2 courses with the subject CS, 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.
CS 2010Conductors Orchestra
2-hr sessions meeting 6 times per semester/3 credits per semester In sessions with the laboratory orchestra, orchestra rehearsals, and teacher, to refine and perfect a style of rehearsing the orchestra with efficiency and respect for the musicians. These disciplines include the ability to hear and identify wrong notes, and also correct faulty intonation. The student will also learn to have a working knowledge of string technique in order to discuss with the players phrasing, bowing, and articulations appropriate to the stylistic period of the music.
1 hr weekly/5 credits per semester One-on-one lessons with the teacher on score study, to develop a proficient system of preparing a musical score before meeting with the orchestra, including chord analysis, ear training, and to have a fluent understanding of instrumental transpositions. Developing enough piano competence in order to realize an orchestral score with complex harmonies. 112 C ourse De scrip tions CP0811 (undergraduate) CP2811 (graduate) Composing for (and with) the Voice 1 2 hrs weekly/2 credits/Fall semester Vocal composition explored by combining practical techniques with historical perspectives, including music from a variety of cultures and genres. The relationship and interaction of composer to singer will be examined citing specific examples (from Handel to Berio) and leading to the actualization of student works with student singers. Composition of short vocal studies will lead to a final vocal composition presented in a class recital. Composition majors only. Non-composition majors permitted to enroll via general petition.
