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Music, BA

University of Alabama at Birmingham

Bachelor's DegreeAcademicCIP: 50.0901

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The Department of Music offers the Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Music. Optional concentrations in Music Education (including teacher certification), Music Technology, and Music Therapy are also available.

Credits

129 credits

Format

In-Person

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118 courses in this program

1118 courses
MUP 277
1 credits
MUP 276
MUP 267
1 credits
MUP 253
1 credits
MUP 395
1 credits
MUP 394
1 credits
MUP 393
1 credits
MUP 392
1 credits
MUP 391
1 credits
MUP 380
1 credits
MUP 375
1 credits
MUP 374
1 credits
MUP 373
1 credits
MUP 372
1 credits
MUP 371
1 credits
MUP 366
1 credits
MUP 364
1 credits
MUP 363
1 credits
MUP 362
1 credits
MUP 361
1 credits
MUP 353
1 credits
MUP 350
1 credits
MUP 342
1 credits
MUP 341
1 credits
MUP 340
1 credits
MUP 321
1 credits
MUP 320
1 credits
MUP 297
1 credits
MUP 296
1 credits
MUP 295
1 credits
MUP 294
1 credits
MUP 293
1 credits
MUP 292
1 credits
MUP 291
1 credits
MUP 281
1 credits
MUP 280
1 credits
MUP 275
1 credits
MUP 274
1 credits
MUP 273
1 credits
MUP 272
1 credits
MUP 271
1 credits
MUP 266
1 credits
MUP 264
1 credits
MUP 263
1 credits
MUP 262
1 credits
MUP 261
1 credits
MUP 250
1 credits
MUP 240
1 credits
MUP 239
1 credits
MUP 238
1 credits
MUP 237
1 credits
MUP 236
1 credits
MUP 235
1 credits
MUP 234
1 credits
MUP 233
1 credits
MUP 232
1 credits
MUP 231
1 credits
MUP 230
1 credits
MUP 225
1 credits
MUP 221
1 credits
MUP 220
1 credits
MUP 195
1 credits
MUP 194
1 credits
MUP 193
1 credits
MUP 192
1 credits
MUP 191
1 credits
MUP 180
1 credits
MUP 175
1 credits
MUP 174
1 credits
MUP 173
1 credits
MUP 172
1 credits
MUP 171
1 credits
MUP 166
1 credits
MUP 164
1 credits
MUP 163
1 credits
MUP 162
1 credits
MUP 161
1 credits
MUP 150
1 credits
MUP 140
1 credits
MU 499
1 credits
MU 472
3 credits
MU 471
3 credits
MU 461
3 credits
MU 459
1 credits
MU 458
3 credits
MU 455
3 credits
MU 451
3 credits
MU 448
3 credits
MU 446
3 credits
MU 445
3 credits
MU 441
3 credits
MU 429
2 credits
MU 399
1 credits
MU 367
3 credits
MU 366
2 credits
MU 365
3 credits
MU 364
3 credits
MU 345
3 credits
MU 342
3 credits
MU 341
3 credits
MU 331
3 credits
MU 330
3 credits
MU 322
3 credits
MU 321
3 credits
MU 299
1 credits
MU 261
3 credits
MU 245
3 credits
MU 236
2 credits
MU 235
2 credits
MU 222
3 credits
MU 221
3 credits
MU 211
1 credits
MU 210
1 credits
MU 199
1 credits
MU 165
3 credits
MU 145
3 credits
MU 115
3 credits
MU 100
3 credits
Program Requirements

Courses required to complete this program

MU 100Fundamentals of Music
3 cr
MU 115Computer Music I
3 cr
MU 221Music Theory I
3 cr
MU 222Music Theory II
3 cr
MU 321Music Theory III
3 cr
MU 322Music Theory IV
3 cr
MU 446Tonal Counterpoint
3 cr
MU 448Orchestration
3 cr
MU 451Topics in Music Theory
3 cr
MU 455Form and Analysis
3 cr
MU 458Contemporary Techniques
3 cr
MU 459Composition II
1 cr
MU 366Music in World Cultures
2 cr
MU 471Music History and Literature to 1750
3 cr
MU 472Music Hist/Lit 1750-Present
3 cr
MU 145The Music Business
3 cr
MU 165Jazz Styles: History and Appreciation
3 cr
MU 199Independent Studies
1 cr
MU 210Special Topic
1 cr
MU 211Recording Studio Workshop
1 cr
MU 235English and Italian Diction
2 cr
MU 236French and German Diction
2 cr
MU 245Recording Technology I
3 cr
MU 261Introduction to Music Literature
3 cr
MU 299Independent Studies
1 cr
MU 330Marching Band Techniques
3 cr
MU 331Band Literature
3 cr
MU 341Computer Music II
3 cr
MU 342Computer Music III
3 cr
MU 345Recording Technology II
3 cr
MU 364American Music
3 cr
MU 365The Evolution of Jazz
3 cr
MU 367Introduction to Ethnomusicology
3 cr
MU 399Independent Studies
1 cr
MU 429Advanced Conducting/Techniques
2 cr
MU 441Multimedia Productions
3 cr
MU 445Modal Counterpoint
3 cr
MU 461Seminar in Music Literature
3 cr
MU 499Independent Studies
1 cr
MUP 140Private Lessons: Voice
1 cr
MUP 150Private Lessons: Piano
1 cr
MUP 161Private Lessons: Flute
1 cr
MUP 162Private Lessons: Oboe
1 cr
MUP 163Private Lessons: Clarinet
1 cr
MUP 164Private Lessons: Saxophone
1 cr
MUP 166Private Lessons: Bassoon
1 cr
MUP 171Private Lessons: Trumpet
1 cr
MUP 172Private Lessons: French Horn
1 cr
MUP 173Private Lessons: Trombone
1 cr
MUP 174Private Lessons: Euphonium
1 cr
MUP 175Private Lessons: Tuba
1 cr
MUP 180Private Lessons: Percussion
1 cr
MUP 191Private Lessons: Violin
1 cr
MUP 192Private Lessons: Viola
1 cr
MUP 193Private Lessons: Cello
1 cr
MUP 194Private Lessons: Bass
1 cr
MUP 195Private Lessons: Guitar
1 cr
MUP 220Concert Choir
1 cr
MUP 221Jazz Combo
1 cr
MUP 225Symphony Band
1 cr
MUP 230Guitar Ensemble
1 cr
MUP 231Orchestra
1 cr
MUP 232Marching Band
1 cr
MUP 233Clarinet Choir
1 cr
MUP 234Percussion Ensemble
1 cr
MUP 235Wind Symphony
1 cr
MUP 236Jazz Ensemble
1 cr
MUP 237Blazer Band
1 cr
MUP 238Brass Ensemble
1 cr
MUP 239Tuba/Euphonium Ensemble
1 cr
MUP 240Private Lessons: Voice
1 cr
MUP 250Private Lessons: Piano
1 cr
MUP 253Private Lessons: Jazz Piano. 1,2 Hour. Limited to Music Technology majors and minors. Weekly private lesson to be scheduled with the instructor. May be repeated for credit. MUP 261. Private Lessons: Flute
1 cr
MUP 261Private Lessons: Flute
1 cr
MUP 262Private Lessons: Oboe
1 cr
MUP 263Private Lessons: Clarinet
1 cr
MUP 264Private Lessons: Saxophone
1 cr
MUP 266Private Lessons: Bassoon
1 cr
MUP 267Private Lessons: Jazz Saxophone. 1,2 Hour. Limited to Music Technology majors and minors. Weekly private lesson to be scheduled with the instructor. May be repeated for credit. MUP 271. Private Lessons: Trumpet
1 cr
MUP 271Private Lessons: Trumpet
1 cr
MUP 272Private Lessons: French Horn
1 cr
MUP 273Private Lessons: Trombone
1 cr
MUP 274Private Lessons Euphonium
1 cr
MUP 275Private Lessons: Tuba
1 cr
MUP 276Private Lessons: Jazz Trumpet
MUP 277Private Lessons: Jazz Trombone. 1,2 Hour. Limited to Music Technology majors and minors. Weekly private lesson to be scheduled with the instructor. May be repeated for credit. MUP 280. Private Lessons: Percussion
1 cr
MUP 280Private Lessons: Percussion
1 cr
MUP 281Private Lessons: Jazz Percussion
1 cr
MUP 291Private Lessons: Violin
1 cr
MUP 292Private Lessons: Viola
1 cr
MUP 293Private Lessons: Cello
1 cr
MUP 294Private Lessons: Bass
1 cr
MUP 295Private Lessons: Guitar
1 cr
MUP 296Private Lessons: Jazz Guitar
1 cr
MUP 297Private Lessons: Jazz Bass
1 cr
MUP 320Chamber Singers
1 cr
MUP 321Women's Chorale
1 cr
MUP 340Private Lessons: Voice
1 cr
MUP 341Computer Music Ensemble
1 cr
MUP 342Commercial Music Ensemble
1 cr
MUP 350Private Lessons: Piano
1 cr
MUP 353Piano Ensemble
1 cr
MUP 361Private Lessons: Flute
1 cr
MUP 362Private Lessons: Oboe
1 cr
MUP 363Private Lessons: Clarinet
1 cr
MUP 364Private Lessons: Saxophone
1 cr
MUP 366Private Lessons: Bassoon
1 cr
MUP 371Private Lessons: Trumpet
1 cr
MUP 372Private Lessons: French Horn
1 cr
MUP 373Private Lessons: Trombone
1 cr
MUP 374Private Lessons: Euphonium
1 cr
MUP 375Private Lessons: Tuba
1 cr
MUP 380Private Lessons: Percussion
1 cr
MUP 391Private Lessons: Violin
1 cr
MUP 392Private Lessons: Viola
1 cr
MUP 393Private Lessons: Cello
1 cr
MUP 394Private Lessons: Bass
1 cr
MUP 395Private Lessons: Guitar
1 cr
Program Details

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Locations

Where this program is offered

  • Alabama

    Alabama

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Skills & Competencies

Skills developed through this program

Auto-populated·from O*NET via SOC 27-2042.00

Skills

SpeakingActive ListeningMonitoringReading ComprehensionSocial PerceptivenessCritical ThinkingCoordinationInstructingLearning Strategies

Knowledge

English LanguageFine ArtsEducation and TrainingCustomer and Personal ServiceComputers and ElectronicsPsychology

Abilities

Oral ComprehensionOral ExpressionWritten ComprehensionSpeech RecognitionSpeech ClarityNear VisionHearing SensitivityMemorizationAuditory AttentionOriginalityWritten ExpressionDeductive ReasoningProblem SensitivityInductive Reasoning

Tasks

  • Perform before live audiences in concerts, recitals, educational presentations, and other social gat
  • Sing a cappella or with musical accompaniment.
  • Interpret or modify music, applying knowledge of harmony, melody, rhythm, and voice production to in
  • Prepare students for later grades by encouraging them to explore learning opportunities and to perse
  • Instruct through lectures, discussions, and demonstrations in one or more subjects, such as English,
  • Establish and enforce rules for behavior and procedures for maintaining order among students.

Technology

Computer based training softwareElectronic mail softwareMusic or sound editing softwareCalendar and scheduling softwareWeb page creation and editing softwareDevelopment environment softwareData base user interface and query softwareAnalytical or scientific software

Tools

AccordionsAcoustic guitarsAlto hornsAlto saxophonesAmplifiersAudio equalizersAutoharpsBagpipesBanjoesBaritone hornsBassoonsBb clarinetsBongo drumsBuglesCaposBunsen burnersComputer data input scannersComputer laser printersDesktop computersDigital video camerasDissection scalpelsDocument camerasGlass beakersInteractive whiteboardsLaboratory heating platesLaptop computersLiquid crystal display LCD projectorsMultimedia projection equipmentOptical compound microscopesPencil compasses

Work Values

RelationshipsAchievementRecognitionWorking ConditionsIndependenceSupport
Career Pathways

Occupations this program prepares you for

  • Musicians and Singers27-2042.00
  • Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education25-2031.00
What You'll Learn

Key competencies developed through this program

Auto-populated·from NSX Competency Framework

Mastery: proficient (Level 3)(based on Bachelor's Degree)

  • Full-scope live performance — deliver authoritative and nuanced performances across a wide range of venues — from intimate recital halls to large concert stages — without directorial supervision.
  • Advanced musical interpretation — independently modify and personalize musical works by integrating deep knowledge of harmony, counterpoint, voice production, and stylistic convention to create distinctive presentations.
  • Solo and featured artist roles — perform as a principal soloist or featured guest artist with orchestras, chamber ensembles, or touring bands, managing artistic decisions autonomously.
  • Non-routine repertoire preparation — learn and perform complex or unfamiliar works on short notice, drawing on strong memorization skills and comprehensive score-reading ability.
  • Cross-genre instrumental mastery — demonstrate expert command of a primary instrument family while adapting stylistically to diverse musical genres in professional recording and performance contexts.
  • Artistic self-direction — plan, curate, and execute personal recital programs or set lists that reflect a coherent artistic vision and resonate with target audiences.
  • Critical artistic evaluation — apply critical thinking to assess the quality and authenticity of one's own and collaborators' performances, driving iterative improvement in professional rehearsal settings.
  • Advanced technology integration — use music editing, web publishing, and accounting software to manage digital recordings, artist profiles, royalty tracking, and self-promotional content.
  • Audience and stakeholder communication — articulate complex artistic concepts clearly in pre-concert talks, educational presentations, and media interviews, demonstrating strong oral expression.
  • Collaborative leadership in ensembles — coordinate sectional rehearsals and guide less experienced performers within professional orchestras or touring groups toward a unified interpretive outcome.

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