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MUS 1451 MEN’S GLEE CLUB A variety of music will be
performed from the literature composed expressly for men’s voices.
(Open to all men, may be repeated for credit)
MUS 1460 WOMEN’S CHORUS A variety of music will be performed
from the literature composed expressly for women’s voices.
(Open to all women, may be repeated for credit)
MUS 1470 JAZZ ENSEMBLE STAGE BAND Open to all
university students. Audition and permission required. Study and
performance of swing, jazz and popular music of the 20th Century.
(May be repeated, and taken for one or two hours credit.)
MUS 1510 LOWER-DIVISION SECONDARY APPLIED MUSIC
Individual instruction in voice, keyboard, or orchestral instrument.
(Field of study is course title. May be repeated for credit.)
MUS 2141 BEGINNING CLASS PIANO Class instruction in
the fundamentals of keyboard technique for beginning piano students.
MUS 2201 #MUSIC THEORY & LIT III AURAL LAB Continuation
of MUS 1231. Aural analysis and sight reading of diatonic melodies,
contrapuntal dictation in two parts and harmonic dictation using all
diatonic triads. (Prerequisite: MUS 1231. Concurrent with MUS 2213)
MUS 2213 #MUS THEORY & LIT III, INTERM WRIT & ANALYS
Continuation of MUS 1243. Two- and three-part compositions and
analysis of monothematic and strophic forms, diatonic triads, seventh
chords and modulation. (Prerequisite: MUS 1243)
MUS 2231 #MUSIC THEORY & LIT IV AURAL LAB Continuation
of MUS 2201. Aural analysis; harmonic dictation of chromatic
harmony; sight reading of modulation melodies. (Prerequisite: MUS
2201. Concurrent with MUS 2243)
MUS 2243 #MUS THEORY & LIT IV, ADV WRIT & ANALYS
Continuation of MUS 2213. Four-part writing and analysis, smaller
homophonic forms, chromatic harmony and advanced modulation.
(Prerequisite: MUS 2213)
MUS 2301 PIANO ACCOMPANYING Required of all piano
Bachelor of Music Performance degree students. Students will accompany
a vocal ensemble and be assigned to accompany students
in solo and chamber music performances.
MUS 2341 ELEMENTARY CLASS PIANO I First semester of
piano study in the sequence of piano curriculum for music majors.
Music majors must pass with a grade of “C” or better. Class instruction
in the development of a basic functional knowledge of the piano.
MUS 2361 CHILD/ADOLESCENT VOICE DEVELOPMENT
Study of the physiological development of the adolescent, pubertal,
and high school singing voice. Students will explore age-appropriate
vocalizes designed to improve singing skills among adolescent singers.
MUS 2401 ELEMENTARY BRASS CLASS Brass pedagogy
involved in teaching Trumpet, Horn, Trombone, Euphonium and Tuba
in public schools; to acquire the ability to play simple melodies and
scales. (Semiprivate) (Previously listed as MUS 2402)
MUS 2411 ELEM WOODWIND CLASS Woodwind pedagogy
involved in teaching Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, and Bassoon in public
schools; to acquire the ability to play simple melodies and scales.
(Semiprivate) (Previously listed as MUS 2412)
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MUS 2421 ELEM STRING CLASS Class instruction in the
fundamentals of string technique for beginning string students.
(Semiprivate)
MUS 2431 ELEM PERCUSSION CLASS Class instruction in
the fundamentals of percussion technique for beginning percussion
students. (Semiprivate)
MUS 2441 ELEMENTARY CLASS PIANO II Class instruction in
the fundamentals of keyboard technique for beginning piano students.
(Semiprivate; may be repeated for credit) Second semester of study
in sequence of piano curriculum for music majors. Music majors must
pass with a grade of “C” or better. Continuation of MUS 2341
MUS 2451 ELEM VOICE CLASS Elementary instruction in basic
vocal technique combined with an elementary survey of appropriate
vocal literature. (Semiprivate; may be repeated for credit)
MUS 2461 ELEM GUITAR CLASS A recreational course for
personal and general education enrichment. (Semiprivate; may be
repeated for credit)
MUS 2472 LYRIC DICTION A study of the phonetics of singing
in English, Italian, German, French and Spanish.
MUS 2510 LOWER-DIVISION MAJOR APPLIED MUSIC Individual
instruction in voice, keyboard, and orchestral instruments.
(Field of study is course title. May be repeated for credit.)
MUS 2541 INTERMEDIATE CLASS PIANO I Third semester
of piano study in the sequence of piano curriculum for music majors.
Music majors must pass with a grade of “C” of better, Demonstration
of ability to successfully complete any four of the seven proficiency
skills. The four will be chosen from: sight-reading, harmonization,
transposition, 1 hymn & 3 patriotic songs, all major/minor scales,
chords and arpeggios (all two octaves), accompaniment, and open
score. (Prerequisite:MUS 2441)
MUS 2641 INTERMEDIATE CLASS PIANO II Fourth semester
of piano study in the sequence of piano curriculum for music majors.
Music majors must pass with a grade of “C” or better. Demonstration
of ability to successfully complete the remaining two or three proficiency
skills listed for MUS 2541 depending on the degree sought.
(Prerequisite: MUS 2541
MUS 3102 BRASS LITERATURE A survey of literature for
the various instruments in the brass family, taken from all historical
style periods.
MUS 3113 #HISTORY OF MUSIC I A study of the evolution
of musical styles and forms from antiquity through the Baroque era.
MUS 3123 #HISTORY OF MUSIC II A continuation of MUS
3113. Study of styles and forms from the Classic period to the present.
MUS 3133 #INTRODUCTION TO WORLD MUSIC This is a
survey course in which music is studied within the context of culture.
This will involve studying music from a global perspective, exploring
music both as a phenomenon of sound and a phenomenon of
culture. Students will examine representative examples of music in
the Western and non-Western world and develop a vocabulary and
deeper understanding to discuss the musical and social aspects of
each culture. In addition, students will learn to identify style characteristics,
structural components, instruments, ensemble types, and
dance forms from each culture.