Alert: Due to the current heat wave and renovations taking place, all day and evening classes on the Randolph Campus are cancelled Wed. Sept. 1, Thurs. Sept. 2, and Friday, Sept. 3. Offices will remain open. Classes will resume as normal on Saturday, Sept. 4.

Electronic Music

Home  >  Academics  >  Degrees and Certificates Offered  >  Electronic Music  

Electronic Music

Code2170

A Music Technology Option

The Electronic Music option introduces students to the history, equipment and techniques of composing, arranging and performing music using electronic technology. Students will learn theory and have hands-on experience with analog and digital technology, MIDI and General MIDI sampling, sound output systems and tape recording. Students will also use computer technology to create electronic music and learn techniques and application of software programs dealing with music recording, notation, sound editors and sound libraries. All students must audition and pass a theory placement exam or register for MUS 011 Basic Musicianship, MUS 152 Piano I, and MUS 176 Aural Comprehension, during the first semester. Any student who receives a grade of “D” in any music core course must repeat the course and is required to see the Music Department Chairperson before registering for their next semester.
 
Music Technology
Associate in Science Degree
These specialized career programs are designed to prepare students for entry into the job market or to continue their studies at four-year colleges.
Related Fields
Important Information