Prerequisite: MUS 1141.ġ230 HARMONY I Core requirement for all music majors and minors. Teaching procedures include lecture, listening, motor and aural exercises, and classroom and individual presentations. Study of the aural and written phonetic, spelling, and articulation skills necessary to successfully study, perform, or teach the literature of the vocal and choral singing instrument. Teaching procedures include lecture, listening, motor and aural exercises, and classroom and individual presentation.ġ142 DICTION FOR SINGERS II Pronunciation skills in French and German.

Non-majors require consent of instructor.ġ141 DICTION FOR SINGERS I Pronunciation skills in Latin and Italian as encountered in the standard repertory of vocal music.

These classes are conducted as laboratories. These courses cover functional skills such as sight reading, harmonization, improvisation, technique, basic knowledge of harmonic materials (chords, scales, arpeggios, cadences), and repertoire. Additionally the course will ensure that students experience a broad range of music repertoire presented in live performances by large ensembles, chamber music groups, and soloists from among UCA faculty and students as well as from guest artists.ġ131, 1132 PIANO CLASS I AND II Remedial classes for music majors which do not count toward music degrees. Return to Music | Courses Index Courses in Music (MUS)ġ000 MUSIC RECITAL ATTENDANCE This course is designed to provide students with opportunities to develop and model appropriate concert etiquette as audience members, to develop their critical listening skills in music, and to broaden their musical listening experiences in a live musical environment.

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