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Department Overview
Mission of the Department
History of the Music Department at the University
Course Offerings
Related Links to Resources
The Course Offering Directory
The Undergraduate Record
The Graduate Record
Undergraduate Admission
Graduate Admissions Office Information
School of Graduate Arts and Sciences
Office of Financial Aid
Jefferson Scholars - Graduate Fellowship
Housing Division
ISIS (Student Information System)
Bursar's Office
Registrar's Office
Of Special Interest to Prospective Students
Of Special Interest to Current Students
Department Overview
Mission of the Department
History of the Music Department at the University
Course Offerings
Related Links to Resources
The Course Offering Directory
The Undergraduate Record
The Graduate Record
Undergraduate Admission
Graduate Admissions Office Information
School of Graduate Arts and Sciences
Office of Financial Aid
Jefferson Scholars - Graduate Fellowship
Housing Division
ISIS (Student Information System)
Bursar's Office
Registrar's Office
Of Special Interest to Prospective Students
Of Special Interest to Current Students
Information for Prospective Undergraduate Students
Application for admission to the University of Virginia should be made through the Office of Admissions, P.O. Box 400160, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 22904-4160. A new, on-line application can be used as well as the traditional paper application which you can request. For further information call (434) 982- 3200; or visit the Office of Admission website.
Music Supplements
The University of Virginia is interested in recruiting students with talent and interest in music. If you have an interest in music and wish to supplement your application to the University of Virginia, you may submit a CD (preferred format) or audiocassette recording, or original compositions (not original copies) to the Music Department. Please write the following information on the CD:
Unfortunately, any items you send to the Music Department cannot be returned to you.
Information for Prospective Graduate Students
To apply to the PhD program in music, please go to the website of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. All application instructions can be found there.
Please also see our website: PhD program in Music.
Application for admission to the University of Virginia should be made through the Office of Admissions, P.O. Box 400160, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 22904-4160. A new, on-line application can be used as well as the traditional paper application which you can request. For further information call (434) 982- 3200; or visit the Office of Admission website.
Music Supplements
The University of Virginia is interested in recruiting students with talent and interest in music. If you have an interest in music and wish to supplement your application to the University of Virginia, you may submit a CD (preferred format) or audiocassette recording, or original compositions (not original copies) to the Music Department. Please write the following information on the CD:
- your name
- date of birth
- instrument recorded (style, if applicable)
- whether you are applying early/regular decision; or transfer student
Unfortunately, any items you send to the Music Department cannot be returned to you.
Information for Prospective Graduate Students
To apply to the PhD program in music, please go to the website of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. All application instructions can be found there.
Please also see our website: PhD program in Music.
Undergraduate Studies
The Director of Undergraduate Studies in Music for 2006-07, is Matthew Burtner (email: mburtner@virginia.edu). Majors and prospective majors are welcome to contact the faculty via e-mail, schedule an appointment to meet with them, or drop by their offices during regular weekly office hours. During course registration periods, the faculty will have additional office hours, as posted on their office doors.
Music Major Requirements (The B.A. in music, advanced undergraduate programs, and the Distinguished Majors Program.)
Graduate Studies
The Director of Graduate Studies in Music for 2006-07 is Scott DeVeaux (email: deveaux@virginia.edu.). The McIntire Department of Music invites applications for the Ph.D. in Critical and Comparative Studies and Music Composition. More information on the graduate program at UVa (eg., how to apply) can be found at the Graduate Admissions Office .
Doctoral Information and Requirements ( The Ph.D.)
The Director of Undergraduate Studies in Music for 2006-07, is Matthew Burtner (email: mburtner@virginia.edu). Majors and prospective majors are welcome to contact the faculty via e-mail, schedule an appointment to meet with them, or drop by their offices during regular weekly office hours. During course registration periods, the faculty will have additional office hours, as posted on their office doors.
Music Major Requirements (The B.A. in music, advanced undergraduate programs, and the Distinguished Majors Program.)
Graduate Studies
The Director of Graduate Studies in Music for 2006-07 is Scott DeVeaux (email: deveaux@virginia.edu.). The McIntire Department of Music invites applications for the Ph.D. in Critical and Comparative Studies and Music Composition. More information on the graduate program at UVa (eg., how to apply) can be found at the Graduate Admissions Office .
Doctoral Information and Requirements ( The Ph.D.)
Semester Course Offerings
Below are links to Music department courses being offered each semester. For further information on courses and registration please see the Course Offering Directory and ISIS (Student Information System).
Below are links to Music department courses being offered each semester. For further information on courses and registration please see the Course Offering Directory and ISIS (Student Information System).
- Fall '08 Classes
- Summer '08 Classes
- Spring '08 Classes
- Fall '07 Classes
- Summer '07 Classes
- Spring '07 Classes
- Fall '06 Classes
- Summer '06 Classes
- Spring '06 Classes
- Fall '05 Classes
- Spring '05 Classes
- Fall '04 Classes
Toolkit - Students and Instructors
Course evaluations are administrated through Toolkit which requires that you have an account (userID and password). The account is very quick and easy to set up.
Students: It is important that you login with your userID and password from the Toolkit homepage. This way, the program will bring up specific music courses in which you have enrolled.
Course evaluations are administrated through Toolkit which requires that you have an account (userID and password). The account is very quick and easy to set up.
Students: It is important that you login with your userID and password from the Toolkit homepage. This way, the program will bring up specific music courses in which you have enrolled.
The Department offers a colloquium series, with
lectures normally on Fridays from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in 107, Old Cabell Hall.
Other times are as noted. We invite interesting thinkers and musicians
to present on a variety of topics, and we also feature our own faculty
and graduate students. These events are free and open to the public. Music
graduate students are expected to attend these, as do our faculty and
many of our majors. Recent visitors have included David Amram, Rachel
Bagby, David Brodbeck, Bill Cole, Beverley Diamond, Chris Dobrian, Cynthia
Fuchs, Krin Gabbard, Mark Katz, Neil Lerner, Llan de Cubel (Asturian ensemble),
Marc Perlman, Russel Pinkston, Guy Ramsey, Bernard Rands, Chris Shultis,
and Hilary Tann.
*Please note: Dates and guests are subject to change. More information is forthcoming.
Colloquium Series
*Please note: Dates and guests are subject to change. More information is forthcoming.
Colloquium Series
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