UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA


 THE DIVISION OF MUSIC

 GENERAL STATEMENT
 The Division of Music was organized to serve the University and the State in a
three-fold pattern: to provide sound guidance and thorough training for its gifted stu-
dents whose career goal is professional music; to serve the state's music and education
structures through teacher training, leadership and statewide cooperation; to bring the
gift of music, in concert offerings and participation opportunities, to all its people, as
its contribution to the cultural enrichment of the campus, civic and state families.

 CONCERTS AND RECITALS
 Organized music groups, small ensemble groups, faculty and student soloists offer
concerts and recitals weekly in the University Auditorium. These concerts are open to
the public without charge, and students are particularly encouraged to attend.

 ARTIST COURSES
 Each year the Division of Music sponsors an Artists Course, bringing to the campus
artists of national prominence. This series, along with the concerts sponsored by the
Lyceum Council, provides a full and diversified musical calendar.

 ENSEMBLE
 Membership in ensemble music groups is open to all students of the University,
after consultation with the Director. One credit per semester is offered in each group.
 The following courses are offered: University Band, Chbral Union, Men's Glee
Club, Women's Glee Club, University Orchestra, Mixed Quartet, Male Quartet,
Women's Sextet, String Quartet, String Trio, Woodwind Quintet, Brass Ensemble, and
Two-piano Ensemble. These groups are organized to study and perform the standard
repertoire written for the various vocal and instrumental combinations. Ensemble par-
ticipation is a musical experience of inestimable worth.

 APPLIED MUSIC
 Applied Music is defined as lessons in voice and musical instruments. Courses are
offered in voice, piano, organ, violin, viola, violin-cello, string bass, flute, oboe, clarinet,
bassoon, French horn, cornet, trombone, tuba, and percussion.

 METHOD OF REGISTRATION
 The student wishing to register for courses in Applied Music is to report to the
Director of the Division of Music, who will designate a staff member as adviser to the
student. This adviser will assist the student in outlining his program and will recom-
mend the courses for which the student is best suited.
 All students registering for Applied Music for the first time shall register in the
first course number listed in that branch of Applied Music, i.e., initial enrollment for
piano instruction is in MSC. 21-Piano, 1 credit. However, if the student has had
considerable previous experience on his chosen instrument or voice, he may, prior to
registration, take a placement examination to determine the proper course in which
to register.