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Dr. Mark Hudson, Chair
Roxanne Billings, Administrative Assistant
Capps Capozzolo Academic Center for the Arts
Room 175
2200 Bonforte Blvd.
Pueblo, CO 81001-4901
Phone:
719-549-2552
Fax:
719-549-2969
Email:
music@colostate-pueblo.edu
Faculty
Brass:
Allan Eberhardt (trumpet)
Todd Sizer
(tuba and euphonium)
Rick Crafts
(low brass)
Dr Mark Hudson (horn)

Conducting
Jacob Chi (orchestral)
Dr. Mark Hudson (instrumental)
Dr. Dana Ihm (choral)

Guitar (classical and non-classical)
Ben Cantu

Bass Guitar
Scott Webring

Piano
 James Duncan
Greg Creager
Victoria Markowski

Jazz Studies
Ben Cantu
Brad Eastin
Allan Eberhardt
Aaron Turner

Music Education
Dr. Mark Hudson
Dr. Dana Ihm
Dr. Jennifer Shadle-Peters

Music History and Literature
Dr. Jacob Chi

Composition
Dr. Jacob Chi
James Duncan

Music Technology
Todd Sizer

Music Theory
James Duncan
Mike De Luca
Allan Eberhardt (jazz)

Percussion
Aaron Turner

Strings
Veronika String Quartet - Quartet in Residence
Veronika Afanassieva (violin)
Karine Garibova (violin)
Ekaterina Dobrotvorskaia (viola)
Mary Artmann (cello)
Scott Webring (bass)

Voice
Barbara Beck
Betsy Barto
Nola Reid

Woodwinds
Brad Eastin
Dina Hollingsworth
Student Handbook
Introduction
Mission, Goals and Objectives
Degrees Offered
Degree Requirements
Attendance Requirements
Teacher Certification
Financial Aid
Practice Rooms
Lockers
Instruments
Keys
Music Symposium
Music Technology Lab
Reserving the Recital Hall
Music Ensembles
Student Organizations
Accompanying Regulations
Private Applied Lessons
Junior Qualifying Examination
Piano Proficiency Examination
Concerts, Solo and Joint Recitals
Appendix A:
Checklist for Preparing a Music Dept. Performance
Appendix B:
Curricular Charts
Appendix C:
Guidelines for Departmental Recitals
Appendix D:
Sample Programs
Appendix E:
Music Student Publicity Questionnaire
Appendix F:
Copy of Music Scholarship Contract
Appendix G:
Sample Jury Grading Forms
Events Calendar
Check back often as postings of upcoming concerts, workshops, and other special events will continue to be posted regularly.
Ensembles
Music Ensembles at CSU-Pueblo are open to qualified non-music major students.
Scholarships are available for non-majors who enroll in and successfully participate in music ensembles.
Contact the Department of Music for more information.
Scholarships
Audition Dates
Caroline Cramer-Voss Music Scholarship Fund
Audition Information
Audition Performance Requirements
MUSIC FEST
Music Fest Info:
(719) 549-2552

Sangre De Cristo
Art Center (Tickets):
(719) 295-7200

DEGREE PROGRAMS - performance emphasis

ACADEMIC PLANNING SHEET
BA MUSIC (Performance Emphasis)

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY - PUEBLO
DEPARTMENT CHAIR: DR. MARK HUDSON
PHONE: 719-549-2809/2552 OR
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: TAMRA AXWORTHY
PHONE: 719-549-2552

SUGGESTED COURSE SEQUENCE - Advisors: Professor James Duncan, Dr. Jacob Chi
 
Fall Semester
Spring Semester

First
Year

ENG101 Composition I
MUS150 Music Theory I
MUS151 Aural Skills I
MUS118 Music Appreciation (special section for majors)
MUS101 Music Performance Symposium (credit option recommended for Elective credit)
Primary Ensemble
Applied Lesson
Elective (Vocal Techniques recommended)
MUS127 Functional Piano I

TOTAL SEMESTER HOURS  

3
3
1
3

0-1


1
2
1
1
_____
15-16

 ENG102 Composition II
MATH 109 or higher
MUS210 Music Theory II
MUS211 Aural Skills II
MUS101 Music Performance Symposium (credit option recommended for Elective credit)
Primary Ensemble
Applied Lesson
MUS227 Functional Piano II
MUS105 Music and Computer Tech I


TOTAL SEMESTER HOURS
3
3
3
1
0-1


1
2
1
1

_____
15-16 

Second
Year

 Foreign Language I
MUS250 Music Theory III
MUS251 Aural Skills III
MUS201 Music Performance Symposium (credit option recommended for Elective credit)
Primary Ensemble
Applied Lesson
Social Science course


TOTAL SEMESTER HOURS
4-5
3
1
0-1


1
2
3

_____
14-16 
 Foreign Language II
MUS310 Music Theory IV
MUS311 Aural Skills IV
MUS303 Music and Computer Tech II
MUS201 Music Performance Symposium (credit option recommended for Elective credit)
Primary Ensemble
Applied Lesson
Secondary Ensemble

TOTAL SEMESTER HOURS
4-5
3
1
1
0-1


1
2
1
_____
13-15 

Third
Year

 HIST History course
MUS305/355 Music History I or II
MUS301 Music Performance Symposium (credit option recommended for Elective credit)
Applied Lesson (upper div.)
Primary Ensemble (upper div.)
MUS357 Orchestration and Arranging
Social Science course

TOTAL SEMESTER HOURS
3
3
0-1


2
1
3
3
____
15-16
 MUS301 Music Performance Symposium (credit option recommended for Elective credit)
MUS355 Music History II
Junior Recital
Primary Ensemble (upper div.)
Social Science course
Lab Science course
MUS358 Basic Conducting

TOTAL SEMESTER HOURS
0-1


3
2
1
3
4
2
____
15-16

Fourth
Year

 Lab Science course
MUS401 Music Performance Symposium (credit option recommended for Elective credit)
Secondary Ensemble (upper div.)
MUS359 Advanced Conducting
Electives
Primary Ensemble (upper div.)
Applied Lesson (upper div.)

TOTAL SEMESTER HOURS
4
0-1


1
2
4
1
2
____
14-15
 Electives
Primary Ensemble (upper div.)
MUS401 Music Performance Symposium (credit option recommended for Elective credit)
Senior Recital




TOTAL SEMESTER HOURS
9-11
1
0-1


2



____
12-15

Note: Students must pass the Piano Proficiency Exam for graduation.
Students must have 40 hours of upper division credits.
Participation in both Primary and Secondary ensembles continues each semester throughout the undergraduate program.
Piano majors take MUS347 - Piano Pedagogy in lieu of Functional Piano courses.
Piano majors must take MUS346 - Piano Literature as a portion of Electives courses
Voice majors must take MUS323 - Diction for Singers as a portion of Electives courses

DISCLAIMER: The Academic Planning Sheet is designed as a guide for students planning their course selections. The information on this page provides only a suggested schedule. Actual course selections should be made with the advice and consent of an academic advisor. While accurately portraying the information contained in the college catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that document. Students should become familiar with the catalog in effect at the time in which they entered the institution.


Graduation Requirement:
120 semester hours, minimum
40 semester hours upper division
NOTE: See the Department of Music Student Handbook for additional requirements.

General Education Requirements:
35 semester hours

Major Core Requirements:

Required Semester Hours:  48 semester hours

Transfer Students:

Course Completed elsewhere
CSU-Pueblo equivalent
(Ex: English 101)
(Ex: English 101)
(attach transcript(s) and transfer evaluation)

Specific Requirements for the Bachelor of Arts in Music:
Performance Emphasis (14 semester hours)

Free Electives (15-21 semester hours)

Additional Graduation Requirements:

DISCLAIMER: The Academic Planning Sheet is designed as a guide for students planning their course selections. The information on this page provides only a suggested schedule. Actual course selections should be made with the advice and consent of an academic advisor. While accurately portraying the information contained in the college catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that document. Students should become familiar with the catalog in effect at the time in which they entered the institution.


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