Minneapolis Community and Technical College · Courses
MUSL
6 courses with the subject MUSL, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
MUSL 1210College Choir1.00
(1.00 lec) This group is a nonauditioned choir designed to be a creative musical opportunity in an atmosphere that is enjoyable and noncompetitive. You will perform publicly at least once each semester. You will prepare music spanning a wide range of styles from classical to world music. The College Choir is open to all students who enjoy singing and are willing and able to commit to consistent attendance at rehearsals and scheduled performances, and to working to create art as part of a group.
(1.00 lec) This group is a select choir that sings primarily unaccompanied choral music from around the world. The choir is designed to provide a performing opportunity for the experienced singer. This choir performs publicly at least once each semester.
(1.00 lec) This group prepares classical works and indigenous folk music for recital. In this course, you will work in groups as small as duets and as large as the total class size, learning repertoire suited for chamber ensemble. You will perform at least once per semester on campus. Additional performance opportunities are scheduled as time and availability of the ensemble members permits. an intermediate level or better and provide their own instrument, with the exception of a piano. While it is not mandatory, an applied lesson on the student’s instrument is highly recommended. 2013–2014 Catalog | Minneapolis Community & Technical College
1.00 credit (1.00 lec) Music from the swing era through the Latin/Caribbean- influenced genres to jazz-rock fusion are studied and played in this instrumental ensemble. The focus is on arrangements for a small jazz combo rather than a big band. You will perform at least once per semester on campus. Additional performance opportunities are scheduled as time and availability of the ensemble members permits. an intermediate level and provide their own instrument, with the exception of a drum trap kit and piano. While it is not mandatory, an applied lesson on the student’s instrument is highly recommended.
(2.00 lec) This course consists of weekly private lessons, each one-half-hour in length, on your chosen instrument. Learning is optimized to your individual level, from beginner to advanced. Instructors will place emphasis on developing your musicianship as well as technical skill. Significant practice time outside of the lesson is expected. A number of practice rooms with pianos are available in the Music Department. Aside from piano, you are expected to provide your own instruments. There is an added course fee for Applied Music. You must contact your chosen instructor prior to registration. See class schedule for instruments offered and instructors available.
(4.00 lec) This course, for more advanced, serious students, consists of weekly private lessons on their chosen instruments, one hour in length. Learning is optimized to your individual level. Instructors will place emphasis on developing your musicianship as well as technical skill. A number of practice rooms with pianos are available in the Music Department. Aside from piano, you are expected to provide your own instruments. Requirements are effectively doubled in relation to 1000- level applied music lessons: lesson time is one hour per week, associated practice and preparation time is doubled, and the added course fee is doubled. You must contact your chosen instructor prior to registration. See class schedule for instruments offered and instructors available. 439
