6 courses with the subject AS, 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.
AS 0112(see above) with approaches designed for
voice students. AS0211-AS0212 Sophomore Aural Skills 1-2 2 hrs weekly/2 credits per semester This course is a continuation of studies in ear training sight-singing, rhythm, and dictation from the freshman year. It focuses on advanced tonal chromaticism and modulation through 20th Century techniques including atonal melody, alternative scales, and complex rhythmic and harmonic structures. AS0201-AS0202 Sophomore Aural Skills for Voice Majors 1-2 2 hrs weekly/2 credits per semester This course is a continuation of studies in ear training, sight-singing, rhythm, and dictation for voice majors from the freshman year. It focuses on advanced tonal chromaticism and modulation through 20th Century techniques including atonal melody, alternative scales, and complex rhythmic and harmonic structures. Aural Skills Graduate Core The graduate Aural Skills core curriculum is a three- semester sequence of courses with special emphasis on the interrelation with Music Theory. 162 C ourse De scrip tions
2.5 hrs weekly/2 credits/Fall semester This course focuses on studies in ear training, sight- singing, rhythm, and dictation. It includes the writing, singing, and recognition of intervals, scale degrees, melodies, chords, and harmonic structures ranging from diatonicism through simple chromaticism (both melodic and harmonic) and modulation. Special emphasis is placed on conducting and form recognition.
Voice Majors 1 2.5 hrs weekly/2 credits/Fall semester This course focuses on studies in ear training, sight- singing, rhythm, and dictation for voice majors. It will cover the same material as AS0870 (see above) with approaches designed for voice students.
Voice Majors 2 2.5 hrs weekly/2 credits/Spring semester This course is a continuation of studies in ear training, sight-singing, rhythm, and dictation from AS0890 for voice majors. It focuses on advanced tonal chromaticism and modulation through 20th Century techniques including atonal melody, alternative scales, and complex rhythmic and harmonic structures.
