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MACPHAIL SCHOOL OF MUSIC 9 Certificate Course Piano, Voice, Violin, Organ and Other Instruments Students who have completed the subjects included in the Preparatory Course are eligible to enter the Certificate Course, continuing the major subject Ctwo private lessons per week in piano, voice, violin or organj, one lesson in harmony, one per week in Analysis of Music and one in Advanced Normal Methods, to- gether with regular attendance at a series of lectures and concerts. Students must have had the equivalent of the Preparatory Course to enter the Certificate Course. The cost of this course is as follows: Eighty private lessons, two per week. Price according to teacher. 40 Class Lessons in Harmony ...........t...............,...,...........t..,..,..,r.,..................r.,tt...,.... 340.00 40 Class Lessons in Musical Analysis ...,,,.t..,4t,tttt..t,t.tt,tt..,r.i.i ......... 4 0.00 40 Class Lessons in Advanced Normal Methods ..........,.. .......,. 4 0.00 Lectures and Concerts ......,.......v.,.t.t..,...,..rrr... .....vv...........tt.........,.,.,, .... 5 . 00 Total, not including private lessons ....t............................t,.....,...,......,....t......... 3125.00 Voice, Violin and Organ students are required to have one year of Piano. An average standing of 75 must be made in all subjects to pass. The price of private lessons depends upon the teacher selected. Diploma Course Piano, Voice, Violin and Organ fStudents must have had the equivalent of the Certificate Course to enter the Diploma Course.j Eighty Private Lessons, two per week. Price according to teacher. 40 A Class Lessons in Advanced Harmony ...............,...............,.i.......................... 340.00 40 Class Lessons in Counterpoint QPiano, Violin and Organ onlyj .,,,,,....................,.....,...............,,,................................,................,......................,,...,........,... 40.00 40 Class Lessons in French and Italian CVoice students onlyj ......... 40.00 40 Class Lessons in Form and Interpretation ................................................... 40.00 Total, not including private lessons ..........................,.................,,.............i 3120.00 A complete recital program of classical and modern compositions from memory. 4 An average standing of 75 must be made in all subjects to pass. Fees For Diplomas To cover the expense of graduation exercises and engraving diplomas and certificates the following fees are charged: Certificate .......................,.........................,...........,......... ............. S 10.00 Diploma ......................,............l.................. ,....,.,.. ......,. 1 5 .00 Degree, Bachelor of Music ........ .,...... 2 0.00
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