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The Music Recording minor includes introductory music history and music theory courses as well as sound recording and commercial music production courses. 

Course Requirements

Course Title Quarter Hours
MUS 107GUIDE TO MUSIC THEORY4
MUS 100UNDERSTANDING MUSIC4
or MUS 277 GUIDE TO MUSIC THEORY II
REC 200INTRODUCTION TO SOUND RECORDING TECHNOLOGY2
REC 216PRO TOOLS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RECORDING STUDIO4
REC 307COMMERCIAL MUSIC PRODUCTION4
Select one of the following:4
COMPOSITION AND SOUND ART FOR NON-MUSIC MAJORS
ROCK MUSIC-THE BEATLES: MUSIC,AESTHETICS AND CULTURE
ROCK MUSICS OF THE WORLD
FROM WAGNER TO YOUTUBE: THE WEDDING OF MUSIC AND DRAMA
ROCK COMPOSITION
MUSIC OF THE WORLD'S PEOPLE
MUSIC OF THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1900
WOMEN AND MUSIC
CONTEMPORARY MUSICAL IMPROVISATION: SCRATCH ORCHESTRA
HISTORY OF THE BLUES
THAT HIGH LONESOME SOUND: THE HISTORY OF BLUEGRASS MUSIC
ITALIAN POPULAR SONGS IN CONTEXT: THEN AND NOW
INTRODUCTION TO SONGWRITING
COMMUNITY AUDIO ART PRODUCTION
MUSIC FOR DANCE
MUSIC AND VISUAL ART
THE GOSPEL MUSIC TRADITION IN AMERICA
JAZZ
POPULAR MUSIC OF AFRICA
OPERA
LOVE SONGS
CINEMATIC SOUNDS: THE ROLE OF MUSIC IN FILM
MUSICAL ENCOUNTERS OF THE PORTUGUESE EMPIRE
PUNK ROCK THROUGH THE YEARS: ISSUES & AESTHETICS
INTRODUCTION TO ETHNOMUSICOLOGY
ELECTRONICS FOR MUSICIANS
EDM AND THE ART OF ELECTRONIC MUSIC

A maximum of six ensemble credits may be applied to the additional courses requirement. In addition, credit will be given for musicianship courses taken as a former music major. 

Students who take both MUS 107 and MUS 277 are eligible to take COM 313.

Students majoring in Music are restricted from earning this minor. ​