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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
Degree Programs
Music Major
Music Education Emphasis
Performance Emphasis
Music Minor
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

STUDENT HANDBOOK - private applied lessons

Music majors must enroll in private lessons on their principal instrument each semester they attend USC, with the exception of the semester of student teaching. All music majors enroll for and receive a one-hour lesson each week. Music minors also enroll for one-hour lessons. Non-majors who desire private lessons and music majors who wish to study a secondary instrument may do so with the permission of the instructor. Non-majors enroll for a one-half-hour lesson each week, and may enroll for a one-hour lesson, if the instructor can accommodate the extra time in the schedule.

Applied lessons include performance on Music Symposium and a jury performance, considered the final examination.

Music majors enrolled in applied lessons must perform a minimum of two appropriate solo works, approved by the instructor, on a minimum of one student Symposium recital each semester.

Students taking private applied lessons must practice a sufficient amount each week as specified by their instructor in order to be adequately prepared for the lesson. Students who are not prepared for a given lesson may be dismissed at the instructor's discretion and a grade of "F" assigned for that lesson.

Other pertinent information regarding applied study, including lesson fees, numbering system, and Junior/Senior Recital course numbers may be found in the university catalog.

Lesson Grades
Each lesson will be assigned a grade by the instructor. Each lesson grade is based on performance in the lesson, the preparedness level of the student, and assignments completed. The lesson grades will comprise a portion of the applied grade for the semester. Each instructor will set and publish guidelines for required practice time each week, according to each specific degree track. If a student is unprepared for a specific lesson, the instructor may assign a grade of "F" for that lesson. Lessons missed by the student are not required to be made up by the instructor. Lessons missed by the instructor will be made up in a timely manner and at a time mutually agreeable to the student and instructor.

Jury Examinations
Students registered for applied lessons must perform a jury examination before a faculty panel at the end of each semester. Non-majors may be exempt from this requirement at the discretion of the applied instructor. Jury examinations will occur during exam week. Sign up sheets for performance times will be posted no later than two weeks in advance of the jury date. The jury exam is graded by each of the faculty members present and will comprise a portion of the student's semester grade for applied lessons. Students may elect not to perform a jury if a Junior or Senior Recital is performed successfully. The student must perform competently the required materials and repertoire assigned by the instructor as well as the appropriate scales, rudiments, or other technical exercises. Please see Appendix G for copies of the Jury Grading Forms.



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