Singing tonal music in treble, bass, alto, and tenor clefs. Aural study includes dictation, rhythm, melody and diatonic harmony.

Concurrent enrollment in MUSI 1311 or consent of instructor is required. *TRAN; Lecture-3; Lab-0; Credit-3.

A continuation of MUSI 1116 with attention to increasingly sophisticated vocal and aural study. Concurrent enrollment in MUSI

1312 or consent of instructor is required. Prerequisite: MUSI 1116 with a grade of C or better. *TRAN; Lecture-3; Lab-0; Credit-3.

For students with limited keyboard background. Includes scales, chord progressions, technical studies, sight-reading drills, short

selections from solo literature. Meets twice a week for one hour each session. *TRAN; Lecture-0; Lab-3; Credit-1.

For students with limited keyboard background. Includes scales, chord progressions, technical studies, sight-reading drills, short

selections from solo literature. Meets twice a week for one hour each session. *TRAN; Lecture-0; Lab-3; Credit-1.

An introduction to the elements of music including study of the staff, clefs, key signatures, scales, time signatures, notation, meter

and rhythm; sight singing; major and minor chords, application of theory at the keyboard; rhythmic, melodic and harmonic ear

training. *TRAN; Lecture-3; Lab-0; Credit-3.

A foundation in enjoyment and understanding of music through the use of recorded music and song literature. Elements of music

and analysis of music form and design. For non-music majors. *Core Curriculum (Fine Arts); Lecture-3; Lab-0; Credit-3.

Designed to satisfy the needs of majors of music. A survey of the principal forms, historical periods, and composers of music

presented in lectures and active listening sessions. *TRAN; Lecture-3; Lab-0; Credit-3.

Analysis and writing of tonal melody and diatonic harmony up to and including 7th chords. Analysis and writing of small

compositional forms. Correlated study at the keyboard. Concurrent enrollment in MUSI 1116 or consent of instructor is required.

*TRAN; Lecture-3; Lab-3; Credit-3.

A continuation of MUSI 1311, with emphasis on analysis and writing more sophisticated compostional forms. Cor-related study at

the keyboard. Concurrent enrollment in MUSI 1117 or consent of instructor is required. Prerequisite: MUSI 1311 with a grade of C

or better. *TRAN; Lecture-3; Lab-3; Credit-3.

Singing more difficult tonal music including modal, ethnic, and twentieth century materials. Aural study includes dictation, rhythm,

melody, and harmony. Concurrent enrollment is MUSI 2311 or consent of instructor is required. Prerequisite: MUSI 1117 with a

grade of C or better. *TRAN; Lecture-1; Lab-0; Credit-1.

A continuation of MUSI 2116, with attention to more complex rhythm, melody, chromatic harmony, and extended tertian structures.

Concurrent enrollment in MUSI 2312 or consent of instructor is required. Prerequisite: MUSI 2116 with a grade of C or better.

*TRAN; Lecture-1; Lab-0; Credits-1.

For students with limited keyboard background. Includes scales, chord progressions, technical studies, sight-reading drills, and

short selections form solo literature. Meets twice a week for one hour each session. *TRAN; Lecture-0; Lab-3; Credit-1.

For students with limited keyboard background. Includes scales, chord progressions, technical studies, sight-reading drills, and

short selections form solo literature. Meets twice a week for one hour each session. *TRAN; Lecture-0; Lab-3; Credit-1.

Advanced harmony, part writing and keyboard/instrumental analysis. Students will study advanced tonal harmony. Including:

altered chords; extended tertian structures; introduction to twentieth century compositional procedures and survey of the traditional

large forms of compostion. Correlated study at the keyboard. Concurrent enrollment in MUSI 2116 or consent of instructor is

required. Prerequisite: MUSI 1312 with a grade of C or better. *TRAN; Lecture-3; Lab-3; Credit-3.

A continuation of MUSI 2311. Correlated study at the keyboard. Concurrent enrollment in MUSI 2117 or consent of instructor is

required. Prerequisite: MUSI 2311 with a grade of C or better. *TRAN; Lecture-3; Lab-3; Credit-3.

Musical band ensemble: Focusing on different musical styles, which includes, but is not limited to pep, rock, and/or contemporary

styles of music. This course is open to both music majors and non-majors. *TRAN; Lecture-0; Lab-3; Credits-1.

Musical band ensemble: Focusing on different musical styles, which includes, but is not limited to pep, rock, and/or contemporary

styles of music. This course is open to both music majors and non-majors. *TRAN; Lecture-0; Lab-3; Credits-1.

The college choir is a non-audition organization open to music majors and non-music majors. Different styles of music and a wide

variety of literature are covered in this select choir. Public performances are experienced in scheduled fall and spring concerts.

Classics, jazz, pop, country, and religious are all mastered in this performing ensemble class. *TRAN; Lecture-0; Lab-3; Credits-1.

The college choir is a non-audition organization open to music majors and non-music majors. Different styles of music and a wide

variety of literature are covered in this select choir. Public performances are experienced in scheduled fall and spring concerts.

Classics, jazz, pop, country, and religious are all mastered in this performing ensemble class. *TRAN; Lecture-0; Lab-3; Credits-1.

The Community Choir is open to all students and community members alike, and is a large vocal ensemble, capable of singing

major works. This choir delights in a wide variety of styles and sings music from all periods of music history. The Choir meets one

evening a week and presents Christmas and Spring concerts as well as other arranged performances. *TRAN; Lecture-0; Lab-3;

Credits-1.

The Community Choir is open to all students and community members alike, and is a large vocal ensemble, capable of singing

major works. This choir delights in a wide variety of styles and sings music from all periods of music history. The Choir meets one

evening a week and presents Christmas and Spring concerts as well as other arranged performances. *TRAN; Lecture-0; Lab-3;

Credits-1.

Musical band ensemble: Focusing on different musical styles, which includes, but is not limited to pep, rock, and/or contemporary

styles of music. This course is open to both music majors and non-majors. *TRAN; Lecture-0; Lab-3; Credits-1.

Musical band ensemble: Focusing on different musical styles, which includes, but is not limited to pep, rock, and/or contemporary

styles of music. This course is open to both music majors and non-majors. *TRAN; Lecture-0; Lab-3; Credits-1.

College Choir-Sophomore-Semester 1

The college choir is a non-audition organization open to music majors and non-music majors. Different styles of music and a wide

variety of literature are covered in this select choir. Public performances are experienced in scheduled fall and spring concerts.

Classics, jazz, pop, country, and religious are all mastered in this performing ensemble class. *TRAN; Lecture-0; Lab-3; Credits-1.

College Choir-Sophomore-Semester 2

The college choir is a non-audition organization open to music majors and non-music majors. Different styles of music and a wide

variety of literature are covered in this select choir. Public performances are experienced in scheduled fall and spring concerts.

Classics, jazz, pop, country, and religious are all mastered in this performing ensemble class. *TRAN; Lecture-0; Lab-3; Credits-1.

The Community Choir is open to all students and community members alike, and is a large vocal ensemble, capable of singing

major works. This choir delights in a wide variety of styles and sings music from all periods of music history. The Choir meets one

evening a week and presents Christmas and Spring concerts as well as other arranged performances. *TRAN; Lecture-0; Lab-3;

Credits-1.

The Community Choir is open to all students and community members alike, and is a large vocal ensemble, capable of singing

major works. This choir delights in a wide variety of styles and sings music from all periods of music history. The Choir meets one

evening a week and presents Christmas and Spring concerts as well as other arranged performances. *TRAN; Lecture-0; Lab-3;

Credits-1.

Students who enroll for private instruction in applied music may study piano, organ, voice, woodwinds, brass, strings, or

percussion, depending upon the availability of the instructors. Music majors must enroll in a piano course each semester and

attend proformance class. Those students registering for 1 semester hour of credit will have one 30-minute private lesson a week;

those registering for 2 semester hours of credit will have one one-hour lesson a week. All private lessons are scheduled TBA (to be

arranged). Therefore, the student MUST contact the teacher to arrange a lesson time during the first week of the semester. It is to

be understood that PRACTICE is an integral part of any private lesson. Students are expected to practice one hour daily for each

hour of credit earned. All music students taking applied music will be evaluated each semester by Jury Examinations as to their

level of Achievement. The course numbers of private instruction may be repeated for additional credit. Lecture-0; Lab-.5; Credits-1.