Lockport Township High School District 205 2021-2022 Course Catalog

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STUDIO ART- ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP) - VP1889Length of Course:One YearCredit:1.0 CreditGrade Placement: 11, 12Prerequisite:Coursework in the Visual Arts, Portfolio review by art faculty, Visual Arts GPA review, consent from Department ChairState Code:05172A000Course Description: This course is offered to students who would like to obtain college credit and/or advanced placement in a university visual arts program. This rigorous, productiveprogram will utilize the student’s previous development as an artist and requires students to perform at the highest level of artistic advancement. New areas of learning will include individualprocess, style and technique progression, learning to create a slide presentation for AP testing including sizing, matting and photographing all art production as well as analyzing andinterpreting personal and historical art work. Art production in the classroom and at home, weekly research projects, and community art awareness trips are tools used to develop advancedartistic literacy. Students are expected to take the Advanced Placement (AP) Studio Exam. This course requires summer portfolio work.65
PERFORMING ARTSCOURSE DESCRIPTIONSSuggested Course Sequences - The following course sequences are recommended for students pursuing the careers listedbelow.Choral MusicChoral MusicInstrumental MusicEducation *Grade Performance *Grade Education/Performance ** Grade Music Business *** GradeFreshman Choir 9 Freshman Choir 9 Freshman Band 9 Freshman Choir or Band 9Concert Choir 10-12 Concert Choir 10-12 Concert Band 10-12 Concert Choir or Concert Band 10-12Mixed Choir 10-12 Mixed Choir 10-12 Symphonic Band 10-12 Piano I 10-12Bel Canto Choir 10-12 Bel Canto Choir 10-12 Wind Symphony 10-12 Piano II 10-12A cappella Choir 10-12 A cappella Choir 10-12 Piano I 10-12 Music Technology I 10-12Piano I 10-12 Piano I 10-12 Piano II 10-12 Music Technology II 10-12Piano II 10-12 Piano II 10-12 Music Technology I 10-12 AP Music Theory 10-12Music Technology I 10-12 Music Technology I 10-12 Music Technology II 10-12Music Technology II 10-12 Music Technology II 10-12 AP Music Theory 10-12AP Music Theory 10-12 AP Music Theory 10-12* Extra Curricular suggestions: Spring Musical, Private Voice Lessons, Madrigals and/or Jazz Groups**Extra Curricular Suggestions: Marching Band, Private Lessons, Spring Musical Pit, Jazz Band*** Extra Curricular Suggestions: Sound & Lighting Technician (Fall Play & Spring Musical)Choral Music Education: Students interest in elementary, junior high, secondary, collegiate choir directors/conductors.Choral Music Performance: Students interest in recording artist, commercial/studio musician, opera singer, musical theatre, vocal professor.Instrumental Music.Education/Performance: Students interest in elementary, junior high, secondary, collegiate band directors/conductors, music therapy,studio/commercial musician, performing artist, orchestral musician, and collegiate professor.Music Business: Students interest in composition, sound engineer, music technology, studio musician, commercial musician.CROSS CURRICULAR ADAPTIVE MUSIC - SE1701Length of Course:One SemesterCredit:.5 CreditGrade Placement: 10, 11, 12Prerequisite:Offered to students in Achieve and Transition programsState Code:05199A000Course Description: Students currently enrolled in the Transition and Achieve program at LTHS will have the opportunity to learn how music can enhance their current curriculum. Theadaptive music course offers an exploratory music course offers an exploratory music experience for students with unique needs. Students will investigate sound by both listening to andcreating music. Through aural recognition, students will become aware of vocal, string, woodwind, brass and percussion instruments. .MUSIC THEORY - ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP) - VP1846Length of Course:One YearCredit:1.0 CreditGrade Placement: 11, 12Prerequisite:Consent of Department ChairpersonState Code:05114A000Course Description: The goal of this course is to develop the student’s ability to recognize, understand, and describe the basic materials and processes of music that are heard or presentedin a score. Students will understand the rudiments of musical language (i.e. notation, intervals, rhythm, and meter) and develop his/her critical and creative awareness of musical forms andstructures through score analysis, harmonic realization, and composition exercises. Exercises and assignments will be designed both to develop and enhance the student’s speed andfluency in basic notational skills and to prepare the students for the AP Music Theory exam.MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 1 - VP18491Length of Course:One SemesterCredit:.5 CreditGrade Placement: 10, 11, 12Prerequisite:NoneState Code:05119A000Course Description: This course offers students the opportunity to explore their original musical ideas in an environment rich in computer and music technology resources. Students willlearn how to use the computer to interface with state of the art electronic musical instruments. The primary focus will be through the use of software programs including “Acid” and “Cakewalk”to learn how to sequence and record tracks as they would in a live studio. Students will also gain proficiency in music notation in order to begin the basic stages of composition.66
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