Music

The Minor in Music offers many options for Seton Hall students with a passion for music. Whether you are a performer, sound designer, or someone without prior music experience who is passionate about the place of music in our world, you can tailor the Music Minor curriculum to make a path of study suited to you. Students pursuing the Music Minor can select 1 of 2 areas of focus, Applied Music or Music Explorations.

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Curriculum

Applied Music Concentration (15 credits)

Required Courses (6 credits)

Select two (2) sequential courses from the list below:

MUTH 1099 Songwriting and Fundamentals of Music
MUTH 2500 Musicianship I (previously Theory I)
MUTH 2510 Musicianship II (previously Theory II)
MUTH 3111 Musicianship III (previously Theory III)
MUTH XXXX Music Form and Style*

Music Electives (9 credits)

Select nine (9) credits from available course inventory in Music (MUAP, MUHI, MUTH)

Music Exploration Concentration (15 credits)

Required Course (3 credits)

MUHI 1102 Music and Civilizations

Music Electives (12 credits)

Select 12 credits from the following:

MUHI 1108 American Music as an Agent of Change
MUTH 1099 Songwriting and Music Fundamentals
MUAP2149 Sound, Technology, and Culture
MUHI 1134 Music of Broadway
MUHI 2470 or COBF 2470 Music and Film
3 credits of Ensemble (MUAP1151, 1161, 1211, or 1221)

*(Music Form and Style can be taken after Musicianship II)

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Faculty

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Dena Levine
Associate Professor of Music
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Gloria Thurmond
Faculty Associate of Music ( retired )
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Jason Tramm
Associate Professor and Director of Choral Activities
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