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4 days ago · The core courses of the music theory requirement prepare students to hear, perform, and communicate about multiple aspects of music in diverse repertoires. MUTH 131 - Music Theory I; MUTH 132 - Music Theory II
- David H. Stull Recital Hall
77 West College Street, Oberlin, OH 44074. Formerly Bibbins...
- Course Catalog
Oberlin College’s mission is to provide high quality,...
- David H. Stull Recital Hall
4 days ago · Oberlin College’s mission is to provide high quality, relevant education enabling the broadest possible community of learners to achieve their goals and enrich the world. However, if a conflict does arise, students are encouraged to reach out to appropriate personnel to discuss concerns, grievances, and complaints.
5 days ago · The conservatory grids outline specific degree and credit requirements and the recommended distribution across years of study for completion. The grids are unique to each major and concentration offered within the Conservatory of Music.
1 day ago · Clonick Hall is a state of the art recoding studio housed in the Bertram and Judith Kohl Building in the Conservatory of Music. The Kohl Building opened in spring 2010 and features a third-story, glass-walled, cantilevered section that reaches across to the main conservatory complex.
22 hours ago · Academic Highlights: Over 40 majors are available at Oberlin, which is an extremely strong provider of a liberal arts education. 79% of classes had 19 or fewer students enrolled. The greatest number of degrees conferred are typically in music, political science, biology, psychology, and history.
4 days ago · School of Music Ensembles. Our ensembles are open to all university students, regardless of major. Concert bands, orchestras, choirs, jazz bands/combos, chamber groups, athletic bands, world music ensembles, and more. For all ability levels. Some with no audition required.
5 days ago · 77 West College Street, Oberlin, OH 44074. Formerly Bibbins Room 339, this is a renovated space converted to a recital hall and named in honor of the former dean of the Conservatory of Music. The hall repurposes two former classrooms and two teaching studios on the building’s third floor.
