Music Industry Sample Clauses

Music Industry. This agreement is a legally binding instrument when signed by the student and accepted by the school. Your signature on this agreement acknowledges that you have been given reasonable time to read and understand it and that you have been given:
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Music Industry. 1.83 The Irish music industry is developing as a major internationally traded service. The industry includes composing, publishing, performance and recording of music, sales and distribution of tapes and compact discs and associated services. There is already significant employment in these areas and there are real opportunities for increasing employment in the industry if advantage is taken of the technological, structural and legislative changes now taking place in the world-wide music industry. A detailed exam- ination of the industry will be undertaken to identify the potential for job creation.
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Music Industry. First Semester Cr. Cr. MUS 100 - Music Reading 3 MUSI 1XX- Music Reading 3 MUS 101 - Piano I 1 MUSI 131-Piano 1 2 MUS 115 - Introduction to Music Technology 3 MUSI 293-CompAppMusProd II 3 FNMT 118 - Intermediate Algebra or higher 3 MATH 101- College Algebra 3 ENGL 101 - English Composition I 3 ENGL 110- English Composition 3 MUS 196B - Brass Ensemble I or MUS 196C - Chamber Music Ensemble I or MUS 196E - Electronic Ensemble I or MUS 196G - Jazz Guitar Ensemble I or MUS 196H – Hip Hop Ensemble I or MUS 196J - Jazz Ensemble I or 1 MUSI XX-Various Ensembles 1 MUS 196P - Pop & Rock Ensemble I or MUS 196SA - Soprano/Alto Ensemble I or MUS 196SV – Studio Voice Ensemble I MUS 196TB - Tenor/Bass Ensemble I Second Semester Cr. Cr. MUS 180 - Music Business 3 MUSI 190-MusIndusty I 3 MUS 116 - Theory I 4 MUSI 103-Language of Music 3 MUS 215 - Advanced Music Technology and Multimedia 3 MUSI 495 Audio & Music for Video 3 MUS 102 - Piano II 1 MUSI 231-Piano 2 2 ENGL 102 - The Research Paper 3 ENGL 1XX- English Composition 2 3 MUS 197B - Brass Ensemble II or MUS 197C - Chamber Music Ensemble II or MUS 197E - Electronic Ensemble II or MUS 197G - Jazz Guitar Ensemble II or MUS 197H – Hip Hop Ensemble II or MUS 197J - Jazz Ensemble II or MUS 197P - Pop & Rock Ensemble II or MUS 197SA - Soprano/Alto Ensemble II or MUS 197SV – Studio Voice Ensemble II or MUS 197TB - Tenor/Bass Ensemble II 1 MUSI XX-Various Ensembles 1 Third Semester Cr. Cr. MUS 118 - Theory II 4 MUSI 104-Solfege 1 3 MUS 220 - ProTools - Digital Audio Editing 3 MUSI 193-CompAppMusProd I 3 MUS 103 - Introduction to Music 3 MUSI 100- Music and Culture 3 MUS 280 - Music Entrepreneurship, Licensing and Marketing 3 MUSI 290-MusIndusty II 3 MUS 296B - Brass Ensemble III or MUS 296C - Chamber Music Ensemble III or MUS 296E - Electronic Ensemble III or MUS 296G - Jazz Guitar Ensemble III or MUS 296H – Hip Hop Ensemble III or MUS 296J - Jazz Ensemble III or MUS 296P - Pop & Rock Ensemble III or MUS 296SA - Soprano/Alto Ensemble III or MUS 296SV – Studio Voice Ensemble III or MUS 296TB - Tenor/Bass Ensemble III 1 Elective 1 Fourth Semester Cr. Cr. MUS 260 - Sound Reinforcement and Recording Session 4 MUSI 295-Recording I + elective 3 MUS 290 - Music Internship 2 MUSI 300-Internship Students need an additional 3 cr internship to fulfill credits 3 PHYS 125 - Musical Acoustics 3 PHY 205- Musical Acoustics 3 ACCT 101 - Financial Accounting 4 BUAD 161- Intro to Financial Accounting + Elective 3 + 1 ADC 176 / HIST 176 - Philad...
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