Catalogue Number of the Bulletin volume 1979 1980
Catalogue Number of the Bulletin volume 1979 1980
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Mr. Brody, Mrs. Shapiro 115(1) (2) Musicianship 1 Cultivation of the ability to see and hear what is in a musical score through practice in reading, ear-training, and keyboard skills. Students develop a working understanding of tonality through writing melodies, and through reading and experiencing tonal works. Nor- mally followed by 202. Two class meetings and one 60-minute laboratory. Open to all students w...ho have passed the basic skills test.
Miss Barry, Mr. Fisk 200 (1-2) Design in Music 1 or 2 A survey beginning with Gregorian chant and concluding with electronic music, with em- phasis on live performance and on the in- cisive analysis of scores. One unit of credit may be given for the first semester. Three periods. Prerequisite: 202 or [101].
Mr. Jander 202 (2) Harmony I 1 A continuation of 115. Further development of reading and listening skills. Figured bass: harmonic writing, analysis, and keyboard realization.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One lecture, two section meetings, and one 60-minute laboratory. Open to all students.
Mr. Brody, Mrs. Shapiro 115(1) (2) Musicianship 1 Cultivation of the ability to see and hear what is in a musical score through practice in reading, ear-training, and keyboard skills. Students develop a working understanding of tonality through writing melodies, and through reading and experiencing tonal works. Nor- mally followed by 202. Two class meetings and one 60-minute laboratory. Open to all students w...ho have passed the basic skills test.
Miss Barry, Mr. Fisk 200 (1-2) Design in Music 1 or 2 A survey beginning with Gregorian chant and concluding with electronic music, with em- phasis on live performance and on the in- cisive analysis of scores. One unit of credit may be given for the first semester. Three periods. Prerequisite: 202 or [101].
Mr. Jander 202 (2) Harmony I 1 A continuation of 115. Further development of reading and listening skills. Figured bass: harmonic writing, analysis, and keyboard realization.
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