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1 BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MUSIC . BACHELOR OF MUSIC IN performance . BACHELOR OF MUSIC education . MUSIC . The study of MUSIC at Kentucky Wesleyan College provides students with the opportunity to pursue a quality undergraduate major in one of our superior MUSIC programs. Students gain a broad Arts administrator performer understanding of its scope and contribution to society. Band director Minister of MUSIC Chamber MUSIC educator Students have opportunities to perform individually and in musician MUSIC producer ensembles. Private study is also available. Choral conductor Organist Choral singer Pianist Composer Studio musician The Kentucky Wesleyan Singers showcase a select vocal ensemble Instrumental Worship leader in a wide variety of beautiful choral repertoire. The Singers maintain an active schedule with many performances each year at churches, schools, businesses and charitable organizations.

2 Recent tours have taken the choir to venues including Carnegie Hall and Duke University Chapel. The Wesleyan Chorale provides an opportunity for students to sing with the Owensboro Symphony Chorus. Instrumental ensembles, such as the Wind Ensemble, Chamber Orchestra and Concert Band, provide performance opportunities for students and community members. These ensembles present several concerts a year in area schools, churches and local venues such as RiverPark Center and Owensboro Convention Center. Students from these ensembles also support our nationally recognized basketball teams by participating in the Wesleyan Pep Band. Students have opportunities for internships with professional MUSIC corporations, including churches, the RiverPark Center, Owensboro Symphony Orchestra, Wax Works, International Bluegrass MUSIC Museum and Owensboro and Daviess County Public Schools.

3 Industry professionals serve as guest lecturers and add their insight and expertise to the formal curriculum. For more information about the MUSIC program, contact Dr. Diane Earle at For more information about the elementary education program, please contact Dr. James Alexander at Fall Semester: Spring Semester: CL 101: Computer Literacy CART 141: Basic Public Speaking ENGL 101: Writing Workshop I with Laboratory Elective EXSC 101: Fitness and Wellness ENGL 102: Writing Workshop II. KW 101: Freshman Seminar MUS (Applied). MUS (Applied) MUS (Ensemble). MUS (Ensemble) MUS 140: Aural Skills II. MUS 139: Aural Skills I MUS 148: MUSIC Theory II. MUS 147: MUSIC Theory I. Fall Semester: Spring Semester: ENGL 200: Approaching Literature General education Course (Humanities). General education Course (REL) MATH. MUS (Applied) MUS (Applied).

4 MUS (Ensemble) MUS (Ensemble). MUS (History) MUS (History). MUS 235: MUSIC Theory III MUS (Sequence). MUS 218. Fall Semester: Spring Semester: Elective Elective General education Course (Humanities) General education Course (Aesthetics). General education Course (Social Science) General education Course (Multicultural). MUS (Ensemble) General education Course (Social Science). MUS (History) MUS (Ensemble). MUS 322: Piano/Organ Pedagogy MUS (Internship). Fall Semester: Spring Semester: Elective Elective Elective Elective General education Course (Science) Elective MUS 377: Conducting General education Course (Science). MUS 390: Ensemble Assistantship General education Course (Social Science). MUS 400: Independent Study MUS 401. For more information about the elementary education program, please contact Dr. James Alexander at