops. Chris Morris will be running these workshops with some assistance from MMus student, Jake Hills. We will provide them with the multi track recordings when their finished so they can use them for a mixing assignment in class. This is a great recruitment opportunity. - Shae Brossard is doing a stellar job with the Geomatic Attic & Lucky Star Guitars production. A few artists are already finished tracking and the rest are scheduled and ready to go. It should be a great disc when it s done. - We will be helping CKXU 88.3FM with their annual Fun Drive fundraiser. Beginning March 18th we will be broadcasting various local acts live from Studio One every morning for 6 consecutive days. There are already a few DAA student volunteers to engineer the sessions and we are just looking for a few more (I will be sending an out). These are very early sessions (load in at 6:00am, broadcast at 8am) so there won t be any conflicts with our day to day bookings. - We ve tested the audio streaming capabilities from Studio One and it seems to work very well. CKXU has again expressed interest in broadcasting the Tuesday M@N concerts live on air. - Studio One is very busy this semester. Since January 1st there have been 219 bookings totaling 960 hours of use. 6. Other Items 6.1 May Retreat Dates (week of May 9-13 or 16-20?) Dates to be decided via 7. Adjournment MOTION: to adjourn/davies

5 UofL Wind Orchestra Concerto Competition Requirement; Open to all current students at the University of Lethbridge. Limited to winds, brass and percussion instrument. Limited to solo/concerto composed/arranged/transcribed for solo instrument with wind orchestra Application Process: All interested candidates must register by sending an to Chee Meng Low, the Competition Coordinator Deadline to apply is third Sunday in September, after consulting their instrumental instructor. Please copy the to your instrumental instructor, and include the following information in the body of your registration 1. Your name, instrument, year, program and phone number 2. Full detail of the repertoire to be played: title, movements, orchestration if available, and timings 3. Name of piano collaborator (piano reduction). Lengthy tuttis and/or orchestral passages should be appropriately abridged (max. c. 20 minutes per performance) 4. Any limitations with regard to scheduling on the final audition for yourself or your collaborator. Timeline: Third Sunday in September Application deadline, by Late October/Early November (Possible or one of the Wednesday masterclass slot?) Live final audition, with piano accompaniment at the Recital Hall (one movement or entire concerto, not more than 20 min music, memorization of music is strongly encouraged). Winner will be announced by the end of the day Winning Prize Next year March/April Public performance of the winning piece with the UofL Wind Orchestra A possible small tuition waiver for one semester of studio instruction??? Please note that the live final auditions will be open to the public. The organizing committee is NOT responsible for the cost of hiring the piano accompanist(s). Should you have any questions regarding the competition, feel free to contact Chee Meng Low at the aforementioned address. Thank you for applying for this fantastic opportunity. We look forward to hearing you!

6 Department of Music Committee Report to Department of Music March 3, 2016 ITEMS FOR ACTION Recommendation #1: Changes to the Music major in the BA and BA/BMgt. Attachment 1, p. 2 That the Department of Music approve and recommend to the Fine Arts Curriculum Committee the changes to Music major in the BA and BA/BMgt programs. Recommendation #2: Changes to the offering notes for Music 3200 and Music 3261 Attachment 2, p. 7 That the Department of Music approve and recommend to the Fine Arts Curriculum Committee the changes to the offering notes for Music 3200 and Music Recommendation #3: Changes to the offering notes for Music 1000 and Music 1011 Attachment 3, p. 11 That the Department of Music approve and recommend to the Fine Arts Curriculum Committee the changes to the offering notes for Music 1000 and Music 1011.

7 BA_Music_Policy.Program.Proposal docx Attachment # Originator James Dobbie Last saved by: Dobbie, James Date: 26/02/2016 4:31 PM 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). Faculty/School: Fine Arts Proposed Date of Implementation: May 1, 2017 Type of Change: Program Requirements Department/Division: Music If Other, please explain: Does This Require External Approval? No Summary of Change: Undergraduate Calendar p. xx Graduate Calendar p. xx Changes to the B.A. major in Music. Rationale: The Faculty of Fine Arts has reviewed its BA Music major offerings and made changes removing the Theory/History and General (i.e., Studio-based) streams. The purpose is to create a more broad, flexible, and general major (as was always the intention of the B.A.) wherein students have the opportunity to focus on the areas of their own particular interests whether these are history, theory, classical, contemporary music and/or a combination of several or all areas. While the Department of Music prioritizes studio studies as part of a Music major in its B.Mus. programs, B.A. students who wish to study performance may still do so using Studio courses, after a successful audition, and Ensembles as electives. Students who exit the pre-b.a./b.ed. program will be able to complete the restructured Music major in the B.A. with a minimum of 20 courses in Music, assuming they have completed all Music requirements in the B.A./B.Ed. before they change programs. As this fits within the Changes: (Include current Calendar entry with track changes) ff. Music Department: Music (Faculty of Fine Arts) The major in Music is a broad, general program of study. Students complete a core of required courses and choose electives based on their areas of interest. one of two streams: Theory/History or General. The Theory/History streamstudents may focuses on scholarly and written work without requiring a high level of musical performance skills, although a degree of facility on an instrument is recommended. The General stream ensures a morestudents may also choose a performance focus supported by diverse musical background including theory, and history courses. and performance. The program includes initial study in music history and theory courses and may include applied music instruction (Studio courses, Ensemble Activity courses and conducting). The program includes courses within three basic subject areas: music history and literature, theoretical subjects (harmony, analysis, composition and musicianship skills), and applied music instruction (Studio courses, Ensemble Activity courses and conducting). Entrance to Studio courses is dependent upon the results of an audition. Students will tailor their program depending on their interests in one or more areas such as history, theory, classical and/or contemporary music. Please refer to the program website ( for more information. Required corecourses: Music Western Art Music Music The Eighteenth Century Music Theory I 1 Music Musicianship Skills I Music Theory II 1 Music Musicianship Skills II Music Theory III 1 Music Musicianship Skills III Music Theory IV 1 Music Musicianship Skills IV

8 BA_Music_Policy.Program.Proposal docx Attachment # Music Introduction to Music Technology Three of: Music Film Music Music Popular Music (Series) 2 Music Music in Recital Music World Music Music Portfolio and Music Industry Music Topics in Music Seven courses in Music (21.0 credit hours) including a minimum of five courses at the 3000/4000 level, excluding Music 1000 and Music 1011, and including no more than four Ensemble Activities 3 Required Stream: Students must also select one of the following streams and complete the additional courses for that particular stream: 1. Theory/History Stream Music The Medieval Era to the Baroque Music The Nineteenth Century Music The Twentieth and Twenty-first Centuries Music Theory V One of: Music Seminar in Music (Series) with an emphasis in Theory Music Orchestration Music Form and Analysis One of: Music Seminar in Music (Series) with an emphasis in History Music Popular Music History (Series) Music World Music Music Music After 1945 Music Canadian Music 2 One course (3.0 credit hours) in Music at the 4000 level or, if a 4000-level course has been chosen above, one additional course (3.0 credit hours) in Music, excluding Music 1000, Music 1011, Music 3200, and Music 3261, and including Ensemble Activities One additional course (3.0 credit hours) in Music, excluding Music 1000, Music 1011, Music 3200, and Music 3261, and including Ensemble Activities 2. General Stream Music Studio I - (Instrument) Music Studio II - (Instrument) Music Studio III - (Instrument) Music Studio IV - (Instrument) One of: Music The Medieval Era to the Baroque Music The Nineteenth Century Music The Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries One additional course (3.0 credit hours) in Music, excluding Music 1000, Music 1011, Music 3200, and Music 3261, and including Ensemble Activities Four Music Ensemble Activity courses (6.0 credit hours) Note: Music Ensemble Activity participation is determined by the focus of the Music major and must be fulfilled as follows: Major Focus Studio wind & percussion Studio voice Music Ensemble Activity Wind Orchestra University Singers or Women s Chorus Studio pianist & guitarist Music Ensemble Activity 2450, Music Ensemble Activity 2451, and a minimum of two semesters (1.5 credit hours each) of: Contemporary and Electroacoustics Ensemble Jazz Ensemble Percussion Ensemble

9 BA_Music_Policy.Program.Proposal docx Attachment # Studio string Studio composition University Singers Vox Musica Wind Orchestra Women s Chorus Orchestra (or through other approved ensemble or Independent Study by permission of the Department of Music) Any of: Collaborative Piano/Guitar Contemporary and Electroacoustics Ensemble Jazz Ensemble Percussion Ensemble University Singers Vox Musica Wind Orchestra Women s Chorus (or through 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. Notes: credit hours 2 Only one offering of Music 3200 may count toward the Three of list. Additional offerings of Music 3200 may be taken as Music electives. 2 3 Ensemble Activity courses cannot be used to meet the /4000 level course requirement in the Music (Theory/History) major Each Music Ensemble Activity course counts as one-half course (1.5 credit hours). Students with a major in Music may earn credit for a maximum of eight Music Ensemble Activity courses (12.0 credit hours). See also: Bachelor of Music Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Education - Music/Music Education Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Education - Music/Music Education Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Management - Music Suggested Sequencing Plan See for a suggested sequencing plan for the Music major with a Theory/History Stream in the B.A. program. See for a suggested sequencing plan for the Music major with a General Stream in the B.A. program. Music (B.A.) Number of courses required for the major (includinges a maximum of four one-half MUSE courses in General Stream) (Independent Study - Optional; may not be counted in required courses for major) New: (Include new Calendar entry) ff. Music Department: Music (Faculty of Fine Arts) The major in Music is a broad, general program of study. Students complete a core of required courses and choose electives based on their areas of interest. Students may focus on scholarly and written work without requiring a high level of musical performance skills, although a degree of facility on an instrument is recommended. Students may also choose a performance focus supported by theory and history courses.

10 BA_Music_Policy.Program.Proposal docx Attachment # The program includes initial study in music history and theory courses and may include applied music instruction (Studio courses, Ensemble Activity courses and conducting). Entrance to Studio courses is dependent upon the results of an audition. Students will tailor their program depending on their interests in one or more areas such as history, theory, classical and/or contemporary music. Please refer to the program website ( for more information. Required courses: Music Western Art Music Music The Eighteenth Century Music Theory I 1 Music Musicianship Skills I Music Theory II 1 Music Musicianship Skills II Music Introduction to Music Technology Three of: Music Film Music Music Popular Music (Series) 2 Music Music in Recital Music World Music Music Portfolio in Music Industry Music Topics in Music Seven courses in Music (21.0 credit hours) including a minimum of five courses at the 3000/4000 level, excluding Music 1000 and Music 1011, and including no more than four Ensemble Activities 3 Notes: credit hours 2 Only one offering of Music 3200 may count toward the Three of list. Additional offerings of Music 3200 may be taken as Music electives. 3 Ensemble Activity courses cannot be used to meet the 3000/4000 level course requirement in the Music major Each Music Ensemble Activity course counts as one-half course (1.5 credit hours). Students with a major in Music may earn credit for a maximum of eight Music Ensemble Activity courses (12.0 credit hours). See also: Bachelor of Music Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Education - Music/Music Education Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Education - Music/Music Education Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Management - Music Suggested Sequencing Plan See for a suggested sequencing plan for the Music major in the B.A. program. Music (B.A.) Number of courses required for the major (including a maximum of four MUSE courses) (Independent Study - Optional; may not be counted in required courses for major) Coordination Required With Affected Units: (Documentation attached as required) Faculty: Date Sent: Approval Status: Authorized by: Date: Arts and Science Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Education Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Fine Arts Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date.

11 BA_Music_Policy.Program.Proposal docx Attachment # Health Sciences Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Management Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Graduate Studies Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Registrar s Office Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Other: Click here to enter text. Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Library Impact Statement Summary: The subject librarian s assessment of the impact of the proposed new course on the Library. Comments: Assessed by: Date: Click to enter a date. ASC Approval Status: Choose an item. CCC Approval Status: Choose an item. GFC Approval Status: Choose an item. Date: Click to enter a date. Date: Click to enter a date. Date: Click to enter a date.

12 MUSI 3200.Course.Change docx Originator James Dobbie Last saved by: Dobbie, James Attachment # Date: 01/03/ :35:34 AM Curriculum Coordinating Committee Course Change Proposal Form To be used to change previously legislated courses only. Faculty/School: Fine Arts Proposed Date of Implementation: May 1, 2017 Department/Division: Music Please explain: Course Title: Popular Music (Series) Course Subject Code: MUSI Course Number: 3200 Course is a Prerequisite/Corequisite? Yes No Cross-Listed Course: Details of Change: Change to offering note Rationale: MUSI 3200 can be used to meet a requirement and electives in the new proposed Music major in the B.A. as the content is appropriate for students in that program, so the note has been changed to reflect this. The change also clarifies that MUSI 3200 cannot be used as a required Music course in the B.Mus. as the Calendar does not actually refer to core courses in the B.Mus. Check all that apply: Current: New: Course Number Course Title Full Course Title SIS Course Title (max. 30 characters) Timetable note: Note: Former Course Title: Contact Hours per Week Lab Permanent Approved Limit Tutorial Permanent Approved Limit Other Hours Description (max. 125 words) Prerequisite(s) Corequisite(s) Recommended Background Grading

13 MUSI 3200.Course.Change docx Attachment # Offering Notes Not counted in the 16-course Arts and Science major or the core courses in the Music major. Not counted toward required Music courses in the B.Mus. degree. Equivalent Substantially Similar GLER Course Designation Cross-listed Courses Choose an item. Coordination Required with Affected Units: (Documentation attached as required) Faculty: Date Sent: Approval Status: Authorized by: Date: Arts and Science Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Education Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Fine Arts Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Health Sciences Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Management Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Graduate Studies Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Registrar s Office Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Other: Click here to enter text. Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. CCC Approval Status: Choose an item. Date: Click to enter a date.

14 MUSI 3261.Course.Change docx Originator James Dobbie Last saved by: Dobbie, James Attachment # Date: 01/03/ :34:51 AM Curriculum Coordinating Committee Course Change Proposal Form To be used to change previously legislated courses only. Faculty/School: Fine Arts Proposed Date of Implementation: May 1, 2017 Department/Division: Music Please explain: Course Title: Popular Music (Series) Course Subject Code: MUSI Course Number: 3261 Course is a Prerequisite/Corequisite? Yes No Cross-Listed Course: Details of Change: Change to offering note Rationale: MUSI 3261 can be used to meet a requirement and electives in the new proposed Music major in the B.A. as the content is appropriate for students in that program, so the note has been changed to reflect this. The change also clarifies that MUSI 3261 cannot be used as a required Music course in the B.Mus. as the Calendar does not actually refer to core courses in the B.Mus. Check all that apply: Current: New: Course Number Course Title Full Course Title SIS Course Title (max. 30 characters) Timetable note: Note: Former Course Title: Contact Hours per Week Lab Permanent Approved Limit Tutorial Permanent Approved Limit Other Hours Description (max. 125 words) Prerequisite(s) Corequisite(s) Recommended Background Grading

15 MUSI 3261.Course.Change docx Attachment # Offering Notes Not counted in the 16-course Arts and Science major or the core courses in the Music major. Not counted toward required Music courses in the B.Mus. degree. Equivalent Substantially Similar GLER Course Designation Cross-listed Courses Choose an item. Coordination Required with Affected Units: (Documentation attached as required) Faculty: Date Sent: Approval Status: Authorized by: Date: Arts and Science Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Education Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Fine Arts Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Health Sciences Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Management Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Graduate Studies Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Registrar s Office Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Other: Click here to enter text. Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. CCC Approval Status: Choose an item. Date: Click to enter a date.

16 MUSI 1000.Course.Change docx Attachment # Originator James Dobbie Last saved by: Dobbie, James Date: 01/03/ :32:54 AM Curriculum Coordinating Committee Course Change Proposal Form To be used to change previously legislated courses only. Faculty/School: Fine Arts Proposed Date of Implementation: May 1, 2017 Department/Division: Music Please explain: Course Title: Introduction to Music Course Subject Code: MUSI Course Number: 1000 Course is a Prerequisite/Corequisite? Yes No Cross-Listed Course: Details of Change: Change to offering note Rationale: The change to the offering note clarifies that MUSI 1000 cannot be used as a required Music course in the B.Mus. as the Calendar does not actually refer to core courses in the B.Mus. Check all that apply: Current: New: Course Number Course Title Full Course Title SIS Course Title (max. 30 characters) Timetable note: Note: Former Course Title: Contact Hours per Week Lab Permanent Approved Limit Tutorial Permanent Approved Limit Other Hours Description (max. 125 words) Prerequisite(s) Corequisite(s) Recommended Background Grading

17 MUSI 1000.Course.Change docx Attachment # Offering Notes Not counted in the basic16-course Arts and Science major or the core courses in the B.Mus. degree. Credit is not allowed for Music 1000 subsequent to the completion of Music Not counted in the basic16-course Arts and Science major or toward required Music courses in the B.Mus. degree. Credit is not allowed for Music 1000 subsequent to the completion of Music Equivalent Substantially Similar GLER Course Designation Cross-listed Courses Choose an item. Coordination Required with Affected Units: (Documentation attached as required) Faculty: Date Sent: Approval Status: Authorized by: Date: Arts and Science Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Education Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Fine Arts Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Health Sciences Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Management Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Graduate Studies Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Registrar s Office Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Other: Click here to enter text. Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. CCC Approval Status: Choose an item. Date: Click to enter a date.

18 MUSI 1011.Course.Change docx Attachment # Originator James Dobbie Last saved by: Dobbie, James Date: 01/03/ :33:20 AM Curriculum Coordinating Committee Course Change Proposal Form To be used to change previously legislated courses only. Faculty/School: Fine Arts Proposed Date of Implementation: May 1, 2017 Department/Division: Music Please explain: Course Title: Materials of Music Course Subject Code: MUSI Course Number: 1011 Course is a Prerequisite/Corequisite? Yes No Cross-Listed Course: Details of Change: Change to offering note Rationale: The change to the offering note clarifies that MUSI 1011 cannot be used as a required Music course in the B.Mus. as the Calendar does not actually refer to core courses in the B.Mus. Check all that apply: Current: New: Course Number Course Title Full Course Title SIS Course Title (max. 30 characters) Timetable note: Note: Former Course Title: Contact Hours per Week Lab Permanent Approved Limit Tutorial Permanent Approved Limit Other Hours Description (max. 125 words) Prerequisite(s) Corequisite(s) Recommended Background Grading

19 MUSI 1011.Course.Change docx Attachment # Offering Notes Not counted in the basic16-course Arts and Science major or the core courses in the B.Mus. degree. Credit is not allowed for Music 1011 subsequent to the completion of Music Not counted in the basic16-course Arts and Science major or toward required Music courses in the B.Mus. degree. Credit is not allowed for Music 1011 subsequent to the completion of Music Equivalent Substantially Similar GLER Course Designation Cross-listed Courses Choose an item. Coordination Required with Affected Units: (Documentation attached as required) Faculty: Date Sent: Approval Status: Authorized by: Date: Arts and Science Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Education Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Fine Arts Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Health Sciences Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Management Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Graduate Studies Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Registrar s Office Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. Other: Click here to enter text. Click to enter a date. Choose an item. Click to enter a date. CCC Approval Status: Choose an item. Date: Click to enter a date.

20 Item 4.2 MINORS IN MUSIC Prepared for Music Department Meeting, Mar. 3, 2016 by Adam Mason, Paul Sanden and Deanna Oye The Committee met on March 1, 2016 and developed two minors from current Music course offerings, stemming from our discussion at the February department meeting. Minor: General Music Studies This minor offers the most flexibility for students to take any course offered in Music, provided they have completed the necessary pre or co requisites and auditions (where required) and, of course, provided space is available. Required courses: Any 6 courses in Music including at least one course at the 3000 level or higher. (N.B. A maximum of 4 Music Ensemble Activity Courses may be counted toward this requirement.) Minor: Music in Popular Culture Required courses: Music 1011 Materials of Music Music 2500 Introduction to Music Technology ONE of: Music 3200 Popular Music (Series): History of Rock and Roll or Music 3200 Popular Music (Series): History of Rock and Roll Choose 3 courses from: Music 2850 Topics in Music: History of Musical Theatre Music 3030 Film Music Music 3200 Popular Music (Series): History of Jazz Music 3200 Popular Music (Series): History of Rock and Roll (if not taken as a required course) Music 3200 Popular Music (Series): History of Rock and Roll (if not taken as a required course) MOTION: That the Department of Music offer two minors (a Minor in General Music Studies and a Minor in Music in Popular Culture) as described in the attached document.

21 Chair's Report Just a reminder that we have Studio auditions this weekend (March 4/5). In addition, the two shortlisted MMus applicants will audition/interview on Friday, March 4 at 6:00 p.m. (RH) and 6:45 p.m. (W850). Update on the Piano position: The application deadline was last Friday, February 26 and the Music Search Committee has begun review of applications. About 50 applications have been received. We have made tentative plans to bring in three shortlisted candidates (as yet not selected) for their interview processes during the week of April Once the candidates and dates have been confirmed, I will inform everyone and encourage you all to take in as much of the process as possible (and offer your feedback). Associate VP Academic, Lesley Brown, is spearheading a committee looking into developing Continuing Education programs. What kinds of courses could the Department of Music offer? Thank you to everyone (faculty and students alike) who participated in EFAD this year! There has been great feedback and much enthusiasm from students and teachers.