5 courses with the subject GT, 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.
GT 01110112 History and Literature
of the Classic Guitar 1 hr weekly/1 credit per semester The study of the literature of guitar-related instruments of the Renaissance and Baroque periods including the vihuela, four-course guitar, Baroque guitar, and Baroque lute. Through transcriptions and analysis students gain the necessary insights to assess the merits of editions of music from these stylistic periods as well as become acquainted with the performing practices of the time. Students also acquire techniques for researching original sources, as well as a working knowledge of the basic playing techniques of the original instruments. empathy, collaboration, and perseverance, to name a few – and begin your development as a future cultural leader. Students will be led through individual and small group assessments of existing leadership skills using performance-related techniques such as deep listening/reading, conflict-resolution, and creative problem solving. Students will explore case studies and interview industry leaders to gain insights into new and emerging trends in arts organizations, from leadership structures to funding models. Students will draw upon this learning and deep personal reflection to design their own leadership vision that responds to the larger discourse of why the arts are a necessary and vital part of the world we share.
of the Classic Guitar 1 hr weekly/1 credit per semester A continuation of GT0111-0112 to survey the solo and chamber music literature composed for the guitar from the compositions of late 18th-and 19th-century masters through composers of the 20th century. The development of the classic guitar and performers on the instrument are also discussed. GT0411-0412, 1411-1412 Guitar
2 hrs weekly/1 credit per semester A weekly required performance class for all undergraduate Guitar majors to perform solo and chamber music repertoire.
2 hrs weekly/3 credits per semester A weekly required performance class for all graduate Guitar majors to perform solo and chamber music repertoire. HR0451-0452/HR2451-2452 Harp
