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SUGGESTED OUTLINE OF THEORETICAL SUBJECTS BY YEARS

	FIRST TERM	SECOND TERM	THIRD TERM	FOURTH TERM
	Harmony I	Harmony II	Harmony III	Harmony IV
FIRST	General Theory I	General Theory II	General Theory III	General Theory IV
YEAR		Ear Training I	Ear Training II	Ear Training III
	Sight Reading I	Sight Reading II	Sight Reading III	Sight Reading IV
	Harmony V	Harmony VI	Analysis I	Analysis II
SECOND	Keyboard Harmony I	Keyboard Harmony II	Elementry Pedagogy	Elementry Pedagogy
YEAR	Ear Training IV	Counterpoint I	Counterpoint II	Counterpoint III
	History I	History II	History III	History IV
	Diction I	Diction II	Diction III	Diction IV
	Concert Class	Concert Class	Concert Class	Concert Class
THIRD	Adv. Accompanying	Ady. Accompanying	Adv. Accompanying	Adv. Accompanying
YEAR	(Elective)	(Elective)	(Elective)	(Elective)
	Analysis III	Analysis IV	Composition	Composition
	(Adv. Pedagogy)	(Adv. Pedagogy)
	Ensemble	Ensemble	Senior Recitals	Senior Recitals
FOURTH	Stage Department	Stage Department	Review Theoretical	Review Theoretical
YEAR	Composition.	Composition.	Subjects	Subjects
	Normal Training	Normal Training

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REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION

   Below will be found the requirements for graduation in the various subjects outlined by terms:

   No student will be considered a candidate for graduation until he has successfully completed one year in Harmony. A candidate for graduation must pursue a major subject throughout his course and until his graduation recital is completed. He must pursue a minor subject for at least two years and he must pursue all of the theoretical work in his course until it is finished. Two years of work in the school is the minimum requirement for graduation.

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