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2008-2009 Academic Year
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Room and Board: $7,860~
Total for 12 months: $34,228
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Graduate Diploma: $16863
Room and Board: $13,700
Total for 12 Months: $35,000
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The School of
Music Population
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No. of Students (Music Majors)
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1,685
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Undergraduate Students
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866
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Graduate Students
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636
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Non-degree Students
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75
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No. of Faculty (Full Time)
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150
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By Instrument (Majors Only), Fall, 2000
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Violin
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100
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Viola
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40
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Cello
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66
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Double Bass
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39
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Flute
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40
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Oboe
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17
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Clarinet
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50
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Bassoon
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22
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Saxophone
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38
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Horn
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43
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Trumpet
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65
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Trombone
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45
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Euphonium
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4
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Tuba
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20
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Piano
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207
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Organ
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51
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Harp
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22
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Percussion
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37
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ÇкΠPre-Screen Recording¿ä±¸
Piano
Violin
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Voice
Composition (requires a portfolio)
Recording Arts (requires a portfolio)
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Piano
Violin
Classical Guitar
Voice
CompositionDoctoral applicants in woodwinds
Doctoral applicants in strings
All applicants to Music Theory
All applicants to Musicology
All applicants to Orchestral Conducting
All applicants to Wind Conducting
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Voice
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Pre-Screen CD, audiocassette, or
videocassette¿ä±¸µÊ) |
Bachelor of
Music (B.M.)
Bachelor of Music Education (B.M.E)
Bachelor of Science in Music and an Outside Field (B.S.O.F.)
- one art song in English;
- one art song in a language other than English; and
- one selection of the applicant's choice. In exceptional
cases, applicants may be asked to send a final audition tape rather than a
screening tape. Label that tape "final audition tape."
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M.M.
applicants should prepare the following:
- one German lied;
- one French mélodie;
- two arias, at least one of which is from an opera; and
- one art song in English. At least two selections will be
heard.
Performer
Diploma (P.D.)
same repertoire as the MM plus another two
selections of the applicant¡¯s choice. |
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Violin |
Bachelor of
Music (B.M.)
Bachelor of Music Education (B.M.E)
Bachelor of Science in Music and an Outside Field (B.S.O.F.)
No accompaniment is required.
(1) the first movement of a standard major concerto with cadenza
(if it has one), or second and third movements of a standard major concerto; and
(2) two movements of an unaccompanied partita or sonata by J.S. Bach. All pieces
must be presented from memory. |
Master of
Music (M.M.)
Performer Diploma (P.D.)
- two contrasting movements from a Bach solo sonata or
partita;
- an entire major concerto; and
- a Paganini caprice or some other type of virtuoso display
piece. All pieces must be presented from memory
Doctor of Music (D.M.)
D.M. applicants must present the same as above but also a sonata (with piano, if
possible).
Doctor of Music applicants must submit a prescreening tape |
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Violincello |
Bachelor of
Music (B.M.)
Bachelor of Music Education (B.M.E)
Bachelor of Science in Music and an Outside Field (B.S.O.F.)
Two contrasting pieces. Transfer students should prepare two movements of a solo
Bach work
and a solo for their choice.
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M.M. and P.D. applicants should
prepare:
- two contrasting movements from a Bach solo suite and/or a
sonata with piano;
- and a major concerto.
D.M. applicants should
prepare:
- two contrasting movements from a Bach solo suite;
- a sonata with piano; and
- a major concerto.
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Viola |
Bachelor of
Music (B.M.)
Bachelor of Music Education (B.M.E)
Bachelor of Science in Music and an Outside Field (B.S.O.F.)
Applicants should prepare two contrasting pieces. Transfer students should
prepare two movements of a solo Bach work and a solo of their choice. |
Master of
Music (M.M.)
Performer Diploma (P.D.)
Doctor of Music (D.M.)
All applicants should prepare excerpts from a recital program, including no
fewer than three pieces.
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Composition |
Bachelor of
Music (B.M.)
- a portfolio of two to four compositions
- a chronological list of completed compositions, including
date, instrumentation, duration,, and any performances
- Recordings of performances are recommended; if possible,
these should be compiled on one CD with the track list indicated on the CD
case.
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Master of
Music (M.M.)
Doctor of Music (D.M.)
(1) a portfolio to four to six compositions
representing a variety of forms and media;
(2) a chronological list of completed compositions, including date of
composition, instrumentations, duration,
and any performances;
(3) if possible, recordings or performances, preferably compiled on one CD with
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Piano |
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Bachelor of
Music (B.M.)
(1) one Prelude and Fugue from J.S. Bach, Well-Tempered Clavier;
(2) any complete Beethoven Sonata (except Op. 49, Nos. 1 and 2 and Op. 79);
(3) a romantic work demonstrating considerable technical accomplishment; and
(4) a twentieth or twenty-first-century work of the applicant¡¯s choice. All
pieces must be presented from memory. Any sonata presented should be presented
in its entirety.All B.M.E., B.M. Composition, B.M. Jazz
Studies, and B.S.O.F.
(1) one Prelude and Fugue from J.S. Bach, Well-Tempered Clavier;
(2) any first movement of a Sonata by Beethoven, Haydn, or Mozart; and
(3) a short work from the nineteenth or twentieth century. All pieces must be
presented from memory. |
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Master of Music (M.M.), Doctor of Music (D.M.)
All graduate applicants should prepare from memory three major contrasting works
from different styles and periods. Any sonata presented should be presented in
its entirety. Master of Music and Performer Diploma applicants who are admitted
on the basis of a taped audition will be required to perform one piece of their
choice during the first week of the semester. Applicants must also submit a
complete repertoire of works performed or studied at the time of application to
Indiana University Jacobs School of Music.
Doctor of Music auditions in piano are granted only after the
faculty has reviewed screening CDs. CDs should be received by the Office of
Music Admissions no later than January 10, 2008. The CD repertoire should be of
substantial scope and length, and the CD should be accompanied by a complete
list of repertoire ever learned by the applicant (solo, chamber, and concerto),
a written personal statement about the applicant's goals for the degree, and an
endorsement from the applicant's most recent piano teacher.
Doctoral applicants whose
screening CDs are selected for an in-person audition will perform for the
faculty on February 25 or 26, 2008. The committee will choose one-half hour of
music from a one-hour long recital program. The program may include pieces
submitted as part of the screening process. In addition, applicants will be
interviewed by members of the department regarding the program and repertoire
list.
In addition, applicants will be
interviewed by members of the department regarding the program and the
repertoire list.
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