Commercial Music Technology is an exciting program at Malone College that focuses on today's music. The curriculum demands that interested students learn to master all facets of music technology, recording, song writing, performance, and producing.
The degree is a 4-year program that requires students to play in ensembles, take music theory and keyboard training classes, work on their song writing/composition skills, and learn about all the technologies available to them.
Prospective students interested in this degree should contact Jack Ballard (330) 471-8332 for more information. You may write Mr. Ballard at jballard@malone.edu.
All incoming CMUS majors must take theory and keyboard placement tests. These will be offered on Monday, February 19 and Saturday, March 16, 2007. Theory placement tests and keyboard testing will be offered in Founders Hall. To sign up for each of these placement tests, please call Jack Ballard at (330) 471-8332.
Bachelor of Arts in
Commercial Music Technology
Keyboard Harmony I and II
Music Theory I and II
Aural Skills I and II
Intro Music Industry Principles
Music Technology
Electroacoustic Ensemble
Intro to Recording and Sound Reinforcement
Jazz Theory and Songwriting
Studio Theory, Physics of Sound and Acoustics
The History & Philosophy of Christian Music in Worship
Advanced Music Technology
Music Production
Intro to Multi Track Recording
Advanced Recording Techniques I and II
Audio Portfolio
Internship
Music Business Survey
Audio for Video Techniques
Ethnomusicology
Ensembles Include:
Electro-Acoustic Ensemble
Jazz Ensemble
Marching Band/Symphonic Band (scholarships available)
Chorale
Women's Concert Choir (scholarships available for vocalists)
Piano Ensemble
Students must earn at least 47 credit hours in the major area, 59-61 credit hours in general education, and 16-18 credit hours in electives.
