Bulletin - John Jay College Of Criminal Justice - CUNY
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Certificates, Programs and Minors<br />
Mathematics 361 Introduction to the Functions of a Complex<br />
Variable<br />
Mathematics 410 Abstract Algebra<br />
MUSIC MINOR<br />
Total: 18<br />
Description. The Music minor offers students the opportunity to<br />
explore music through a comprehensive and multi-faceted approach.<br />
The minor combines core requirements with two areas of<br />
concentration, Music History/Comparative Music, or<br />
Composition/Technology/Theory. Through the study of western art<br />
music and comparative music studies such as Caribbean music, world<br />
music, and pop, rock and jazz, the student examines and<br />
contextualizes the art form. The study of voice, piano, songwriting,<br />
composition, and music technology encourages the student to explore<br />
their inherent creative potential by directly engaging in the creation<br />
of music, while also developing a foundation in the basic skills of<br />
music making.<br />
Rationale. Music, one of the most universal and fundamental art<br />
forms, reflects virtually every aspect of personal and social<br />
experience. Through the development of its skills and the<br />
consideration of its history, we see how broader cultural patterns are<br />
reflected in music specifically, and in art forms generally. The core<br />
courses in the minor will ensure homogeneity among the students in<br />
their abilities and, in conjunction with the advanced courses, will<br />
allow them to express their creativity while developing an<br />
understanding of the place of music in the history of the world.<br />
Credits. 18<br />
Minor coordinator. Professor Laura Greenberg, Department of Art<br />
and Music (212-237-8335, lgreenberg@jjay.cuny,edu)<br />
Credits<br />
PART ONE Subtotal: 9<br />
Required<br />
Music 102 Music Skills*<br />
*Students who possess prior knowledge or experience may consult<br />
with the minor coordinator or instructor for a possible exemption<br />
from this course.<br />
Choose two<br />
Music 101 Introduction to Music<br />
Music 103 American Popular Music from Jazz to Rock<br />
Music 104 Music in World Culture<br />
Music 110/Latin American and Latina/o Studies 110 Music of the<br />
Caribbean<br />
Music 115 Introduction to Vocal Techniques Style, and Song<br />
Literature<br />
Music 120 Piano<br />
Music 130 <strong>John</strong> <strong>Jay</strong> Chorus<br />
Music 131 <strong>John</strong> <strong>Jay</strong> Chorus II<br />
Music 220 Choral Music in Performance<br />
Music 1XX Guitar<br />
PART TWO. Tracks Subtotal: 9<br />
Select three from one of the tracks<br />
Track I: Music History/Comparative Music<br />
200-level – Choose two<br />
Music 201 Musical Masterworks<br />
Music 203 American Musical Theatre<br />
Music 205 Beethoven, Verdi, Stravinsky<br />
Music 206 Orchestral Music and World Wars<br />
197
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