20 courses with the subject MAG, 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.
Private instruction in Applied Guitar for the non-music major, or music major studying a secondary applied area. Instruction is tailored to the level of the student’s development. Either semester.
A continuation of MAG 031 for all subsequent semesters. Either semester.
Private instruction in guitar for the non-music major and for the music major studying guitar as a secondary applied. Instruction is tailored to the student’s level of development and goals. Either semester.
Private instruction in guitar for the non-music major and for the music major studying guitar as a secondary applied. Instruction is tailored to the student’s level of development and goals. Either semester.
Study of basic instrumental techniques, including breathing, posture, tone production, articulation, and phrasing. Technical studies include scales and interval studies and transposition techniques, in addition to a standard classical repertoire. Instrumental interpretation of hymns and sacred songs is also covered. Either semester.
Study of basic instrumental techniques, including breathing, posture, tone production, articulation, and phrasing. Technical studies include scales and interval studies and transposition techniques, in addition to a standard classical repertoire. Instrumental interpretation of hymns and sacred songs is also covered. Either semester.
Private instruction in guitar for the non-music major and for the music major studying guitar as a secondary applied. Instruction is tailored to the student’s level of development and goals. Either semester.
Private instruction in guitar for the non-music major and for the music major studying guitar as a secondary applied. Instruction is tailored to the student’s level of development and goals. Either semester.
The continuation of instrumental technique with exercises to develop range, power, and flexibility. Service music and classical repertoire to include several longer works such as a sonata. Transposition to all keys. Either semester.
The continuation of instrumental technique with exercises to develop range, power, and flexibility. Service music and classical repertoire to include several longer works such as a sonata. Transposition to all keys. Either semester.
A course for the beginning guitarist that presents elementary single string melodies, basic chord voicings, and rhythmic patterns. This class familiarizes the student with basic guitar technique, uses, and terminology in a group setting. First semester.
This course is for those who have mastered the basic techniques of Class Guitar I. The class expands the fundamental melodic, chordal, and rhythmic vocabulary of the beginning guitarist in a group setting. Second semester. Prerequisites & Notes MAG 283
An introduction to interpreting and playing pop and jazz using appropriate guitar idioms, stylings, and improvisation. First semester. Prerequisites & Notes MAG 284
An introduction to interpreting and playing pop and jazz using appropriate guitar idioms, stylings, and improvisation. Second semester. Prerequisites & Notes MAG 285
Study of a major work (Classical or Romantic) each semester for the student’s chosen instrument. Advanced technical studies. Selected shorter works. Either semester.
Study of a major work (Classical or Romantic) each semester for the student’s chosen instrument. Advanced technical studies. Selected shorter works. Either semester.
Study to include a concerto from the Romantic period and shorter pieces from the 20th century. Additional work in instrumental service playing. Advanced transposition studies. Either semester.
Study to include a concerto from the Romantic period and shorter pieces from the 20th century. Additional work in instrumental service playing. Advanced transposition studies. Either semester.
Emphasis on repertoire building. Study is correlated with history and literature courses, and includes reading of important orchestral and operatic scores and a major 20th-century work, if available. The senior recital should represent varied historical periods and styles and should normally include some ensemble work. Either semester.
Emphasis on repertoire building. Study is correlated with history and literature courses, and includes reading of important orchestral and operatic scores and a major 20th-century work, if available. The senior recital should represent varied historical periods and styles and should normally include some ensemble work. Either semester.
Source: Cairn University-Langhorne's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
