•  Music 

• Hasty, Barbara P. - Chair, Associate Professor, Music
• Cobos, Henry D., Assistant Professor
• Moore, Merle M., Instructor 

• Curinga, Nicolas P.
• Foley, Megan J.
• Julian, Suzanne
• Lopez, Raymond V.
• Martinez, Adolfo
• Osuna, Thomas
• Smith, Glenda
• Villalobos, John
• Youngstrom, Kenton

The Music curriculum provides programs for (1) the student who wishes to become a professional musician; (2) the student who plans to enter the teaching profession; (3) the student for whom music is a part of a general education; (4) the student intending to pursue an advanced degree in music.  

Each music major must declare a specialization in some performance area (voice, piano or other instrument), develop ability in this area, appear in student recitals and demonstrate progress to the satisfaction of the faculty.  

Since keyboard facility is important to every music major, each student is urged to meet keyboard proficiency requirements in the lower division, regardless of the performance area.  

Participation in one of the principal performance organizations is highly recommended of each music major each semester.  

The Music program meets the lower division requirements of most colleges and university offering a four-year curriculum leading to bachelor's degree with a major in music.  For specific requirements the catalog of the four-year school should be consulted.