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110 courses with the subject ENS, 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.
ENS 300XExperimental Course 1-6
This number reserved for experimental courses. Refer to the Course Schedule for current offerings.
UNCG Latin Jazz Ensemble rehearses and performs Afro Cuban Jazz, Afro Rican Jazz, and other Afro Carribbean and South American Music such as Merengue, Bomba, Plena, and Bossa Nova. The ensemble develops, strengthens, and expands the performance and passion of Latin Jazz.
Pop Tech Ensembles develop each student’s musicianship through the rehearsal and performance of original compositions and arrangements of existing tunes. Open to all students who can play an instrument or sing.
Group study and performance of selected chamber music literature/jazz combo literature (nonconducted) with emphasis on development of independent chamber music performance skills. Personnel and repertoire assigned by performance faculty.
Subject
ENS
Type
course
Repeatable
May be repeated every semester provided different repertoire is selected.
Students are assigned vocal and/or instrumental students to accompany with literature appropriate to the student's level. Fulfills large ensemble requirement for keyboard performance majors.
ENS 350Service Playing Skills for Organists and Pianists 1
Provides a setting in which music students will learn essential keyboard and professional skills for music positions at religious institutions as well as an understanding of how Western liturgical and non-liturgical traditions fit within global ecumenism and interfaith contexts.
This course provides a setting in which music students will study and perform using principles, performance practices, and repertoire related to the historically informed performance of Western music of earlier ages, centering on the Baroque and Classical eras.
The Latin American Folk and Popular Music Ensemble will explore the folk and popular song and dance styles of the Spanish speaking areas of the region, with a heavy focus on South American and Mexican music. Students will also learn about history and social significance of those styles.
Provides advanced performers with the opportunity of performing contemporary repertoire as well as music of visiting composers and members of the UNCG community. The instrumentation of the ensemble varies from 4 to 18 performers.
Large concert band for wind and percussion students performing standard repertoire and contemporary music for band. Open to all students without audition. Completion of course involves, in addition to the regular schedule of rehearsals, participation in public performances by the ensemble.
Concert band for wind and percussion students specializing in the most advanced works for band including standard repertoire, contemporary music, and chamber literature. Open to all students by audition. Completion of course involves, in addition to the regular schedule of rehearsals, participation in public performances by the ensemble.
Large concert band for wind and percussion students performing advanced literature for band including standard repertoire and contemporary music. Open to all students by audition. Completion of course involves, in addition to the regular schedule of rehearsals, participation in public performances by the ensemble.
The UNCG athletic bands perform music in a variety of styles at on-campus and off-campus events while inspiring audiences to support UNCG athletics and providing in-game leadership.
UNCG Latin Jazz Ensemble rehearses and performs Afro Cuban Jazz, Afro Rican Jazz, and other Afro Caribbean and South American Music such as Merengue, Bomba, Plena, and Bossa Nova. The ensemble develops, strengthens, and expands the performance and passion of Latin Jazz.
Group study and performance of selected chamber music literature/jazz combo literature (non-conducted) with emphasis on development of independent chamber music performance skills. Personnel and repertoire assigned by performance faculty.
Subject
ENS
Type
course
Repeatable
May be repeated for credit when repertoire varies.
ENS 650Service Playing Skills for Organists and Pianists 1
Provides a setting in which music students will learn essential keyboard and professional skills for music positions at religions institutions as well as an understanding of how Western liturgical and non-liturgical traditions fit within global ecumenism and interfaith contexts.
Provides a setting in which music students will study principles, practices, instruments, repertoire, and current professional activities related to the historically informed performance of Western music of earlier ages, centering on the Baroque and Classical eras.
Explores the folk and popular song and dance styles of the Spanish speaking areas of the region, with a heavy focus on South American and Mexican music. Students will also learn about history and social significance of those styles.
Provides advanced performers with the opportunity of performing contemporary repertoire as well as music of visiting composers and members of the UNCG community. The instrumentation of the ensemble varies from 4 to 18 performers.
Choral organization for graduate and undergraduate advanced soprano and alto voices. Audition is required or permission of instructor for admittance into the course.
Large concert band for wind and percussion students performing standard repertoire and contemporary music for band. Open to all students without audition. Completion of course involves, in addition to the regular schedule of rehearsals, participation in public performances by the ensemble.
Concert band for wind and percussion students specializing in the most advanced works for band including standard repertoire, contemporary music, and chamber literature. Open to all students by audition. Completion of course involves, in addition to the regular schedule of rehearsals, participation in public performances by the ensemble.
Large concert band for wind and percussion students performing advanced literature for band including standard repertoire and contemporary music. Open to all students by audition. Completion of course involves, in addition to the regular schedule of rehearsals, participation in public performances by the ensemble.
Group study and performance of selected chamber music literature/jazz combo literature (non-conducted) with emphasis on development of independent chamber music performance skills. Personnel and repertoire assigned by performance faculty.
Subject
ENS
Type
course
Repeatable
May be repeated for credit when repertoire varies.
Provides a setting in which music students will study principles, practices, instruments, repertoire, and current professional activities related to the historically informed performance of Western music of earlier ages, centering on the Baroque and Classical eras.
Provides advanced performers with the opportunity of performing contemporary repertoire as well as music of visiting composers and members of the UNCG community. The instrumentation of the ensemble varies from 4 to 18 performers.
Concert band for wind and percussion students specializing in the most advanced works for band including standard repertoire, contemporary music, and chamber literature. Open to all students by audition. Completion of course involves, in addition to the regular schedule of rehearsals, participation in public performances by the ensemble.
Large concert band for wind and percussion students performing advanced literature for band including standard repertoire and contemporary music. Open to all students by audition. Completion of course involves, in addition to the regular schedule of rehearsals, participation in public performances by the ensemble.