49 courses with the subject MUSI, 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.
MUSI 1101Band I : Band I. Prerequisite: None. (Humanities General Education Course). Previously1.0
MUSI 1112Survey of Music (I, G - Designations) : A brief survey of historical development of the3.0
various aspects of music and their stylistic characteristics. Prerequisite: None. (Humanities and Global Studies General Education Course). Previously HUM 112. 161
MUSI 2203Solfeggio and Dictation I : Develops basic skills in singing at sight melodies that involve3.0
diatonic and chromatic intervals; aural training in techniques of melodic dictation. Prerequisite: HMU 201 or MUSI 2201 or equivalent. Previously HMU 203.
MUSI 2206Band III : The purpose of this course is to expose the student to essential aspects of1.0
musical performance pedagogy as well as to develop a strong fundamental approach to the instrument. All band students will be introduced to one or more of the following concepts of musicianship: tone production, ensemble sound, articulation, rudiments, scales, lip slurs, sight-reading, slurs, as well as interpretation of various styles of music. The multifaceted Cheyney University Band Program’s primary function is to educate and serve Cheyney University and surrounding community through its various subcomponents, i.e., ensembles. The components which make up the Cheyney University Band Program, are the marching band, concert band, pep band, jazz ensemble, jazz combo, woodwind ensemble, and brass ensemble. Prerequisite: A pre-interview/audition required prior to enrollment. Previously HMU 206.
MUSI 2214Voice II : A continuation of Voice Class I, utilized vocal techniques of Art song literature3.0
and skills of correct interpretation. Prerequisites: HMU 212 or MUSI 2212 or equivalent and permission of instructor. (Humanities General Education Course). Previously HMU 214. 162
MUSI 2215Choir I : Open to all students of the University interested in the study and performance1.0
of choral music. Daily rehearsals during regular college hours and, as scheduled, during evenings. Students may earn a maximum of four semester hours for four years of participation. Prerequisite: None. (Humanities General Education Course). Previously HMU 215.
MUSI 2216Choir II : Open to all students of the University interested in the study and performance1.0
of choral music. Daily rehearsals during regular college hours and as scheduled during evenings. Students may earn a maximum of four semester hours for four years of participation. Prerequisite: None. (Humanities General Education Course). Previously HMU 216.
MUSI 2217Choir III : Open to all students of the University interested in the study and performance1.0
of choral music. Daily rehearsals during regular college hours and, as scheduled, during evenings. Students may earn a maximum of four semester hours for four years of participation. Prerequisite: None. (Humanities General Education Course). Previously HMU 217.
MUSI 2218Choir IV : Open to all students of the University interested in the study and performance1.0
of choral music. Daily rehearsals during regular college hours and, as scheduled, during evenings. Students may earn a maximum of four semester hours for four years of participation. Prerequisite: None. (Humanities General Education Course). Previously HMU 218.
MUSI 2219Woodwind Class : Basic training in techniques of playing woodwind instruments3.0
Individual and group instructions. Prerequisite: A pre-interview/audition required prior to enrollment. (Humanities General Education Course). Previously HMU 219.
MUSI 2220Percussion Class : Basic training in techniques of playing percussion instruments3.0
Individual and group instruction. Prerequisite: A pre-interview/audition required prior to enrollment (Humanities General Education Course). Previously HMU 220.
HMU 112 or MUSI 1112 or its equivalent. Previously HMU 300.
MUSI 3301History of Music Literature II (G - Designation) : An overview of the music forms3.0
and literature of the major composers up to and including the Modern-Contemporary period; an investigation of stylistic characteristics and major contribution. Prerequisite: None. Previously HMU 301.
MUSI 3302History of African American Music I (A, I - Designation) : An investigation of the3.0
major contributions of African American composers to the mainstream of music history up to and including the 18th century; independent projects are encouraged. Prerequisite: None. (African American Heritage General Education Course). Previously HMU 302.
MUSI 3303History of African American Music II (A - Designation) : An investigation of the3.0
major contributions of African American composers to the mainstream of music history during the 19th and 20th centuries; independent research encouraged. Prerequisite: HMU 302 or MUSI 3302 or equivalent. (African American Heritage General Education Course). Previously HMU 303.
MUSI 3304History of Jazz I (A, I Designation) : A systematic development of American Jazz from3.0
the New Orleans roots to the end of the 1920’s era; analysis of the stylistic characteristics of major contributions to the genres of jazz, ragtime, and blues. Prerequisite: None. Previously HMU 304. 163
MUSI 3312Band V : The purpose of this course is to expose the student to essential aspects of musical1.0
performance pedagogy as well as to develop a strong fundamental approach to the instrument. All band students will be introduced to one or more of the following concepts of musicianship: tone production, ensemble sound, articulation, rudiments, scales, lip slurs, sight-reading, slurs, as well as interpretation of various styles of music. The multifaceted Cheyney University Band Program’s primary function is to educate and serve Cheyney University and surrounding community through its various subcomponents, i.e. ensembles. The components, which make up the Cheyney University Band Program, are the marching band, concert band, pep band, jazz ensemble, jazz combo, woodwind ensemble, and brass ensemble. Prerequisite: A pre-interview/audition required prior to enrollment. Previously HMU 312.
MUSI 3315Choir V : Open to all students of the University interested in the study and performance1.0
of choral music. Daily rehearsals during regular college hours and, as scheduled, during evenings. Students may earn a maximum of four semester hours for four years of participation. Prerequisite: None. Previously HMU 315.
MUSI 3317Choir VI : Open to all students of the University. The band varies its function and1.0
repertoire during the semester in support of seasonal school activities. The marching band, pep band, concert band, and stage band consist primarily of students from the University band. Prerequisite: None. Previously HMU 317.
MUSI 3318College Band I : Open to all students of the University. The band varies its function and1.0
repertoire during the semester in support of seasonal school activities. The marching band, pep band, concert band, and stage band consist primarily of students from the University band. Prerequisite: None. Previously HMU 318.
MUSI 3321History of Spirituals and Gospel Music (A, I - Designation) : The historical3.0
development of the folk idioms of religious music as utilized in the free and formalized structure of the spiritual and gospel music. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. Previously HMU 321. 164
MUSI 4405Independent Study Music : The participating senior will work closely with the assigned1.0
professor on a course of study of a pre-approved project, collaboration, and/or community event, which will provide a “real life” experience relevant to the music field. Prerequisite: None. Previously HMU 405
A pre-interview/audition required prior to enrollment. Previously HMU 414.
MUSI 4415Practicum Commercial Music : The various aspects of recording industry business3.0
practices. Course structured for music majors, minors, and other qualified students interested in career possibilities as studio musicians, producers, and managers. Prerequisite: None. Previously HMU 415.
MUSI 4416Choir VII : Open to all students of the University interested in the study and performance1.0
of choral music. Daily rehearsals during regular college hours and, as scheduled, during evenings. Students may earn a maximum of four semester hours for four years of participation. Prerequisite: None. Previously HMU 416.
MUSI 4418Choir VIII : Open to all students of the University interested in the study and performance1.0
of choral music. Daily rehearsals during regular college hours and, as scheduled, during evenings. Students may earn a maximum of four semester hours for four years of participation. Prerequisite: None. Previously HMU 418.
MUSI 4420Band VIII : Band. Prerequisite: A pre-interview/audition required prior to enrollment1.0
Previously HMU 420. MUSI 4422 Applied Music Voice II (2.0 credits): Continuation of MUSI 4411. Prerequisite: None. Previously HMU 422. MUSI 4423 Applied Music Voice III (2.0 credits): Continuation of MUSI 4422. Prerequisite: None. Previously HMU 423. MUSI 4433 Applied Piano II (2.0 credits): Continuation of MUSI 4412. Prerequisite: None. Previously HMU 433. MUSI 4434 Applied Piano III (2.0 credits): Continuation of MUSI 4433. Prerequisite: None. Previously HMU 434 165
MUSI 4446Applied Music Voice VI : Continuation of 4436. Prerequisite: None. Previously HMU2.0
446. MUSI 4447 Applied Music Voice VII (2.0 credits): Continuation of MUSI 4446. Prerequisite: None. Previously HMU 447. MUSI 4448 Applied Music Voice VIII (2.0 credits): Continuation of HMU 447. Prerequisite: None. Previously HMU 448. MUSI 4455 Applied Music Instrument II (2.0 credits): Continuation of MUSI 4414. MUSI 4456 Applied Music Instrument III (2.0 credits): Continuation of MUSI 4455.