Prepare your future as a professional violist with a Bachelor of Music Performance, Viola Track. The variety in Alabama School of the Arts’ annual Performing Arts Series allows you training in both classical and contemporary styles while the coursework dives deep into specified literature for viola.
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Core Courses |
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EFFECTIVE ENGLISH |
THE LITERARY TRADITION |
Intro to the Bible OR Christian Worldview |
History of Christian Thought OR Mission & Message of Jesus |
Basic Public Speaking OR Intro to Philosophy |
History Course |
LABORATORY SCIENCE |
MATHEMATICS |
GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVES |
Foreign Language Electives |
Major Courses |
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MU 011 - Concert Music (8 consecutive semesters) |
MU 101 & 102 - Theory I |
MU 101L & 102L - Theory Laboratory I |
MU 201 & 202 - Theory II |
MU 201L & 202L - Theory Laboratory II |
MU 203 - Survey of Technology and Media |
MU 301 - Form and Analysis |
MUA 309 - Chamber Music I |
MU 302 - Counterpoint |
MU 310 - Music History I |
MU 311 - Music History II |
MU 323 - String Pedagogy |
MU 326 - Orchestration |
MU 330 - Conducting Techniques |
MU 371 - Finale I |
MU 409 - Chamber Music II |
MU 411 - The Entrepreneur Musician |
MU 428 - Instrumental Conducting |
MU 415 - String Literature |
MU 435 - Instrumental Arranging |
MU 412 - Christian Ethics and the Performing Arts |
Primary Applied Area (16 Semester Hours) |
Secondary Applied Area (4 Semester Hours) |
MUA 200 - Piano Proficiency |
MU 200 - Mid-Level Review (Music) |
MUA 300 - Junior Recital |
MUA 400 - Senior Recital |
The University of Mobile and the Alabama School of the Arts require all students to submit an admission application before auditioning.
Fill out the interest form today to begin and schedule your audition. Auditions may be scheduled weekly (Monday-Thursday) for the student upon approval from the ASOTA office.