An introduction to the basic elements of conducting, including: basic conducting technique, preparatory beats, patterns, cues, fermatas, and expressive left hand technique. Class time is spent in lecture, discussion, demonstration, and skill refinement. Students conduct an ensemble consisting of class members during regular video recorded conducting labs, with formal and informal evaluation given by the instructor.

An all-university ensemble for brass, woodwind, and percussion. Performs on campus each semester.

This course provides students the opportunity to explore and learn about a variety of popular music genres and styles through performance in a cover band. Students will rehearse and perform songs (covers) with the ensemble taking on various roles. The ensemble will present at least one formalized concert each semester.

Prepares and performs music of many jazz styles for both large bands and small combos. The jazz band plays concerts throughout the year, both on and off campus.

An auditioned ensemble of women singing both accompanied and a capella literature and appearing in concert several times each semester.

Selected by audition from the Adelphian Concert Choir. Small non-conducted vocal ensemble that focuses on vocal jazz, pop, and a cappella music. Cross-listed as MUS 178/278/378.

Mixed-voice choir whose membership varies from experienced choral singers to beginning singers. Also open to the community members. Local performances are scheduled each semester.

Preparation and performance of works for symphony orchestra. Makes public appearances throughout the year. Tours in the Pacific Northwest.

Prepares and performs varied repertoire for mixed voices. Makes public appearances throughout the year and tours in the Pacific Northwest.

Prepares and performs music of many styles. Makes public appearances throughout the year and tours in the Pacific Northwest.