12 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.
MUS 020Recital No Credit11
Required of all Music and Music Education majors i n their performance area. Should be registered for the last semester before graduation. Each of the following courses may be repeated for credit. The course number fl identifies the type of college credit, instrument, and credit hours. Students registering for any of the following courses should contact the instructor to schedule the lessons. ll 1 ST YEAR 2ND YEAR ELECTIVE ELECTIVE MAJOR MAJOR INSTRUMENT ONE CREDIT TWO CREDITS TWO CREDITS TWO CREDITS French Horn MUS 320 MUS 420 MUS 520 MUS 620 Trumpet MUS 321 MUS 421 MUS 521 MUS 621 fl Trombone MUS 322 MUS 422 MUS 522 MUS 622 Baritone MUS 323 MUS 423 MUS 523 MUS 623 Tuba MUS 324 MUS 424 MUS 524 MUS 624 Flute MUS 330 MUS 430 MUS 530 MUS 630 Oboe MUS 331 MUS 431 MUS 531 MUS 631 ll Bassoon MUS 332 MUS 432 MUS 532 MUS 632 Clarinet MUS 333 MUS 433 MUS 533 MUS 633 Saxophone MUS 334 MUS 434 MUS 534 MUS 634 Guitar MUS 340 MUS 440 MUS 540 MUS 640 ViolinNiola MUS 341 MUS 441 MUS 541 MUS 641 Cello MUS 342 MUS 442 MUS 542 MUS 642 String Bass MUS 343 MUS 443 MUS 543 MUS 64:i Piano MUS 350 MUS 450 MUS 550 MUS 650 Organ MUS 351 MUS 451 MUS 551 MUS 651 Percussion MUS 352 MUS 452 MUS 552 MUS 652 Voice MUS 360 MUS 460 MUS 560 MUS 660
F: course is typically offered during the Fall Semester S: course is typically offered during the Spring Semester Students pursuing this certificate will be advised by the Music Department within the Humanities Division .
Study of modulation, chromatic harmonies, 20th century harmonies, and other harmonic procedures since the common practice period. Must be taken i n sequence. (Prerequisites: Music Theory I and I I . )
Development of proficiency i n identifying and notating complex melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic d ictation. Must be taken i n sequence. Should be taken concurrently with MUS 2 1 0, Music Theory I l l, and MUS 220, Music Theory IV. MUS 230 - Introduction to Music Literature I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 Credits fl Study of music i n Western civil ization from antiquity through the Baroque era. Students learn through class lecture, l isten ing assignments, concert attendance, and performance of representative l iterature. Offered for non-music majors who can read music; req u i red for music majors. Offered only in a l ternate Fall semesters. ll
MUS 230Intro to Music Lit 12 3 MUS Individual Instruction in Major2
MUS Individual Instruction in Major 2 MUS Ensemble 1 MUS Ensemble 1 Physical/Natural Sciencel 4 PED Physical Education 1 Social Science ElectiveJ 3 18 17 Spring Semester Spring Semester ENG 1 02 Composition II 3 CST Computer Science 3 3 MAT MathematicsJ 3 HIS H istory Sequence IP 3 MUS 0 1 0 Solo Class 0 MUS 010 Solo Class 0 MUS 1 20 Theory II 3 MUS 020 Recital 0 MUS 1 2 1 Theory Practicum II 1 MUS 220 Theory IV 3 MUS 240 Intro to Music Lit 112 3 MUS 221 Theory Practicum IV 1 MUS Individual Instruction in Major 2 MUS Individual Instruction in Major 2 MUS Ensemble 1 SPE 201 Basic Speech 3 PED Physical Education 1 Physical/Natural Science 3 4 17 19 FIRST YEAR TOTAL 35 SECOND YEAR TOTAL 36 TOTAL SEMESTER HOURS 71 1Associate of Arts degree can be obtained by including six additional hours of the same foreign language. 2Qffered every other year; student should be advised to take history the year Music Lit is not offered. JConsult curriculum requ i rements at senior institution for appropriate course selection. Students pursu ing this area of study will be advised by the H umanities Department.
MUS 240Introduction to Music Literature I I . . •3
A continuation of MUS 230, Introduction to Music Literature I, covering the Classic era through 20th centu ry. Offered for non-music majors who can read music; req u i red for music majors. Offered only i n alternate Spring semesters.
Study of choral conducting techniques; and management of church, school and com mun ity choral groups both vocal l y and organ izational ly. Offered for both music majors and non-music majors. Students should be able to read music. Sp 11 APPLIED MUSIC: ENSEMBLES Non-music majors are invited to partici pate in any of the music ensembles. Auditions are requi red only for MUS 1 63 - Celebration, MUS 1 64 - F i rst Class, and M U S 1 68 - J az z B a n d ; a l l other ensembles are open t o a l l students. Members a r e expected t o attend a l l {l rehearsals a n d performances. Failure t o do s o may affect the student's grade for t h e course. MUS 1 07 - Music Practicum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Credit Students can gain experience as support staff for various music functions and/or organ i
