40 WEBER COLLEGE MUSIC 30. Band. Provides study of band organization and training in band instrumentation. Students of this course are required to play at all public appearances of the band. One quarter hour. MUSIC 31. Orchestra. Provides training and experience in wide range of orchestra work. Students in this course are required to play at all public appearances of the orchestra. One quarter hour. MUSIC 32. String Chamber Music. Devoted to training in trios, quartets, etc. Students may take this course by permission of the teacher only, and will be required to play at school functions. One quarter hour. MUSIC 33. Brass and Woodwind Combinations. Designed to give training in solos, duets, trios, quartets, etc. Frequent and prominent public appearances throughout the year give students training in practical application before audiences. One quarter hour. Private Instruction Courses The following subjects are given in private lessons only. Special fees are charged for private instruction. MUSIC 40. Piano. A minimum of six hours' practice a week for one lesson, and twelve hours for two lessons a week. One quarter hour credit for one lesson a week and two quarter hours' credit for two lessons a week. Time to be arranged. MUSIC 41. Violin, Cello. A minimum of eight hours' practice a week for one lesson. One quarter hour. Fifteen hours practice for two lessons a week. Two quarter hours. Time to be arranged. MUSIC 42. Brass Instruments. A minimum of six hours' practice a week for one lesson. One quarter hour. Twelve hours' practice for two lessons a week. Two quarter hours. Time to be arranged. MUSIC 43. Pipe Organ. A minimum of six hours' practice a week for one lesson. One quarter hour. Twelve hours' practice for two lessons a week. Two quarter hours. Time to be arranged. MUSIC 44. Vocal. A definite group of song material must be learned by memory each quarter. One quarter hour. Time to be arranged. WEBER COLLEGE 41 Special Activities Directed By The Music Department Each year the department of Music concentrates its efforts upon development of one or more special projects. Heretofore, such efforts have resulted in trips to cities in the neighborhood of Ogden and often to distant places in other states. In 1931, the Girls' Glee Club and the Band went to Santa Rosa, California, making public appearances there and elsewhere in that vicinity. In 1932 a large band made an extended trip to the coast on a concert tour and played, through incidental arrangement, over the Columbia network from San Francisco. During the last three years, two three-act comic operas have been composed, developed, and staged by the Weber College Department of Music. These two productions have run through twenty-three performances in Northern Utah and Southern Idaho. The membership of these operas has been made up out of our Glee Club, Male Chorus, and Orchestra, and production work has been accomplished by the Music and Dramatic departments combined.