3 courses with the subject ST, 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.

ST 0300Contemporary String

ST0061-0062, ST2061-2062, Literature

Subject: ST
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2028
Source: www.msmnyc.edu

ST 21612162 Orchestral Repertoire per week /2

for Viola This course focuses on the study, interpretation, and performance of contemporary string repertoire. ST0071-0072, ST2071-2072, ST2171- It is designed to familiarize students with a diverse 2172 Orchestral Repertoire for range of pieces and composers, while learning Violoncello techniques and building skillsets that enable strong interpretations of contemporary music. Each class ST0081-0082, ST2081-2082, will focus on a group of composers that utilize

Subject: ST
Credits (min): 2
Credits (max): 2
Credit unit: hrs
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2028
Source: www.msmnyc.edu

ST 21812082 Orchestral Repertoire common performance techniques, compositional

for Double Bass methods, or aesthetics. Students will engage with 1 hr weekly/1 credit per semester these composers through score study, listening, and The study of significant works from the symphonic rehearsing of solo and chamber excerpts. The course repertoire, stressing stylistic approaches as well as will culminate with student presentations on a living traditional orchestral techniques. composer of their choice and a final performance of chamber works. M USIC THEORY/ AU R AL SK ILL S Undergraduate Core AS0111-AS0112 Freshman Aural The undergraduate Aural Skills core curriculum is Skills 1-2 2 hrs weekly/2 credits per semester a four-semester sequence of courses with special emphasis on the interrelation with Music Theory. This course focuses on studies in ear training, sight- singing, rhythm, and dictation. It includes the writing, AS0111R-AS0112R Elementary singing, and recognition of intervals, scale degrees, Freshman Aural Skills 1-2 melodies, chords, and harmonic structures ranging 3 hrs weekly/2 credits per semester from diatonicism through simple chromaticism This course is an introductory approach to ear (both melodic and harmonic) and modulation. training, sight-singing, rhythm, and dictation. It will Special emphasis is placed on conducting and form cover the same material as AS0111/AS0112 (see recognition. below) at a pace designed for students needing preparatory work in college-level aural skills. AS0101R-AS0102R Elementary Freshman Aural Skills for Voice Majors 1-2 3 hrs weekly/2 credits per semester This course is an introductory approach to studies in ear training, sight-singing, rhythm, and dictation for voice majors. C ourse De scrip tions 161

Subject: ST
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2028
Source: www.msmnyc.edu

Source: Manhattan School of Music's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61