Applied Piano for Non-Majors

Catalog description

Students who wish to begin or continue piano study will gain skill in reading musical notation, piano technique and forms and styles of piano composition. Mastery of technical skills for performing and memorizing piano repertoire, including the study of representative works from the piano literature, scales, triads, arpeggios and the development of aesthetic awareness. Studio recital and jury performance for music faculty will be required. Attendance may be required at live concerts, some of which may be off campus and/or evenings with additional ticket charges. This course may be repeated for credit. A maximum of eight semester hours of MUS-2200 may be counted toward graduation. Permission of the instructor required.