Dec 11, 2024

College Catalog 2020-2021

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College Catalog 2020-2021 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Jazz Studies, BM

Bachelor of Music

The Bachelor of Music (B.M.) degree program is the principal undergraduate program in music, and nearly all of the undergraduate musicians are enrolled in it. It requires students to supplement their music studies with a prescribed number of courses in the Liberal Arts Department.

The B.M. degree program normally requires four years to complete. The minimum residency is two years for qualified and approved transfer students (three years for Voice majors). All requirements for the degree must be completed within seven years of a student’s original enrollment in the B.M. program. The curriculum outlines give the required distribution of credits for the B.M. degree.

First Year

JUILL 101 — Juilliard Colloquium 1 credit
Required of all first-year Dance, Drama, and Music students.
JUILL 102 — Essentials of Entrepreneurship in the Arts 1 credit
Required of all first-year Music students.

Major Studies

Instrument 10 credits
Annual Jury 0 credit

Performance Ensembles

PFENS J511-2 — Juilliard Jazz Orchestra 2 credits
PFENS J521-2 — Jazz Ensemble 4 credits

Music Departmental Studies

ETMUS 111-2 — Ear Training I 4 credits
THMUS 111J — Jazz Theory I: Melody, Rhythm and Harmony 3 credits
THMUS 211J — Jazz Theory II: World Melody & Rhythm 3 credits
MHMUS 111J — Jazz History I 3 credits

Specialized Studies

JZMUS 500 — Creative Ideas 1 credit per term **(See note below)
KSMUS 540J — Jazz Piano I for Non-Pianists 1 credit per term *

Liberal Arts

LARTS 111 — Ethics, Conscience, and the Good Life 3 credits
LARTS 112 — Society, Politics, and Culture 3 credits

Total Credits 1st Year: 37-41

Second Year

Major Studies

Instrument 10 credits
Annual Jury 0 credit

Performance Ensembles

PFENS J511-2 — Juilliard Jazz Orchestra 2 credits
PFENS J521-2 — Jazz Ensemble 4 credits

Music Departmental Studies

ETMUS 211-2 — Ear Training II 4 credits
THMUS 311J — Jazz Theory III: Chromatic Harmony 3 credits
THMUS 411J — Jazz Theory IV: Form 3 credits
MHMUS 211J — Jazz History II 3 credits
MHMUS 311J — Jazz History III 3 credits

Specialized Studies

JZMUS 500 — Creative Ideas 1 credit per term **(See note below)
KSMUS 542J — Jazz Piano II for Non-Pianists 1 credit per semester *
JZMUS 541-2 — Jazz Improvisation I, II 4 credits

Liberal Arts

LARTS 212 — Citizenship, Art, and Politics 3 credits
Liberal Arts Elective (LARTS 000) 3 credits

Total Credits 2nd Year: 44-46

Third Year

Major Studies

Instrument 10 credits
Annual Jury 0 credit

Performance Ensembles

PFENS J511-2 — Juilliard Jazz Orchestra 2 credits
PFENS J521-2 — Jazz Ensemble 4 credits

Music Departmental Studies

JZMUS 411 — Introduction to Jazz Arranging and Orchestration 3 credits
JZMUS 412 — Jazz Arranging and Composition 3 credits
MHMUS 211 — From 1700 to 1850 3 credits
MHMUS 311 — From 1850 to the Present 3 credits

Specialized Studies

JZMUS 500 — Creative Ideas 1 credit per term **(See note below)
JZMUS 510 — Jazz Business I 2 credits, 0 credit for Graduate students
JZMUS 511 — Jazz Business II 2 credits, 0 credit for Graduate students
JZMUS 321 — Jazz Seminar 1 credit

Liberal Arts

Liberal Arts Electives (LARTS 000-0) 6 credits

Total Credits 3rd Year: 40

Fourth Year

Major Studies

Instrument 10 credits
Graduation Jury 0 credit
Recital 1 credit

Performance Ensembles

PFENS J511-2 — Juilliard Jazz Orchestra 2 credits
PFENS J521-2 — Jazz Ensemble 4 credits

Music Departmental Studies

Music Elective 3 credits (as advised)

MHMUS 411J — Jazz History IV 3 credits

Specialized Studies

JZMUS 500 — Creative Ideas 1 credit per term **(See note below)
JZMUS 421 — The Jazz Community Project 0 credit

Liberal Arts

Liberal Arts Electives (LARTS 000-0) 6 credits

Total Credits 4th Year: 33

TOTAL CREDITS 145-149

Special Notes:

* Two years of Jazz Piano required of all non-keyboard majors.

Drummers and Saxophone students are required to take doubles classes (JZMUS R001 , JZMUS R002 ) in addition to major lessons.

**Creative Ideas (JZMUS 500). Undergraduate students are required to attend this course for 7 semesters for a total of 7 credits.