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Master of Music in Music / Kodaly Music Education
College of Liberal Arts - Graduate
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, CO 80523
877-491-4663
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Your success is our cause. Take your teaching, conducting, and musicianship to new heights with this unique program that combines an online curriculum with hands-on experience. Designed for music educators, this degree features on-campus participation in the annual Colorado Kodály Institute as an exclusive two-week residency each summer. The online curriculum and summer sessions fit nicely into most teachers' schedules, allowing you to earn your master's degree while continuing to work full time. The courses you'll take online cover theory and research, while the on-campus summer Institutes offer important interaction and the opportunity to apply the techniques and methods you've been studying. Upon completion of this program, you'll not only have your master's degree, you'll have earned national Kodály music teaching certification as well. The annual Colorado Kodály Institute includes applied course sessions taught by some of the most prestigious music pedagogues from around the country. The curriculum introduces the philosophy and teachings of Hungarian music educator, Zoltán Kodály, and emphasizes concepts like enjoyment as a motivating force in learning, use of folk song, and cultural heritage, art, music, and musical literacy. Earn your Master of Music with a Kodály specialization from a university that makes your achievements our purpose.

Graduate, Masters - Others
Liberal Arts & General Studies: Music
Some Campus Visits Three two-week, on-campus residencies, one summer each year, are required to complete the program.
Regional Board - North Central Association of Colleges & Schools
Non-Profit, Public
30 minimum (Semester Credits)
Tuition:
State Residents: $ 470.00 per
semester credit
Out of State: $ 470.00 per
semester credit
Prerequisites: Bachelors Degree Required: Yes Accepts Non-Regionally Accredited Bachelors for Admission: No Minimum Bachelors GPA (4.0 Scale): 3.0 or Higher Bachelors Degree Must Be in Same Subject Area: Yes Non USA Students Eligible: Yes
Applicants should be state-licensed music teachers. (Exceptions may be made by department on a case-by-case basis.) Statement of professional goals. Three letters of recommendation. 5-10 page writing sample. 30-40 minute music teaching or 15-30 minute solo performance video DVD.
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