Basic elements of music including staff structure, clefs, scales, key signatures, rhythm, and intervals are studied. Melodic and rhythmic dictation is
- Subject
- MUS
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- course
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- 2025-2026
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26 courses with the subject MUS, 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.
Basic elements of music including staff structure, clefs, scales, key signatures, rhythm, and intervals are studied. Melodic and rhythmic dictation is
Elements of music including melody, counterpoint, harmony, and tonality are studied. Roman numerals, figured bass, and chord symbols are used in begin
Melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic performance, analysis and dictation for the basis of ear training and sight singing in this course designed as a concu
Further development of topics covered in Music Theory I including harmony, cadences, and embellishing tones are studied. Roman numerals, figured bass,
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Further development of topics covered in Music Theory II including chromatic chords and modulation. Roman numerals, figured bass, and chord symbols ar
Ear training and sight singing through melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic dictation and performance, including analysis and improvisation. This course is
This course continues the study of Music Theory into the area of Large Forms (Ternary, Rondo, and Sonata) then proceeding into an introduction to Nine
Advanced ear training and sight singing through melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic dictation and performance, including analysis and improvisation. This
Musical form and advanced harmony are studied. These musical elements are explored through the composition of original pieces. Prerequ
Advanced harmony and rhythms are studied. Counterpoint and voice-leading of these musical elements are applied in arrangements written for various ens
Conducting I includes the instruction of basic patterns and techniques, interpretive gestures, and rehearsal techniques. The academic environment is t
Conducting II focuses on major works. Conducting with a baton, reading an orchestral score, communicating with instrumentalists, and unique characteri
Course Description - In this course, students will analyze and create text (lyrics), melody, harmony, rhythm and structure for songs. Students will also critique their original songs and the songs of their peers. The purpose and public presentation of son
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This course continues the study of Music Theory into the area of Large Forms (Ternary, Rondo, and Sonata) then proceeding into an introduction to Nine
Rhythm Section Methods introduces guitar, bass, keyboard, drums, and percussion, giving the student a basic understanding of how each instrument is pl
In this course instruction is given in the concept of musical form, beginning with the phrase, and ending with the study of sonata form and the comple
This course is designed to expose the student to the contrapuntal element that is present, to some degree, in all music, and to make them aware of the "forces of opposition and agreement, tens
This course is the study and practice of instrumental transcription and orchestration arranging and composing. The ranges, individual characteristics, strengths and weaknesses of each or
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