Musicianship III

Catalog description

Credit 1. 3 Lab Hours. 0 Other Hours. Application of advanced principles of western and global music theory traditions explored in MUSC 206 ; focus on expanded development of embodiment, improvisation, memorization, aural identification and analysis, sight-singing, rhythm, and keyboard skills in chromatic and post-tonal music; application of skills to performance literature, composition, and analysis; case studies in global and non-traditional music practices. Prerequisites: Grade of C or better in MUSC 205 and MUSC 210 ; concurrent enrollment in MUSC 206 ; major or minor in Music; or approval of instructor.