School of Professional Studies - William Jessup University

2010-2011
An instrumental ensemble of varying instrumental composition open to the general public, alumni, faculty, staff, and students.
Music of various styles and periods will be performed both on and off campus. May be repeated for credit.
MUS221 ½ unit
Basic Sibelius
An introduction to Sibelius notation software use, this course satisfies technology requirements. (Prerequisites: MUS272 and 274)
MUS250 1 unit
Worship Leading Lab (S)
A seminar in all aspects of worship leading: emphasis on the practical, philosophical, biblical and theological and practical
application to music ministry situations.
MUS272 3 units
Music Theory I-II (F)
A study of the basic harmonic, melodic and rhythmic components of music. Included in the course content will be scales, keys,
triads, inversions, transposition, counterpoint, chord progressions, and non-harmonic tones.
MUS274 3 units
Music Theory III-IV (S)
A review of diatonic theory, and an introduction to dominant and non-dominant seventh chords, ninth, eleventh and other
expanded harmonies, figured bass, Sonata Allegro and other forms, secondary dominants, keyboard harmony, and analysis.
(Prerequisite: MUS272)
MUS280 1 unit
Seminar in Sound Systems (S)
An introductory seminar in sound equipment and acoustics and their practical application to music venues.
MUS290P 1 unit
Class Piano II ( S)
Continuation of class instruction in the development of a basic proficiency in piano. Emphasis is on expanded note and rhythm
reading, advancing repertoire, sight reading, scales, and chord progressions. May be repeated for credit.
MUS296 0-1/2 unit
University Choirs(F, S)
A non-audition choral group of mixed voices. Music of various styles and periods is rehearsed and performed both on campus
and in the community. Activities include on and off campus concerts and chapel performances. May be repeated for credit.
MUS297 0-1/2 unit
University Instrumental Ensemble (F, S)
An instrumental ensemble of varying instrumental composition. Music of various styles and periods will be performed both on
and off campus. May be repeated for credit.
MUS301 2 units
Ear Training I (S)
A skills acquisition course covering sight singing, melodic intervallic, rhythmic and basic choral identification, reading, and
dictation. (Prerequisites: MUS272 and 274)
MUS302 2 units
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