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Drama Graduate Studies: Acting
	• DRAMA 647 — Speech I: Practice
	• DRAMA 649 — Voice I: Practice and Poetry
	• DRAMA 714-724 — Scene Study II
	• DRAMA 715-725 — Masks II
	• DRAMA 728 — Physical Comedy
	• DRAMA 731-741 — Alexander Technique II
	• DRAMA 736-746 — Singing
	• DRAMA 737-747 — Speech II: Application and Expansion
	• DRAMA 739-749 — Voice II: Application and Expansion
	• DRAMA 814-824 — Scene Study III
	• DRAMA 831-841 — Alexander Technique III
	• DRAMA 833 — Makeup Techniques
	• DRAMA 836 — Singing for Performance
	• DRAMA 838 — Suzuki
	• DRAMA 839-849 — Voice III: Synthesis and Transformation
	• DRAMA 842 — Character in Motion
	• DRAMA 845-846 — Acting on Camera I
	• DRAMA 847 — Speech III: Accents and Dialects
	• DRAMA 911 — Actor Presentations
	• DRAMA 914 — Scene Study IV
	• DRAMA 931-941 — Alexander Technique IV
	• DRAMA 934 — Movement IV
	• DRAMA 936 — Individual Singing Instruction
Drama Graduate Studies
	• DRAMA 617S — Film History and Grammar: A Global Perspective
	• DRAMA 620H — Poetry
	• DRAMA 625S — Story
	• DRAMA 626S — Methodologies of Directing
	• DRAMA 637S — Elements of Producing
	• DRAMA 638S — Pedagogy
	• DRAMA 649H — American Theater Landscape
	• DRAMA 651H-612H — Dramaturgy and Context
	• DRAMA 947-948 — Bridge to the Profession
Drama Performance Projects and the Profession (Combined)
	• DRAMA 115-116 — Rehearsal Projects I
	• DRAMA 215-216 — Rehearsal Projects II
	• DRAMA 315 — Fall Performance Project
	• DRAMA 316-316B — Spring Performance Project
	• DRAMA 415 — Fall Project
	• DRAMA 416-416B — Spring Project I: Fourth Year Rep
	• DRAMA 416B — Spring Project II: Actor Presentations
	• DRAMA 500 — Community Meetings/Play Labs
	• DRAMA 510 — Drama Performances
	• DRAMA 547 — Playwrights Projects
	• DRAMA 550 — Practicalities for the Artist
	• DRAMA 588 — Individual Coachings
	• DRAMA 598 — Independent Projects
Studio Lessons
	• BNHMU 100 — Baroque Bassoon
	• BNWMU 100 — Bassoon
	• BSJMU 100 — Jazz Bass
	• BTBMU 100 — Bass Trombone
	• CLWMU 100 — Clarinet
	• CPCMU 100 — Composition
	• DBHMU 100 — Baroque Double Bass
	• DBSMU 100 — Double Bass
	• DMJMU 100 — Jazz Drums
	• FHBMU 100 — Horn
	• FLHMU 100 — Baroque Flute
	• FLJMU 100 — Jazz Flute
	• FLWMU 100 — Flute
	• GUJMU 100 — Jazz Guitar
	• GUSMU 100 — Guitar
	• HNHMU 100 — Baroque Horn
	• HPSMU 100 — Harp
	• HSHMU 100 — Harpsichord
	• OBHMU 100 — Baroque Oboe
	• OBWMU 100 — Oboe
	• OCNMU 100 — Orchestral Conducting
	• ORKMU 100 — Organ
	• PCKMU 100 — Collaborative Piano
	• PEPMU 100 — Percussion
	• PIHMU 100 — Plucked Instruments
	• PNJMU 100 — Jazz Piano
	• PNKMU 100 — Piano
	• RCHMU 100 — Recorder
	• SXJMU 100 — Jazz Saxophone
	• TBBMU 100 — Trombone
	• TBJMU 100 — Jazz Trombone
	• TPBMU 100 — Trumpet
	• TPHMU 100 — Baroque Trumpet
	• TPJMU 100 — Jazz Trumpet
	• TUBMU 100 — Tuba
	• VAHMU 100 — Baroque Viola
	• VASMU 100 — Viola
	• VBJMU 100 — Jazz Vibraphone
	• VCHMU 100 — Baroque Cello
	• VCSMU 100 — Cello
	• VGHMU 100 — Viola da Gamba
	• VNHMU 100 — Baroque Violin
	• VNSMU 100 — Violin
	• VOJMU 100 — Jazz Voice
	• VOVMU 100 — Voice
Ear Training
	• ETMUS 111-112 — Ear Training I
	• ETMUS 211-212 — Ear Training II
	• ETMUS 301-301G — Advanced Ear Training for Singers
	• ETMUS 311-312 — Ear Training III
	• ETMUS 411-412 — Ear Training IV
	• ETMUS 511X-512X — Ear Training IxIIx
Keyboard Studies
	• KSMUS 100SR-200SR — Keyboard Sight-Reading
	• KSMUS 111-112 — Keyboard Skills I
	• KSMUS 141 — Piano Class I
	• KSMUS 142 — Piano Class II

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