Did you know?
Zoltán Kodály (1882–1967) and Béla Bartók (1881–1945) were lifelong friends and are widely regarded as two of the most important Hungarian composers of the 20th century.
The love of beauty and the wish to share this love is what made Kodály the composer, Kodály the teacher, and Kodály the man so great.
—Arpád Darázs
Zoltán Kodály (1882–1967) and Béla Bartók (1881–1945) were lifelong friends and are widely regarded as two of the most important Hungarian composers of the 20th century.

InterMuse participants registered in Kodály Certification Levels I, II, and III are eligible to earn three graduate letter-graded BYU credits in Music 575R. This program is also endorsed by the Organization of American Kodály Educators. OAKE certification is granted upon successful completion of three levels over three summers.
The Postcertification Refresher Course does not carry any credit.
In order to fulfill OAKE certification requirements, the in-class assignments, homework load, and finals will be the same for credit and non-credit options; non-credit participation in the program does NOT decrease the required work load. The credit option gives you the full benefit of the course for future professional opportunities.
Important note: If you are registering for credit, it is imperative that you update your records with the BYU Records Office, especially if you have changed your name since you last attended BYU.
Even if you register for this program online or by phone with your updated name, you must update your records with BYU so the correct name appears on the grade roll.
View the instructions for changing your name.
After required course work is completed, grades will be posted (entered on transcripts) in late August. You will not receive a grade report but must request an official transcript to see your grade. An official transcript may be ordered from the BYU Records Office.
View information on how to request transcripts.
For questions about grades after completion of the program, please call 801-422-3118 or email michelle.moore@byu.edu.
