Course ListingsFall 2012MusicMUS 0001INTRO TO WESTERN MUSICIntroduction to selected forms and genres of Western music. Emphasison analytical listening and cultural critique through guided examin<strong>at</strong>ionsof both the formal organiz<strong>at</strong>ion and the social/cultural background of awide range of musical styles. Previous musical training not required.Sections02450 MUS 000101 J+ Campana, Alessa 1.0 Cap 14 Se<strong>at</strong>sMUS 0003INTRO TO WORLD MUSICExplor<strong>at</strong>ion of diverse musical traditions around the world. Musicalsystems, musical instruments, lives of musicians, social settings ofperformance, music, and culture. Previous musical training notrequired.Sections03803 MUS 000301 F+TR Raimondi, Julie 1.0MUS 0010INTRO MUSIC THEORYExplor<strong>at</strong>ion of the basics of music theory, including not<strong>at</strong>ion, scales andmodes, intervals, triads, seventh chords, chord progressions, rhythm,melody, form, and composition. An introduction to ear training, sightsinging, and keyboard skills. Intended for nonmajors.Sections02451 MUS 001001 I+ Page, John 1.002452 MUS 001002 E+MW Mclaughlin, Mic 1.002453 MUS 001003 D+ Page, John 1.0MUS 0015INTRODUCTION TO PIANOClass piano for beginners and other musicians who want to developbasic piano skills. Taught in the computer lab; maximum twelvestudents per class. Pass/Fail only; 0 credits. May only be taken once.Extra tuition is charged for this course.Sections02454 MUS 001501 ARR Auner, Edith Lo 0.0 $200 Fee, SeeEdith Auner ForDetails.MUS 0025MOZART & ENLIGHTENMENTMozart's music (piano concerti, chamber music, sacred music,symphonies, and operas) considered in rel<strong>at</strong>ionship to Vienna, theEnlightenment, and modern-day listeners. Mozart as a child prodigyand his experience during the grand European concert tour taken bythe Mozart family. Mozart's character as revealed in his letters; the"myth of Mozart" in the play and film Amadeus.Sections03804 MUS 002501 H+TR Bernstein, Jane 1.0 No PrereqMUS 0039HISTORY AFRICAN AM MUSICThe development of black music and aesthetics in the United St<strong>at</strong>esfrom the antebellum period to the present. M<strong>at</strong>erials include the musicand appropri<strong>at</strong>e liter<strong>at</strong>ure representing the composed, folk, and populartraditions.Sections02456 MUS 003901 E+MW Raimondi, Julie 1.0MUS 0041HISTORY OF BLUESOrigins, development, and regional styles; downhome blues, classicblues, and urban blues; vocal and instrumental traditions andinnov<strong>at</strong>ions. Emphasis on such major figures as Bessie Smith, RobertJohnson, Muddy W<strong>at</strong>ers, and B.B. King.Sections02457 MUS 004101 G+ Ullman, Michael 1.0MUS 0048MUSIC OF AFRICAMusic systems and musical instruments from selected music cultureson the African continent and of the African diaspora; music as anintegr<strong>at</strong>ion of song, instrumental ensembles, and dance; music in itshistorical, social, and cultural context; lecture, discussion and hands-onperformance labs.Sections02460 MUS 004801 ARR Locke, David 1.0 T Lec, RequiredLab R Or F;Cap 14 Se<strong>at</strong>s04284 MUS 0048L1 ARR Locke, David 0.004285 MUS 0048L2 ARR Locke, David 0.0MUS 0064COMPUTER TOOLS-MUSICIANSUsing computer technology to compose, arrange, synthesize,transcribe, orchestr<strong>at</strong>e, mix, and publish music. Tools to be coveredinclude ProTools, Sibelius, Reason, and Digital Performer. Students willcomplete several cre<strong>at</strong>ive projects using music hardware and software.Prerequisites: Music performance and/or composition experience,ability to read music, facility <strong>at</strong> the keyboard, familiarity with theMacintosh oper<strong>at</strong>ing system.Sections02461 MUS 006401 K+ Lehrman, Paul D 1.0 Permission OfInstructorMUS 0065MUS RECORDING/PRODUCTIONTheory and techniques for recording, editing, and producing acousticmusic. Topics include acoustics, audio perception, physics andelectronics of transducers, analog and digital audio principles, stereoand multitrack recording, mixing, virtual instruments, andsynchroniz<strong>at</strong>ion. Students will develop the technical and listening skillsto understand and evalu<strong>at</strong>e the aesthetics of recorded sound.Students may not receive credit for both EE 65 and MUS 65. EE 65 wills<strong>at</strong>isfy an Electrical Engineering concentr<strong>at</strong>ion elective (MUS 65 willNOT).Prerequisites: Ability to play an instrument, musical literacy, MATH 30or 32 (formerly MATH 5 or 11) or equivalent, PHY 1 and 2 or equivalent,or permission of instructor.Sections02462 MUS 006501 J+ Lehrman, Paul D 1.0 Permission OfInstructorMUS 0068PRIVATE LESSONSIndividualized instruction by the Performance faculty or with priv<strong>at</strong>eteachers approved by the department in an instrument or voice. Broadrange of priv<strong>at</strong>e lessons including Classical, Jazz, Rock, Klezmer,Eastern European, Middle Eastern, Arabic, North African,Mediterranean, Indian, and Japanese vocal and instrumental music:voice, winds, brass, strings, percussion, harp, guitar, piano,harpsichord, shakuhachi, viola da gamba, koto, and ud. Admission isby audition. For details, consult the Coordin<strong>at</strong>or of PerformanceStudies. Extra tuition per semester is charged for this course; for musicmajors or minors, ninety percent of this fee will be waived for twosemesters. Note: voice students must study for non-credit in the firstsemester and audition by trial jury to be accepted for credit. One-halfcourse credit.Prerequisites: Fourth-year level of competence.Sections02465024660246302464MUS 006801 TBA Auner, Edith Lo 0.5 ArrMUS 006802 TBA Auner, Edith Lo 0.5 For StudentsTaking LessonsFor Credit On 2InstsMUS 0068N1 TBA Auner, Edith Lo 0.0 Pass/fail OnlyMUS 0068N2 TBA Auner, Edith Lo 0.0 For SecondInstrumentPass/fail<strong>Tufts</strong> <strong>University</strong> Course Listings, Fall 2012Page 125
Course ListingsFall 2012MusicMUS 0069TUFTS CONCERT CHOIRMusic for large vocal forces ranging from Bach to Bernstein, includingmajor works in the Western canon, recent compositions, andarrangements of non-Western choral music. One-half course credit.Sections02468 MUS 006901 K+ Kirsch, Jamie 0.5 Audition/permission OfInstructor02467 MUS 0069N K+ Kirsch, Jamie 0.0 Pass/fail ZeroCreditAudition/permission Of InstrMUS 0070TUFTS CHAMBER SINGERSWorks for a small vocal ensemble, primarily a cappella, includingRenaissance motets and madrigals, arrangements of jazz, pop, andBroadway, compositions by contemporary composers, andnon-Western music. One-half course credit.Prerequisites: MUS 69 (<strong>Tufts</strong> Concert Choir).Sections0247002469MUS 007001 I+MW Kirsch, Jamie 0.5 Audition/permission OfInstructorMUS 0070N I+MW Kirsch, Jamie 0.0 No CreditPass/failPermission OfInstructorMUS 0072GOSPEL CHOIRSelected repertory of choral works from the African American traditionof religious music. No prerequisite or previous musical experiencenecessary. One-half course credit.Sections02472 MUS 007201 ARR Coleman, David 0.5 Meets Friday3:30-5:30pm02473 MUS 007202 K+M Coleman, David 0.0 Coreq For Mus72-02, 03, Or0402474 MUS 007203 L+T Coleman, David 0.0 Coreq For Mus,Mus72-02, 03Or 0402475 MUS 007204 G+W Coleman, David 0.0 Coreq For Mus,Mus 72-02, 03,Or 0402471 MUS 0072N ARR Coleman, David 0.0 Meets Friday3:30-5:30pm/noCreditMUS 0074OPERA ENSEMBLEMusic for beginning opera singers with emphasis on development ofmusical skills, staging techniques, acting and singing skills, and roleinterpret<strong>at</strong>ion. Public performance of opera scenes, including solo arias.One-half course credit.Sections02477 MUS 007401 ARR Mastrodomenico, 0.5 Tues & Thurs4:30-6:3002476 MUS 0074N ARR Mastrodomenico, 0.0 NoCredit,pass-failOnlyMUS 0077TUFTS JAZZ ORCHESTRAJazz instrumental and ensemble improvis<strong>at</strong>ion skills developed throughperformance of classical jazz compositions and recent works for bigband. Elements of jazz, including rhythms, blues, and other traditionalsong forms; jazz melody and harmony. One-half course credit.Sections02479 MUS 007701 ARR Smith, Joel L 0.5 Tr 4:30-6:30 Pm02478 MUS 0077N ARR Smith, Joel L 0.0 Arr Tr 4:30 -6:30, Pass/failMUS 0078JAZZ IMPROVISATION ENSEMFocus on a practical knowledge of jazz improvis<strong>at</strong>ion in small combosettings; includes blues and AABA structures, turnarounds, constructionof chords, phrasing, scale and chord rel<strong>at</strong>ionships, and rhythmic pulse.One-half course credit.Sections02483 MUS 007801 ARR Ahlstrand, Paul 0.502484 MUS 007802 ARR Aruda, Scott 0.502485 MUS 007803 ARR Smith, Joel L 0.502480 MUS 0078N1 ARR Ahlstrand, Paul 0.0 Pass/fail02481 MUS 0078N2 ARR Aruda, Scott 0.0 Pass/fail02482 MUS 0078N3 ARR Smith, Joel L 0.0 Arr T 6:45-9:45,Pass/failMUS 0080TUFTS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAMusic ranging from the Baroque to the twenty-first century. Major worksfor chorus and orchestra regularly undertaken with the <strong>Tufts</strong> ConcertChoir. One-half course credit.Sections02487 MUS 008001 ARR Page, John 0.5 Tr 4:30-6:45 Pm02486 MUS 0080N ARR Page, John 0.0 No Credit/tr4:30-6:45 PmMUS 0083UNIVERSITY WIND ENSEMBLESymphonic band and wind ensemble liter<strong>at</strong>ure as well as contemporaryworks. One-half course credit.Sections02489 MUS 008301 ARR Mccann, John 0.5 Mw 4:30-6:30Pm02488 MUS 0083N ARR Mccann, John 0.0 Mw 4:30-6:30,Pass/fail OnlyMUS 0084PEP BANDPerforms <strong>at</strong> football games and rallies. Fall only. One-half course credit.Sections02491 MUS 008401 ARR Moses, Warrick 0.5 Tr 6:30-8:3002490 MUS 0084N ARR Moses, Warrick 0.0 Pass/fail Only,Tr 6:30-8:30MUS 0086NEW MUSIC ENSEMBLE/NMERecently written compositions by both established and studentcomposers; free improvis<strong>at</strong>ion. Frequent performances. One-halfcourse credit.Sections02493 MUS 008601 ARR Berman, Donald 0.502492 MUS 0086N ARR Berman, Donald 0.0 Pass/fail Only,Arr R 4:00-6:00MUS 0087EARLY MUSIC ENSEMBLE/EMEMusic from the medieval period to the eighteenth century. Ensemblesinclude recorder consorts, lute ensemble, Renaissance wind band,small vocal ensembles, viols, and mixed ensemble. One-half coursecredit.Sections02495 MUS 008701 ARR Hershey, Jane 0.502494 MUS 0087N ARR Hershey, Jane 0.0 Pass/fail Only,Arr T 6:30-9:30<strong>Tufts</strong> <strong>University</strong> Course Listings, Fall 2012Page 126