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MUED 564 - String Instrument Pedagogy Credits: 2
Principles and practices in teaching string instruments, including Suzuki and Rolland. Emphasis on teaching in the private studio.
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MUED 565 - Specialized Elementary Music Methods Credits: 2
Advanced study of Orff, Kodaly, Dalcroze, and Gordon music learning theories as applied in elementary schools.
Prerequisites: MUED 465
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MUED 568 - Organization and Administration of Music Programs Credits: 2
Topics include materials and techniques of class teaching, equipment purchase, budgeting, recruiting, public relations, and the music library.
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MUED 568P - Practicum in Instrumental Music Credits: 1
Practical application of instrumental methods and materials in school settings. Not auditable.
Corequisite: MUED 568
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MUED 700 - Independent Study in Music Education Credits: 1-3
This course is designed for graduate students who wish to pursue a study of various areas of music education according to their particular needs.
Prerequisites: permission of advisory committee
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MUED 731 - Teaching Internship in Music Credits: 12
This course is designed to provide a full semester of field experience in the public school for Master of Arts in Teaching (music ) degree participants.
Prerequisites: Acceptance into Professional Program in Education.
Note: Not Auditable.
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MUED 732 - Music Teaching Internship Seminar Credits: 3
A series of seminars designed to enhance the student teaching experience. Topics include classroom management, lesson planning, assessment, and curriculum development.
Prerequisites: Acceptance into Professional Program in Education and MUED 731.
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MUED 752 - Psychology of Music Credits: 3
Study of the physical factors involved with the production and perception of musical sound; the tests for measuring music aptitude and achievement; the psychology of learning applied to music.
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MUED 753 - Instrumental Development and Related Materials Credits: 3
Detailed study and analysis of techniques used for the development of the instrumental program in the public schools; diagnosis of problems relating to strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion; study and evaluation (including the problems in selection and use) of literature and materials for solos, small ensembles, bands, and orchestras suitable for elementary, junior, and senior high schools.
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MUED 754 - Music Administration and Curriculum Credits: 3
Concepts of and trends and practices in supervision; the place of music in the total program of education; consideration of current types of administrative organizations; study of administrative problems including scheduling and budgeting; consideration of effective music programs in city and county school systems; in-service education and workshop techniques; school and community relationships.
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MUED 756 - Choral Development and Related Materials Credits: 3
Study of choral problems from the classroom point of view; techniques of voice development in classes; emphasis on style, interpretation, rehearsal techniques, rhythm, tone quality, and diction; study and evaluation of choral compositions from Palestrina to the present day available for use in the public schools at all levels of instruction.
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MUED 757 - Seminar in Elementary School Music Credits: 3
A survey and evaluation of music book series for the elementary and middle school; an investigation of contemporary developments in pedagogy and in the application of research findings; and the formulation of a topical bibliography.
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MUED 781 - Advanced Brass Pedagogy Credits: 3
Pedagogical methods and techniques of brass instruction, and a survey of music literature appropriate for intermediate through advanced level.
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MUED 782 - Advanced Woodwind Pedagogy Credits: 3
An investigation of pedagogical methods and techniques of woodwind instruction through performance, and a survey of music literature appropriate for intermediate through advanced levels.
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MUED 783 - Advanced Wind Pedagogy Credits: 3
Pedagogical methods and techniques of wind instruction. Special study of problems unique to each instrument relating to care and repair, embouchure, tone production, articulation, fingering, intonation, and teaching materials.
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MUED 784 - Band Literature Credits: 3
History and literature of the wind band/ensemble.
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MUED 785 - Measurement and Evaluation of Music Learning Credits: 3
Selection and development of appropriate music learning measurement and evaluation techniques.
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MUED 790 - Principles of Music Education Credits: 3
Seminar on selected topics in music education.
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MUED 791 - History and Philosophy of Music Education Credits: 3
History of music education in the United States; comparative music education in foreign countries; philosophies that have influenced music education; and socio-cultural effects of music in the United States.
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MUED 792 - Music Learning Theory Credits: 3
Application of learning theory to music.
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MUED 793 - Topics in Music Education Credits: 1-3
May be repeated for up to twelve credits. Topic for any semester to be announced by suffix and title in the schedule of classes.
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MUED 795 - Research in Music Education and Pedagogy Credits: 3
Research methods and procedures.
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MUED 796 - Seminar in Music Education Research Credits: 3
Survey and critical analysis of research in music education, culminating in the presentation and defense of individual research proposals.
Prerequisites: MUED 795
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MUED 890 - Research Project Credits: 1-3
Specialized research in music education. May be repeated for a maximum of 6 credits (Pass-Fail grading).
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MUSC 500 - Topics in Performance and Literature Credits: 1-3
Course content varies and will be announced in the schedule of courses by suffix and title.
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 501 - Secondary Applied Music Credits: 1-2
May be repeated for credit.
Note: Courses consist of individual instruction including individualized assignments and regular private instruction and review. A-flute/piccolo; B-oboe/English horn; C-clarinet; D-bassoon; E-saxophone; F-French horn; G-trumpet; H-trombone; I-euphonium; J-tuba; K-percussion; L-harpsichord; N-classic guitar; O-organ; P-piano; R-violin; S-viola; T-violoncello; U-double bass; V-voice; W-service playing; Y-conducting; Z-jazz.
Subdiscipline: Music (Applied Music)
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MUSC 505 - Violin Scales and Technique Credits: 2
Improving and refining left and right hand texhnique on the violin through the use of scales.
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MUSC 511 - Applied Music Credits: 1-2
Repeatable for credit.
Note: Courses consist of individual instruction including individualized assignments and regular private instruction and review. A-flute/piccolo; B-oboe/English horn; C-clarinet; D-bassoon; E-saxophone; F-French horn; G-trumpet; H-trombone; I-euphonium; J-tuba; K-percussion; L-harpsichord; N-classic guitar; O-organ; P-piano; R-violin; S-viola; T-violoncello; U-double bass; V-voice; W-service playing; Y-conducting; Z-jazz.
Subdiscipline: Music (Applied Music)
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MUSC 515 - Orchestration Credits: 3
Instrumentation and orchestration; possibilities and limitations idiomatic to specific orchestral instruments and ensemble combinations.
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 516 - Composition Credits: 3
Private study in music composition; may be repeated.
Prerequisites: MUSC 417 or equivalent experience
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 518 - Form and Analysis Credits: 3
Examination of fundamental principles of musical forms; analysis of representative tonal works.
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 520 - Studio Arranging and Composition Credits: 3
Instruction and practice in arranging and composing in various jazz and commercial music styles and genres. May be repeated for credit.
Prerequisites: consent of instructor
Note: 12 hrs max
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 523 - Techniques and Materials of Tonal Music Credits: 3
Study of the techniques and materials of tonal harmony and voice leading with integrated ear-training component.
Prerequisites: permission of advisor
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 525 - Post-Tonal Music Theory Credits: 3
Studies in post-tonal theoretical techniques and analysis.
Prerequisites: MUSC 216
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 526 - Analytical Studies Credits: 3
Analytical techniques applied to music of a particular style, period, or genre. May be repeated for a total of 9 credits. Topic for any semester to be announced by suffix and title in the schedule of classes.
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 528 - Seminar in Music Theory Credits: 3
Advanced studies in music theory. Individual projects. Three meetings per week.
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 529 - Eighteenth-Century Counterpoint Credits: 3
Analysis and writing in contrapuntal forms with emphasis on the style of Bach.
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 530 - Sixteenth-Century Counterpoint Credits: 3
Analysis and writing in contrapuntal forms with emphasis on the style of Palestrina.
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 540 - Projects in Computer Music Credits: 1-3
Directed study in computer-music composition or research.
Prerequisites: MUSC 336 or consent of instructor
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 543 - Song Literature Credits: 3
A study of the development of the solo art song, illustrated by major works of the song writers of all major nationalities.
Subdiscipline: Music (History and Literature)
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MUSC 544 - Topics in Music History Credits: 3
May be repeated for a total of nine credits. Topic for any semester to be announced by suffix and title in the schedule of classes.
Subdiscipline: Music (History and Literature)
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MUSC 545 - Survey of the Opera Credits: 3
A survey of the literature of Classic, Romantic, and modern opera, with special attention given to the recognition of the best-known works in each school. Recordings. Open to all students as an elective.
Subdiscipline: Music (History and Literature)
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MUSC 548 - Orchestra Literature Credits: 3
Symphony, concerto, tone poem, and other symphonic works from the Classic, Romantic, and modern repertory. Changing concepts of orchestration.
Subdiscipline: Music (History and Literature)
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MUSC 549 - Survey of Chamber Music Credits: 3
The literature for small instrumental ensembles from the Baroque era to the present. The string quartet, divertimento, keyboard-accompanied sonata, etc.
Subdiscipline: Music (History and Literature)
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MUSC 555 - World Music Credits: 3
Rhythms, scales, forms, and instrument types basic to all music. European and American folk song, African and Native American tribal music, Asian music.
Prerequisites: MUSC 110 or equivalent
Subdiscipline: Music (History and Literature)
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MUSC 557 - American Music Credits: 3
Survey of the music composed in the United States from the colonial period to the present. The influences of European, African, Indian, and South American musical styles.
Subdiscipline: Music (History and Literature)
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MUSC 558 - Piano Literature I Credits: 3
Standard piano literature including major masterpieces from 1700 to 1850. Emphasis on instrumental and stylistic developments, and historical and theoretical background for interpreting the literature of the piano.
Subdiscipline: Music (History and Literature)
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MUSC 559 - Piano Literature II Credits: 3
Standard piano literature including major masterpieces from 1850 to present . Emphasis on instrumental and stylistic developments, and historical and theoretical background for interpreting the literature of the piano.
Subdiscipline: Music (History and Literature)
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MUSC 565 - Advanced Audio Recording Techniques Credits: 3
Multi-microphone and ambisonic stereo recording techniques; multi-track recording, signal processing and audio production; digital audio. Studio and field experience.
Prerequisites: MUSC 365 or consent of instructor
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 566 - Fundamentals of Sound Use for Media Credits: 3
Music for use in media; midi applications and synchronization methods using time code; direct-to-hard-disc tapeless audio recording software.
Cross-listed Course: MART 542
Prerequisites: MUSC 565 or consent of instructor
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 567 - Recording Studio Techniques Credits: 3
Technology and techniques in the recording studio including use of equalizers, limiters, reverberators, compressors, the mixing console, multi-track recording, microphone techniques, and basic acoustics related to the instrumental and vocal recording proc
Prerequisites: MUSC 564, 565 or approval of instructor
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 569 - Intermediate Piano Accompanying Credits: 3
Approaches to specific problems in vocal and instrumental accompanying; supervised accompanying in class. Advanced work for experienced students.
Prerequisites: consent of instructor
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 573 - Performance Pedagogy I Credits: 3
Basic concepts, techniques and materials for teaching a specific instrument.
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 573L - Pedagogy Laboratory Credits: 2
Directed teaching in laboratory and private settings.
Corequisite: MUSC 573 or MUSC 574
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 574 - Performance Pedagogy II Credits: 3
Basic concepts, techniques and materials for teaching a specific instrument intermediate studies.
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 574L - Pedagogy Laboratory Credits: 2
Directed teaching in laboratory and private settings.
Corequisite: MUSC 573 or MUSC 574
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 575 - Directed Teaching in Pedagogy I Credits: 3
Supervised teaching in a performance area.
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 575L - Pedagogy Laboratory Credits: 2
Directed teaching in laboratory and private settings.
Corequisite: MUSC 575
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 576 - Teaching in Pedagogy II Credits: 3
Supervised teaching in a performance area. MUSC 576 may be repeated for credit (6 credits total).
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 576L - Pedagogy Laboratory Credits: 1
Practical experience in preparing lesson plans and teaching theory-performance classes for precollege piano students on electronic and acoustical instruments. May be repeated for credit.
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 577 - Vocal Pedagogy Credits: 2
Anatomy and function of the singing voice with practical application to teaching. Not auditable.
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 578 - Diction for Singers I Credits: 2
Techniques of pronunciation for singing in Latin, Italian, and English.
Prerequisites: MUSC 278
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 579 - Diction for Singers II Credits: 2
Techniques of pronunciation for singing in German and French.
Prerequisites: MUSC 278
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 580 - Music & Arts Entrepreneurship Credits: 3
Entrepreneurial skills and context for arts-based careers and business ventures. Students develop arts projects related to their interests.
Subdiscipline: Music
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MUSC 581 - The Alexander Technique Credits: 2
Theoretical/experimental exploration of major body systems and developmental movements to bring more articulation to the body and more awareness and physical ease in performance. For music and education students.
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 582 - Music and Money Credits: 3
A survey of the for-profit and non-profit music economies and the broader policy that drives these economies. Restricted to Music majors.
Prerequisites: MUSC 580, ECON 224
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MUSC 583 - Music and Worship Credits: 3
The selection and leadership of music in the church service; music for the rural church; selecting and directing anthems and service music for the nonprofessional church choir; the transition from psalmody to hymnody in the 18th century; the Anglican Chant and the Lutheran Chorale.
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 584 - Workshop in Music Credits: 1-3
Selected topics in music. May be repeated as topic varies.
Note: 12 hrs max
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 585 - Organ Literature I Credits: 3
Organ literature and registration from antiquity to 1750.
Subdiscipline: Music (History and Literature)
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MUSC 586 - Organ Literature II Credits: 3
Organ literature and registration 1750 to the present.
Subdiscipline: Music (History and Literature)
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MUSC 587 - Repertories of Lute, Vihuela, and Guitar Credits: 3
Solo literature for plucked, fretted instruments from the Renaissance into the 20th century. National styles, traits, and technical innovations included.
Prerequisites: admission to upper division guitar study
Subdiscipline: Music (History and Literature)
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MUSC 588 - Business of Music Credits: 3
Seminar on the business of music.
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 589 - Arts Management Credits: 3
Management techniques for organizations with a musical component such as: orchestra, opera, ballet, artist series.
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 590 - Seminar in Music Entrepreneurship Credits: 3
Analyses of music businesses through the use of case studies. Restricted to Music majors.
Prerequisites: MUSC 582, MKTG 350
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MUSC 591 - Music Leadership Practicum Credits: 3
A practicum to design and execute an entrepreneurial music leadership project in Columbia, South Carolina. Restricted to Music majors.
Prerequisites: MUSC 590
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MUSC 592 - 21st Century Musician Credits: 3
Issues confronting the professional performing musician. Topics will include performance-based income models and opportunities, program development, and promotional and supporting materials.
Note: Enrollment Restrictions: 380, 385
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MUSC 593 - Arts Marketing Credits: 3
Arts marketing program challenges, arts organizations, building the successful private studio, marketing plans, social media and guerilla marketing, and market research.
Note: Effective: Spring 2014
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MUSC 594 - Independent Music Teaching Business Credits: 3
A study of all aspects of the creation and maintenance of a viable independent music teaching business.
Note: Enrollment Restrictions: 380, 385
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MUSC 595 - Community Engagement Through Music Credits: 2
Community engagement as it relates to music, with a focus on developing practical skills in creating engaging, interactive performances for various audiences.
Note: Restricted to: Music
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MUSC 599 - Music Business Internship Credits: 1-3
Supervised work experience as approved by area program director. (May be repeated up to 6 credits.)
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 700 - Independent Study Credits: 1-3
This course is designed for graduate students who wish to pursue a study of various areas of music according to their particular needs.
Prerequisites: permission of advisor and instructor
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 707 - Music Bibliography and Research Credits: 2
Reference works, discographies, periodicals, thematic catalogs, and other sources. Research methods and materials.
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 710 - Vocal Coaching Credits: 1-2
Advanced study of stylistic, interpretive, linguistic, and other performance issues in solo operatic, oratorio, and recital repertoire for singers. Repeatable for credit.
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 711 - Graduate Applied Music Credits: 1-4
Repeatable for credit.
Note: Courses consist of individual instruction including individualized assignments and regular private instruction and review. A-flute/piccolo; B-oboe/English horn; C-clarinet; D-bassoon; E-saxophone; F-French horn; G-trumpet; H-trombone; I-euphonium; J-tuba; K-percussion; L-harpsichord; N-classic guitar; O-organ; P-piano; R-violin; S-viola; T-violoncello; U-double bass; V-voice; W-service playing; Y-conducting; Z-jazz.
Subdiscipline: Music (Applied Music)
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MUSC 713 - Advanced Jazz Theory Credits: 3
Harmonic, melodic, rhythmic, and structural concepts related to advanced jazz improvisation and composition. In-depth analysis of selected improvisations of artists and contemporary jazz styles.
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 714 - Advanced Jazz Arranging Credits: 3
Advanced orchestration, compositional development, cross-ensemble writing, extended forms, expanded harmonic and rhythmic vocabulary in the various contemporary jazz styles.
Prerequisites: MUSC 520 or equivalent
Subdiscipline: Music (Miscellaneous)
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MUSC 715 - Analysis and Performance Credits: 3
Performance and interpretive considerations through the study of music on a technical basis. Observations of unity/variety and tension/repose, the interaction of music’s materials, and the sources for growth and shape.
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 716 - Composition Credits: 1-3
Original composition. May be repeated for credit.
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 717 - Advanced Orchestration Credits: 3
Advanced orchestral arranging and score study, principles or score identification, and historical survey of orchestration practices and styles.
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 718 - Band Arranging Credits: 3
Characteristics and use of individual instruments; writing for separate choirs, chamber and solo writing; scoring piano, organ, and orchestra music for band.
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 719 - Choral Arranging Credits: 3
Practice in arranging and composing in the choral medium with emphasis on choral groups of the junior and senior high schools.
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 720 - Pedagogy of Music Theory Credits: 3
Concepts, techniques, and materials for teaching music theory.
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 722 - Symphonic Analysis Credits: 3
Analysis of orchestral music from the 17th to the 20th centuries with respect to form, tonal language, and orchestration.
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 723 - Baroque Styles Credits: 3
Baroque styles, forms, and performance practices.
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 724 - Contemporary Styles I Credits: 3
A study of the techniques of 20th-century composition through writing in individual styles. The first semester (MUSC 724) is concerned with composers such as Bartok, Stravinsky, and Schoenberg.
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 725 - Contemporary Styles II Credits: 3
MUSC 725 concentrates on more recent music.
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 726 - Topics in Music Theory Credits: 3
Analytical techniques, advanced orchestration, arranging for the marching band, or other selected topics. May be repeated as topic varies.
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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MUSC 727 - Schenkerian Analysis Credits: 3
Study of analytical concepts developed by Heinrich Schenker, and their application to analysis of tonal music.
Subdiscipline: Music (Theory and Composition)
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