Undergraduate Catalog 2022-2023

MT 250 Voice Class for Musical Theatre I

(2 contact hours per week). Beginning instruction in singing. Study will involve the elements of a basic technique for singing and an introduction to the anatomy and physiology of the voice.
2

Major/Minor Restriction

Include Musical Theatre Major(s)

Course Fee

Differential Tuition Required and Course Fee Required

MT 251 Voice Class for Musical Theatre II

Continuation of concepts learned in MT 250 in greater depth and detail. Emphasis will be placed on developing musicianship, more independent learning and greater accuracy in singing.
1

Prerequisites

MT 250 with a minimum grade of D-

Course Fee

Differential Tuition Required and Course Fee Required

MT 260 Acting in Musical Theatre

A step-by-step process approach to acting a song. Units will be covered connecting the actor with the event/discovery of purpose/obstacle/relationship/choices and action clarification.
3

Prerequisites

MT 160 with a minimum grade of D-

Major/Minor Restriction

Include Musical Theatre Major(s)

Course Fee

Differential Tuition Required

MT 261 Singing for Actors

Basic singing technique for actors. Student will study both theory and practical application of vocal technique as it applies to musical theatre and musical theatre auditioning.
2

Program Restrictions

Include Acting-BFA and Theatre Arts (Acting)-BA

Course Fee

Differential Tuition Required

MT 275 Musical Theatre Song Analysis I

This course (the first of a three-semester progression) is designed to understand the process of how to perform theatre repertoire in a healthy, honest and organic fashion while incorporating vocal technique taught in the voice studio. This particular course will focus on repertoire written prior to the premiere of "Oklahoma" in 1943.
3

Major/Minor Restriction

Include Musical Theatre Major(s)

Course Fee

Differential Tuition Required and Course Fee Required

MT 276 Musical Theatre Song Analysis II

This course (the second of a three-semester progression) is designed to further the process of how to perform theatre repertoire in a healthy, honest and organic fashion while incorporating vocal technique taught in the voice studio. This particular course will focus on repertoire of the "Golden Age" of musical theatre from 1943-1980.
3

Prerequisites

MT 275 with a minimum grade of D-

Major/Minor Restriction

Include Musical Theatre Major(s)

Course Fee

Differential Tuition Required and Course Fee Required

MT 285 Performance in Musical Theatre

Practical experience in the production of a musical. Techniques of acting, singing, dancing, directing and other facets necessary for preparation of a show for public performance will be offered.
1- 3

Repeatable Status

Course is repeatable with no limitations

Course Fee

Differential Tuition Required and Course Fee Required

MT 296 Musical Theatre History

American musical theatre and its development from the beginning of the 19th century to the present. Emphasis on research.
3

Course Attribute

LAA1-Arts&Hum-Arts&Expression and GT Arts