Undergraduate
Audition and Entrance Exam Registration Form
PLEASE READ ALL OF THE INFORMATION THAT FOLLOWS
BEFORE SUBMITTING THE FORM BELOW.
All prospective music majors and students who wish
to take major courses in the department must take
an entrance exam. The exam consists of three parts:
(a) music theory and musicianship (sight singing and
ear training), (b) music history, and (c) performance.
Non-majors who wish to take courses in only one of
these areas may take the section of the exam in that
area only. Click
here for a description of the contents of the
exam.
Students with little or no prior training in music
must take pre-major courses before taking the exam.
Click
here if you are not yet ready to begin the major.
Students who have taken music major courses at another
school will be given advanced tests to determine their
placement in the Hunter music major. For advanced
placement exams, contact the Undergraduate Music Adviser
directly. Click these links for information about
Hunter’s curriculum in music
theory and music
history.
The performance evaluation (audition) for B.A. music
majors includes playing or singing one piece of the
student’s choice (any style) for an examiner.
Keyboard and aural (sight-singing) skills are also
tested as part of the performance evaluation. The performance
exam
will follow the wriiten exams.
Students applying to the B.Mus. Program must schedule
a performance audition in addition to the entrance
exam. If possible, the B.Mus. audition and entrance
exam should be scheduled for the same day. Again,
keyboard and aural (sight-singing) skills are tested
as part of the audition. For information
on the B.Mus. audition, click
here.
Students auditioning for the B.A./M.A. (limited to
current Hunter students only) should submit the M.A.
Audition Registration Form. For more information
on B.A./M.A. eligibility, click
here.
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