undergraduate bulletin - LaGrange College
undergraduate bulletin - LaGrange College
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MUSI 1105-1106 Applied Lessons. (0-2) Fall and Spring<br />
Individual instruction in the student‘s choice of instrument or voice to develop technical<br />
proficiency, repertoire knowledge, and performance skills. May be repeated for credit.<br />
Prerequisite: audition and authorization by the chair<br />
Section A – Voice<br />
Section B – Piano<br />
Section C – Organ<br />
Section D – Guitar (Classical and Contemporary)<br />
Section E – Percussion<br />
Section F – Brass/Woodwinds<br />
Section G – Composition<br />
Section H – Strings<br />
MUSI 1107-1108 Ensemble. (0-1) Fall and Spring<br />
Performance organization(s) providing ensemble experience. May be repeated for credit.<br />
Performance ensembles may include <strong>LaGrange</strong> <strong>College</strong> Chamber Singers, Women‘s Chorus,<br />
<strong>LaGrange</strong> Symphony Chorus, Percussion Ensemble, and Guitar Ensemble.<br />
Prerequisite: Audition or permission of Instructor.<br />
MUSI 1109 Beginning Classical Guitar. (1) as needed<br />
Basic techniques of Classical guitar taught in a classroom setting, intended for non-music<br />
majors. The course includes fundamentals of reading music and understanding elementary music<br />
theory. In addition, students will study examples of simple folk music and music for worship. A<br />
selection of the most useful guitar chords, suitable for beginners, and basic accompaniment<br />
patterns will be taught to allow the students to accompany their singing. Students will need to<br />
own an acoustic guitar and plan for daily practice time.<br />
MUSI 1110 Literature and Language of Music 1. (2) Spring<br />
This course will acquaint students with the appropriate language needed for a precise discussion<br />
of music and the literature that corresponds to musical evolution since notation developed. The<br />
course will also have a strong listening component, thereby encouraging more discriminate<br />
listening.<br />
*‡MUSI 1112 Music Survey. (3) as needed<br />
A broad survey of music aimed at developing aesthetic awareness and critical analysis of music<br />
from diverse styles and genres.<br />
MUSI 1113 Ear Training 1. (2) Spring<br />
This course is designed to provide the student with basic sight singing and listening skills. Some<br />
lab time will be devoted to Internet music resources and notation using FINALE. Other topics<br />
will include basic MAC computer skills, especially as they pertain to music theory and CAI in<br />
music theory and ear training.<br />
Prerequisite: MUSI 1100, MUSI 1101, or passing score on Theory Placement<br />
Exam<br />
199
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