The
study in music composition is designed
as preparation for professional work
in composition and related fields, such
as teaching, arranging, score reading,
computer music, music technology or
similar activities which require professional
competence in working with the materials
of music.
The
study in music composition is designed
as preparation for professional work
in composition and related fields, such
as teaching, arranging, score reading,
computer music, music technology or
similar activities which require professional
competence in working with the materials
of music.
The
Department of Composition was founded
in 1962 as the department of music.
One year after that, it was elevated
to Department of Composition, College
of Music. In the Kyung Hee spirit of
creative effort, innovative mind, and
constructive cooperation, the Department
of Composition plays an important role
in the area of music.
To
receive the Bachelor of art in composition
major, a student must
- complete a minimum of 130 credit units
- complete 16 units of mandatory Courses
- complete 54 units of studied in major
field
- complete 35 units of general studies
in Humanities/Social Science
Year 1
CompositionⅠⅡ, Traditional harmony ⅠⅡ,
16th century counterpoint ⅠⅡ. Ear training
ⅠⅡ, Keyboard harmony Seminar ⅠⅡ, Minor
ⅠⅡ, ChorusⅠⅡ
Year 2
Composition Ⅲ Ⅳ, Contemporary Harmony
ⅠⅡ, Ear training Ⅲ Ⅳ, History of Music
ⅠⅡ, Analysis of composition ⅠⅡ, Introduction
to orchestral instrumentsⅠⅡ, RecitalⅠⅡ,
18th century counterpointⅠⅡ, Minor Ⅲ
Ⅳ, ChorusⅢ Ⅳ
Year 3
CompositionⅤⅥ, Analysis of MusicⅠ, History
of Music Ⅲ Ⅳ, OrchestrationⅠⅡ,
Introduction to Contemporary Music ⅠⅡ,
Introduction to Korean Classical MusicⅠⅡ,
RecitalⅢ Ⅳ, Chorus Ⅲ Ⅳ
Year 4
CompositionⅦ Ⅷ, Analysis of Contermporary
MusicⅠⅡ, Conduction SeminarⅠⅡ,
Composition SeminarⅠⅡ, Electronic Music
ⅠⅡ, AcousticsⅠⅡ, Introduction to Popular
Music ⅠⅡ
On
the basis of creative teaching of prominent
faculty members, the Department of Composition
provides specialized training programs
designed to prepare students to understand
and organize composition theories. It
also provides students with a variety
of training for practical skills. Several
concerts are held with foreign sister
universities. Starting with the Kyung
Hee Cantata in 1965, the Department
of Composition has been holding national
music concours for high school students
and a variety of concert tours. The
graduates of the department actively
play leading roles in the music profession.
Joon-hong Kim, M.A.
[Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia,
1987, Professor, Composition, jhkim@khu.ac.kr]
Kil-sung Oak, Ph.D.
[Columbia University, 1977, Professor,
Composition, ksohk@khu.ac.kr]
Dong-hee Woo, M.A.
[Osaca Music College, 1978, Professor,
Composition, dhwoo@khu.ac.kr]
The degree program in voice is designed
for students seeking a professional
career as vocalist. The curriculum is
designed to provide students with proper
training in singing, acting, and directing
musical performances.
The degree program in voice is designed
for students seeking a professional
career as vocalist. The curriculum is
designed to provide students with proper
training in singing, acting, and directing
musical performances.
The Department of Voice was founded
in 1962 as the Department of Music and
became Department of Voice in the College
of Music in 1963. Its goal is to educate
students to develop their abilities
and provide them with a variety of musical
performances. It trains students to
obtain valuable view about life and
world through beauty. It has educated
artists who play important roles in
creations of cultural world which is
the mission of Kyung Hee University.
To
receive the Bachelor of Art Majoring
in Vocal art, you must
- complete a minimum of 130 credit units
- complete 16 units of mandatory Courses
- complete 54 units of studied in major
field
- complete 35 units of general studies
in Humanities/Social Science
Year
1
VoiceⅠⅡ, Italian LanguageⅠⅡ, Harmony
ⅠⅡ. Ear training and Sight-singing
ⅠⅡ,
ChorusⅠⅡ, MinorⅠⅡ, Singing in ItalianⅠⅡ
Year 2
Voice Ⅲ Ⅳ, Harmony Ⅲ Ⅳ, Ear training
and Sight-singing Ⅲ Ⅳ, History of
Music ⅠⅡ, Keyboard ⅠⅡ, Minor Ⅲ Ⅳ,
Chorus Ⅲ Ⅳ, Singing in FrenchⅠⅡ
Year 3
Voice ⅤⅥ, History of Music Ⅲ Ⅳ, Counterpoint
ⅠⅡ, Opera class ⅠⅡ, Minor Ⅴ Ⅵ,
Performance practice ⅠⅡ, Chorus Ⅴ
Ⅵ, Skill of Acting ⅠⅡ, Singing in
GermanⅠⅡ
Year 4
VoiceⅦ Ⅷ, Vocal ⅠⅡ, Introduction to
Korean Classical MusicⅠⅡ, OrchestrationⅠ,
Introduction to Orchestral Instruments
Ⅰ, Music Pedagogy ⅠⅡ, Conducting SeminarⅠⅡ,
Opera Class Ⅲ Ⅳ, Skill of Acting Ⅲ
Ⅳ, Singing in English ⅠⅡ
The Department of Voice at Kyung Hee
University, one of the best voice departments
in Korea, provides students with a specialized
training program to make them prominent
artists. Especially, it is concentrating
its resources to vocalization and opera
acting education. Starting with the
Kyung Hee Family Music Festival in 1965,
it has been holding a variety music
events such as national music concours
for high school students, operas, Kyung
Hee cantata, concert tours, opera concert,
and concerts with foreign sister universities.
Namoak Baik, M.A.
[Seoul National University, 1969, Professor,
Vocal, paik@khu.ac.kr]
Jeung-haung Eum, M.A.
[Kyung Hee University, 1968, Professor,
Vocal, eum@khu.ac.kr]
Arm Kim, M.A.
[University of Koln, 1981, Professor,
Vocal arm@khu.ac.kr]
Hoon Lee, M.A.
[University of Mainz, 1981, Professor,
Vocal, hoon@khu.ac.kr]
Soon-bok Park, M.A.
[University of Mainz, 1981, Professor,
Vocal, hoon@khu.ac.kr]
The Instrumental degree program of is
designed to equip students with high
professional skills essential to their
major field and to make them balanced
and outstanding musicians.
The
Instrumental degree program of is designed
to equip students with high professional
skills essential to their major field
and to make them balanced and outstanding
musicians.
This department was founded in 1962
as the Department of Music and became
the Department of Orchestral Instruments
and Piano in the College of Music in
1963. Its goal is to educate students
to express their emotions through musical
instruments and to be independent artists.
Through the process of research and
musical performance, it is playing an
important role in the creation of a
cultural world, which is the mission
of Kyung Hee University.
To
receive the Bachelor in Orchestral Instruments
and Piano, a student must
- complete a minimum of 130 credit units
- complete 16 units of mandatory courses
- complete 54 units of courses in major
field
- complete 35 units of general studies
in Humanities/Social Science
<Piano>
Year 1
PianoⅠⅡ, Harmony ⅠⅡ, Ear training and
Sight singing ⅠⅡ. MinorⅠⅡ, ChorusⅠⅡ
Year 2
Piano Ⅲ Ⅳ, Harmony Ⅲ Ⅳ, Ear training
and Sight singing Ⅲ Ⅳ, History of Music
ⅠⅡ, Keyboard ⅠⅡ, Performance practiceⅠⅡ,
Minor Ⅲ Ⅳ, ChorusⅢ Ⅳ
Year 3
Piano ⅤⅥ, Piano LiteratureⅠⅡ, Music
of Twentieth Century Ⅰ, History of Music
ⅠⅡ,
CounterpointⅠⅡ, Accompanying ⅠⅡ, EnsembleⅠⅡ,
Performance Practice Ⅲ Ⅳ
Year 4
Piano Ⅶ Ⅷ, Analysis of Music Ⅲ Ⅳ, Piano
LiteratureⅢ Ⅳ, OrchestrationⅠ, EnsembleⅢ
Ⅳ, Introduction to Korean Classical
Music ⅠⅡ, Introduction to Orchestral
InstrumentsⅠ, Conducting Seminar ⅠⅡ,
Piano pedagogyⅠⅡ
<Instrumental Music>
Year 1
Major InstrumentⅠⅡ, HarmonyⅠⅡ, Ear
training and Sight singingⅠⅡ,
String Ensemble ⅠⅡ, Wind EnsembleⅠⅡ,
Chamber Music EnsembleⅠⅡ, MinorⅠⅡ,
Large EnsembleⅠⅡ
Year 2
Major Instrument Ⅲ Ⅳ, Harmony Ⅲ Ⅳ,
Ear Training and Sight singing Ⅲ Ⅳ,
History of Music ⅠⅡ, Keyboard HarmonyⅠⅡ,
String EnsembleⅢ Ⅳ, Wind Ensemble
Ⅲ Ⅳ, Minor Ⅲ Ⅳ, Chamber Music Ensemble
Ⅲ Ⅳ, Large EnsembleⅢ Ⅳ
Year 3
Major Instrument ⅤⅥ, Music of Twentieth
CenturyⅠ, History of Music Ⅲ Ⅳ,
Analysis of MusicⅠⅡ, Counterpoint
ⅠⅡ, Wind EnsembleⅤ Ⅵ,
Performance Practice Ⅲ Ⅳ, Large Ensemble
ⅤⅥ
Year 4
Major Instrument Ⅶ Ⅷ, Instrument Music
LiteratureⅠⅡ, Analysis Ⅲ Ⅳ,
Introduction to Korean Classical MusicⅠⅡ,
OrchestrationⅠ, Conducting SeminarⅠⅡ,
Wind Ensemble Ⅶ Ⅷ, Large EnsembleⅦ
Ⅷ
The
faculty members of this department,
who have various musical performance
careers, are concentrating their efforts
to prepare students to be professional
artists and fully understand music.
They are providing students with a variety
of musical performance experiences.
The orchestra, established in 1956,
has been demonstrating its musical skills
through various events such as Kyung
Hee Family Music Festival, opera tours,
piano concerts, Kyung Hee chamber orchestra
concert, cantata of peace, and grand
concert. Graduates actively play their
parts in many orchestras.
<Piano>
Yung-hae Chun, M.A.
[University of Wisconsin, 1978, Professor,
Piano, repitore@khu.ac.kr]
Chin-sook Kim, M.A.
[Staatlichetlochschule fur Musik in
Munchen, 1976, Professor, Piano, flower@khu.ac.kr]
Hye-kyung Suh, M.A.
[Julliard School, 1984, Professor, Piano,
deeanne@khu.ac.kr]
Kye-ryung Suh, M.A.
[Conservatoire National Superieur de
Musique de Paris, 1974, Professor, Piano,
skr@khu.ac.kr]
<Instrumental Music>
Choon-soo Chung, M.A.
[Hochschule der kunste Berlin, 1987,
Professor, Violin, violin@khu.ac.kr]
Nanse Gum, M.A.
[Hochschule der kunste
Berlin, 1979, Professor, Conducting]
Miae Kim, Ph.D.
[University of Dortmund, 1987, Professor,
Musicology, kmas@khu.ac.kr]
Young-mok Kim, M.A.
[Konservatorium der Stadt Wien, 1987,
Professor, Violin, vstymok@khu.ac.kr]
Jong-young Lee, M.A.
[Manhattan School of Music, 1970, Professor,
V. Cello, Cello@khu.ac.kr]
