Please see our Web site at http://www.ius.edu/music for more information.

Scholarships/Awards

• Rasmussen Scholarship Award in Music
• Martha K. Stem Scholarship in Music
• James A. Poteet Award for Band
• Eric Schansberg Award for Strings
• Wil Greckel Music Scholarship
• IU Southeast Music Composition Scholarship

Degree Requirements

Admission to the Music Department is by audition only. Students applying for admission into the Music Department at Indiana University Southeast to pursue a B.A. in Music degree – as well as those applying for a music scholarship – must attend one of the Music Department’s Audition Days.  Students can audition in any one of our tracks from our five major concentrations: Music Industry, Composition, Vocal/Instrumental Performance, Music Education, and Pre-Music Therapy.   Audition dates and specific information relating to auditioning for certain tracks are posted on the music department’s Web site at http://www.ius.edu/music.

General Education and BA Distribution Requirements

See “General Requirements for Undergraduate Degrees at IU Southeast” and “General Requirements for the Bachelor of Arts Degree.”

Music Business Concentration

General Education Component

Note: This is not a re-statement of the University’s General Education Requirement but a list of specific General Education courses which are also requirements or pre-requisites for course work in the school/major.

BA Distribution Component

Students should be aware that the Music Business degree has B.A. distribution requirement that requires the following courses:

All music majors are required to take courses that engage the student in the general study of music through music literature, theory, technology, and performance.  The following courses serve as a foundation to this study and are meant to complement specific courses in one’s concentration.  A more specific description of these requirements is located online at http://www.ius.edu/music.

Core Program

 *For more detailed information on the Ensemble and Performance class requirements, see the Music Department website (http://www.ius.edu/music) .

Music and Business are natural partners in the world beyond academia.  Performing arts organizations often function as small businesses requiring those involved to have fundamental skills in marketing, accounting, business law, and grant writing.  Likewise, the arts and entertainment industry provides opportunities to the business minded person with an interest in retail, artist management, or the recording industry fields.  The Music Business track within the Music Industry concentration coordinates the requirements for the B.A. degree in music with basic studies in the music industry, music law, marketing, and business law.  Students at IU Southeast have the opportunity to gain real-world experience and connections through numerous internship opportunities.   A more specific description of these requirements is located online at http://www.ius.edu/music.

Specific Requirements for Concentration

Capstone

All Music Business majors must complete an additional paper assignment related to their Practicum experience to fulfill the capstone requirement.  Students must discuss this assignment with their advisor for further details.

Sound Engineering Concentration

Core Program

All music majors are required to take courses that engage the student in the general study of music through music literature, theory, technology, and performance.  The following courses serve as a foundation to this study and are meant to complement specific courses in one’s concentration.  A more specific description of these requirements is located online at http://www.ius.edu/music.

**For more detailed information on the Ensemble and Performance class requirements, see the Music Department website (http://www.ius.edu/music) .

The Sound Engineering track within the Music Industry concentration is designed to give students a well-rounded education in liberal arts courses, while exposing them to practical, theoretical, and creative applications of sound engineering in the field of music. This degree, unlike vocational approaches to music technology, provides a significant background in the academic areas of a traditional music degree. Students participate in ensembles, study two years of music theory, refine their aural skills, and show competency in the performance of music, as well as elements of audio production and fluency in current technologies. Since real world experience and networking are invaluable to the aspiring sound engineer, our students are given opportunities to engage in numerous projects through internships and courses that are taught on location with our studio partner, TNT Productions.  A more specific description of these requirements is located online at: http://www.ius.edu/music.

Specific Requirements for Concentration

Capstone