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COURSE OFFERINGS

MU 103, 104 General Musicianship and Theory 3, 3 cr.
Fundamentals of music theory, ear training, sight singing, form and analysis, and written keyboard harmony.

MU 105, 205 Performing Groups 1-3 cr.
Vocal and/or instrumental groups rehearsing weekly and performing at least once a semester.

MU 106 Performing Groups 1.5 cr.
Vocal and/or instrumental groups rehearsing weekly and performing at least once per semester. In addition, the student will write a research paper. Must be taken two times to fulfill fine arts general education requirement.

MU 160 Music Appreciation 3 cr.A historical overview of the role and function of music in western civilization. Emphasis on listening. Field trips to hear live concerts are part of the course content. Ability to read music is not necessary for this course.

MU 191, 192, 193, 194 Selected Topics 1-3 cr.

MU 195, 196 Independent Studies: Applied Music
Private lessons available in piano, voice, or instruments, for credit or non-credit. Credit amounts arranged and granted on the basis of an evaluated performance at the end of the semester. Other special projects in music may be arranged.

MU 211, 212 Music History I, II 3, 3 cr.
Survey of the development of western music from
ancient to modern times, with emphasis on listening skills.

MU 213 Jazz Appreciation 3 cr.
A development and an understanding of jazz as a uniquely American art form through listening to recorded and live performances. Emphasis on aural perception.

MU 320 Music and Art: Historical Survey 3 cr.
A survey of music and visual art forms from the perspective of basic elements such as line, harmony, texture, timbre, and form. Includes the development of artistic styles in music and art through various historical periods. Attendance at live concerts and visits to the art museum are an integral part of the course.

MU 391, 392, 393, 394 Selected Topics 1-3 cr.

MU 395, 396 Independent Study: Applied Music

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