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Next: BACHELOR OF ARTS WITH Up: Courses of Instruction Previous: Medieval and Early Modern
Music (MUS)
Donald Chamberlain (chair), Lisa Hearne, Martin Hearne, James Martin,
Jama Stilwell
Adjunct Faculty/Academic Staff: Jonathon Thull
Cornell College offers majors in Music within the framework of the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Special Studies degrees. The Department of Music oversees the Bachelor of Music degree, with majors either in Performance or in Music Education. The degree options, majors, the minor, and regulations governing lessons and ensembles are given below.
Music Lessons at Cornell: Students register for Solo Performance courses (music lessons) at the beginning of Term One and Term Six. These courses are taught over four consecutive terms. Registration entails additional costs (see Music Lessons, Fees). Students may withdraw from these courses only during the first of the four terms. If a student withdraws from a Solo Performance course during the drop period, he or she will be charged only for the lessons scheduled between the beginning of the course and the date when the course is officially dropped, and no entry concerning the course will appear on the student's transcript. After the drop period has expired, if a student ceases to attend, a grade of F will appear on the student's transcript and the student will be billed for the full semester charge. All music scholarship students (except Music Recognition Scholarship students) must be enrolled in music lessons to retain their scholarships.
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