Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
https://www.towson.edu/cofac/departments/music/programs/applied-music-certificate/
Concentrations: Music Performance, Music Composition, Conducting
Program Director: Dr. Eva Mengelkoch
Phone: 410-704-2827
Email: [email protected]
The Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Applied Music (performance, composition and conducting) is a degree program that provides concentrated study for students with a bachelor's degree in music. The Certificate program includes 9 units of required course work and 3 units of electives. The units earned in the PBC may be applied to the Master of Music degree.
The learning outcomes for the Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Applied Music differ by concentration. These outcomes are demonstrated in MUSC 699, the Post Baccalaureate Certificate Recital.
Outcome 1:
Performance Concentration (Sound Production, Rhythm and Ensemble)
Composition Concentration (Compositional treatment of voices/ instruments, Maturity of compositional language; Compositional development of musical ideas; Performer selection and preparation)
Conducting Concentration (Sound Production, Rhythm and Ensemble)
Outcome 2:
Performance Concentration (Technique)
Composition Concentration (Quality of demonstrated rehearsal techniques and management; Quality of attained intonation, musicality, ensemble precision; Quality of Stage presence and overall presentation)
Conducting Concentration (Technique)
Outcome 3:
Performance Concentration (Musicianship and Interpretation, Stage Presence and Overall Presentation, Other Discipline Specific Performance Values)
Composition Concentration (Compositional clarity and coherence in music, Evident awareness of contemporary context for work, Quality of program notes/verbal address)
Conducting Concentration (Musicianship and Interpretation, Stage Presence and Overall Presentation, Other Discipline Specific Performance Values)