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Jun 03, 2026
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2026-2027 General Catalog
Music
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The Field of Study in Music provides the first two years of academic study for most baccalaureate programs in music, including music education, performance, therapy, theory/composition, and others. Students will complete 31 credit hours of music coursework and 29 hours of core curriculum coursework. The following transfer guide prepares students for academic transfer to a university for completion of a baccalaureate degree in music. An Associate of Arts degree will be achieved upon successful completion of the recommended coursework below. The Faculty Advisors are Dr. Darin Cash, professor of music, Dr. Mark Frandsen, assistant professor of music, Mr. Al Gardner, professor of music, Dr. Debbie Gelber, professor of music, Dr. Gary Hudson, professor of music, Dr. Hye-Gyung Ji, professor of music, Mrs. Annie Nichols, assistant professor of music, and Dr. Sesha Wallace, professor of music.
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*Consult faculty advisor for proper choice of courses. **MUSI1306 will satisfy the Creative Arts core. MUSI1307 will satisfy the 090 Institutional Option core. Core Curriculum Incomplete - Articulation Agreement Completion of this associate degree does not satisfy all of the Texas Core Curriculum requirements at South Plains College. Per Texas Administrative Code 19 Tex. Admin. Code § 2.53 , a college that has a signed articulation agreement with a General Academic Teaching Institution to transfer a specified curriculum may offer a specialized AA or AS (but not AAT) degree program that incorporates the currriculum. Please refer to the SPC to University Transfer Guides for information about the articulation agreement(s) associated with this program. https://www.southplainscollege.edu/universityguides Additional coursework will be necessary in order to be considered “Core Complete” for transfer to another Texas public institution. Please consult with your faculty advisor to identify the additional coursework required.
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