UNDERGRADUATES 

The acquisition of a substantial body of repertory in several languages is an important part of the study of voice. It is assumed that song repertory presented at the time of the jury, is new to the student in that semester, i.e., it has not been performed on previous juries, not used for auditions or competitions prior to the start of the semester, and has never been sung on a degree recital. 

Repertoire Sheet for Performance Majors 

Repertoire Sheet for Music Education Majors 

Repertoire Sheet for Music Composition, Music History, or Music Theory Majors  

Final Repertoire Requirements for Undergraduate Concentrations and Performance Majors* 

The following repertoire requirements should be met by the completion of voice study at UNT. The repertoire sheet linked above must be presented by all majors and concentrations at the time of the proficiency exam, and at the senior recital hearing by performance majors. 

Performance Majors  
For students who entered the program Fall 2024 semester or after:  36 selections total, minimum 7 each in English, French, German, Italian, and minimum 4 in Spanish.  For students who entered the program before the Fall 2024 semester:  36 selections total, minimum 7 each in English, French, German, Italian, and minimum 2 in Spanish.   

Voice Concentrations - Music Education  
For students entering the program Fall 2024 or after:  26 selections total, minimum 5 each in English, Italian, German, and French, and mininum of two in Spanish. For students entering the program before Fall 2024:  26 selections total: minimum 5 each in English, Italian, German, and French.  

Voice Concentrations - Music Composition, History, or Theory 

For students entering the program Fall 2024 or after:  26 selections total, minimum 3 each in English, Italian, German, and French, and a minimum of two in Spanish. For students entering the program before Fall 2024:  26 selections total: minimum 3 each in English, Italian, German, and French.  

* BA in Music students must pass the Upper Divisional Exam (UDE) at the end of their fourth and final semester of study.  They do not have a final repertoire requirement.   

 

GRADUATES 

MM and DMA students:  Repertoire assigned at the discretion of the teacher.  For graduate-level jury requirements, click here.