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Dec 04, 2024
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[DRAFT] Course Catalog 2025-2026 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Music Minor
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The minor consists of a minimum of 5 full courses (or the equivalent).
Note: Students must earn minimum grades of C- or P for all courses that apply toward the minor.
View the catalog page for the musical studies program.
The minor in music is designed for College of Arts and Sciences students who want to structure and organize their studies in the Conservatory of Music during their time at Oberlin. The specific requirements provide basic guidance while also allowing students to explore and pursue a variety of music-focused classes and activities and to follow their own interests.
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Summary of Requirements
Five full courses (or the equivalent) must be taken in at least three of the following four distribution areas:
Note(s) on Requirements
- If a student is enrolled in or has completed a course that is not listed below, they can petition the curricular committee to apply the course toward the minor.
Detailed Minor Requirements
Academic Courses
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The academic area typically includes music theory (MUTH) and musicology (MUSY) courses. Any course in these disciplines can count for this requirement. With approval from the committee, one music/sound-focused course from the college may also count for this area.
The following courses may be of particular interest for students pursuing this minor.
Creative Practice Courses
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Creative practice courses include all courses and/or lessons in TIMARA (TECH) and composition (COMP) and jazz composition/arranging. With approval from the committee, one music/sound-focused course from the college may also count for this area.
The following courses may be of particular interest for students pursuing this minor.
Musical Communities and Professional Practices Courses
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Any course or credit-bearing project with the PACE or PROF subject code can count toward this requirement.
The following courses may be of particular interest for students pursuing this minor.
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