Music Improvisation.

Catalog description

In this course the student will learn to create music extemporaneously, listen actively, and reflect purposefully, on the connection between human musicality and the life of faith. The course is open to all students regardless of previous musical training. Exercises focus on listening skills, rhetorical skills, leading, and supporting others. Audience participation and interdisciplinary improvisation are also introduced as special topics. May be repeated for credit. Alternate years; offered fall in odd years. NOTE: This course does not fulfill the entire VPA theme and covers only the domain of VPAM. Prerequisite: Instructor permission.