30 courses with the subject MUSC, 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.
MUSC 100Composition Forum
Required of all first-year music composition majors enrolled in MUSC 125 -126. One recital/seminar per week, in which students perform and/or critique performances and compositions of colleagues. Recital sch 0
Introduction to composition, covering the various concepts inherent in composition, with an emphasis on creativity and performance. Students will be expected to begin to understand their own creative process
Introduction to composition, covering the various concepts inherent in composition, with an emphasis on creativity and performance. Students will be expected to begin to understand their own creative process
Required of all sophomore-level music composition majors enrolled in MUSC 225 -226. One recital/seminar per week, in which students perform and/or critique performances and compositions of colleagues. Recita 0
An experience-based course exploring several aspects of songwriting including lyric structure and poetic forms, thematic types and melody, and harmony and chord progressions.
Required of all junior-level Music majors enrolled in MUSC 325 -326. One recital/seminar per week, in which students perform and/or critique performances and compositions of colleagues. Recital schedule rota 0
Fundamentals of instrumentation, covering the various timbral and technical characteristics of the instruments within the string, woodwind, brass, and percussion families. Students will be expected to unders
Fundamentals of orchestration, covering the techniques of combining instrumental colors in small and large ensembles. Additional instruments that were not covered in MUSC 301 will be studied, as well. Studen
The course will entail study of western musical notation rules and traditions, engraving techniques, and digital note setting using digital notation software. The course will emphasize a practical approach t
The course will concentrate on a specific compositional challenge for the composer by exploring solutions from the repertoire, experimenting in workshops, and composing a culminating project.
Required of all senior-level music composition majors enrolled in MUS 425 -426. One recital/seminar per week, in which students perform and/or critique performances and compositions of colleagues. Recital sc 0
Fundamental techniques of composing and arranging for a cappella and accompanied choral groups. Deals primarily with choral ensembles, their specific characteristics and limitations, including ranges, voice
MUSC 420Composition for Electronic Media I: Analog3
Basic compositional and technical skills necessary for realization of electronic music. Emphasis on proper recording, editing, mixing, and synthesis techniques as they relate to the composer. Analog synthesi
MUSC 421Composition for Electronic Media II: Digital3
Electronic music composed and realized using a variety of computer-related techniques. Covers digital recording and synthesis using MIDI and other digital audio hardware/software. Emphasis on MIDI and audio
