Weekly group lessons in voice, violin and classical guitar.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 100, or exemption by Music Theory Placement Exam; audition required.
Instructor: Staff
Typical Periods Offered: Spring; Fall
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Lessons meet once a week for 10 weeks. For further information, including fees, see Performance, Private Instruction in Music. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
This course is designed to provide an immersion in the world of music to improve listening, reading, and general comprehension skills. The focus is on the fundamentals of music (notation, rhythm, melody, scales, chords, and formal plans) and listening examples will be drawn from a wide variety of genres, styles, and cultural traditions. Individual members of the academic faculty will visit regularly to introduce students to the rich diversity of approaches to the field of music. No prior musical knowledge is expected. Students may choose to take the Music Theory Placement Exam to see if they can exempt MUS 100 and go directly into MUS 200, MUS 201, MUS 202, MUS 122, or MUS 220. A musicianship lab supplements the three class meetings. May be counted toward the major or the minor.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 30
Prerequisites: None
Instructor: Collins, Russell, Moya
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Spring; Fall
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes:
In this course we will begin the process of learning the techniques of music composition. Through the writing of exercises, and projects, we will learn the fundamentals of musical syntax and composition. In the process, we will unlock our creativity, learn how to discuss other people’s music, and learn about how music can aid in the telling of a story. By the end of the semester, students will have attained the skills necessary for writing an original piece of music that can be played by other musicians. Students will have learned how to compose their own melodies, how to harmonize these melodies in a variety of ways, and how to create compelling musical textures with many different combinations of musical instruments and timbres. Students will be encouraged to develop their own unique compositional “voice” by drawing upon intensive studies of both musical works they already know and enjoy, and musical works they may never have heard before.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 20
Prerequisites: None.
Instructor: Moya
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Not Offered
Notes:
One of the most fundamental ways that music moves us is through rhythm and the emotional highs and lows of musical form. This first year seminar will focus on the musical materials that aid in critically analyzing popular music and world music: rhythm and song form. In this seminar, students will hone their ability to hear the structures that make up the music in our daily lives through group discussion, guided listening journals, and practice with analysis. The semester will culminate in an analysis of a listening experience, such as an album, playlist, DJ set, or concert. Students need no prior experience with formal musical training: they need only to have the means to listen to music in private.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 10
Prerequisites: None. Open to First-Years only.
Instructor: Goldschmitt
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Other Categories: FYS - First Year Seminar
Typical Periods Offered: Every other year
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Not Offered
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit
Beginning with a comprehensive review of musical terminology and basic materials, MUS 122 explores the fundamentals of tonal harmony, voice-leading, phrasing, and form. Topics include harmonic functions and phrase structure, cadence formation, voice-leading and figured bass, and tonal analysis. Regular ear-training practice complements written exercises. One musicianship lab per week.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 18
Prerequisites: Open to all students who have completed MUS 100 or exempted it by the Music Theory Placement Evaluation.
Instructor: Tang (Fall); Moya (Spring)
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Normally followed by MUS 252 or MUS 315.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hamilton
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hamilton
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Duprey
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Duprey
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Miller
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hoffmann, D. Johnson
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Washington
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: McNutt
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hamilton
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring; Fall
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Akahori, Hodgkinson, Shapiro, Tang, Nishikawa
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Bossert-King, Diaz, Starkman
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Tengblad, Selig, Lawler
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Adams
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Angelini
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Zeitlin
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Starkman, Bossert-King, Diaz
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Jeppesen
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: E. Johnson
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Zeitlin
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Greenblatt
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring; Fall
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Matasy
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Matasy
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Langone
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Boyd
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Russell, Thornblade
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: McGinnis
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hida-Battaglia
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Henry
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Brandao
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Henry
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Huhn
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: E. Johnson
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Aldrich
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Weng
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Liddell
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Kirby
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester. Prior to registration, students must obtain confirmation from the instructor.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None. Co-requisite - MUS 100; or, if exempted, any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Kirby
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M24. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hamilto
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M25. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hamilton
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M26. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Duprey
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M23. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Miller
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M27. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Duprey
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M21. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hoffmann, D. Johnson
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M28. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hamilton
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M20. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Akahori, Hodgkinson, Shapiro, Tang, Nishikawa
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M19. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Washington
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M22. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Matasy
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M35. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Tengblad, Selig, Lawler
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M37. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Angelini
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M36. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Adams
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M18. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: McNutt
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M34. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Zeitlin
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M33. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Starkman, Bossert-King, Diaz
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M30. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Jeppesen
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M31. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Bossert-King, Diaz, Starkman
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M32. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Zeitlin
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M29. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Greenblatt
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M12. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Weng
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M05. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Henry
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M06. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Langone
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M08. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Brandao
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M04. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Matasy
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M03. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Russell, Thornblade
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M01. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Henry
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M02. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: McGinnis
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M09. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Aldrich
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M07. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Boyd
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M10. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Kirby
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M15. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Liddell
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M16. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hida-Battaglia
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M13. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Huhn
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring; Fall
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M14. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: E. Johnson
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M17. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: E. Johnson
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 149-M11. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Kirby
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring; Fall
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Not offered in 2024-2025.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 10
Prerequisites: MUS 100 or exemption from MUS 100.
Instructor: Fontijn
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Not Offered
Notes: This is a topics course and can be taken more than once for credit as long as the topic is different each time.
Topic for Fall 2024: The Symphony in the World
Topic for Fall 2024: The Symphony in the World
The Austrian composer, Gustav Mahler, argued that “a Symphony must be like the world; it must embrace everything.” This course takes Mahler’s statement as a springboard for examining the rich and varied sounds of the Symphony in the Western European classical tradition. Students will build on their skills in music analysis and criticism through close listening to famous symphonies by Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms, Liszt, Tchaikovsky, and Mahler. We will learn about the cultural, stylistic, and aesthetic nuances of these works from a variety of intellectual standpoints (including feminist theory, queer theory, and sound studies). A highlight of this course will be a field trip to a performance by the Boston Symphony Orchestra. All students are welcome.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 18
Prerequisites: MUS 100 or exemption via the Music Theory Placement Evaluation.
Instructor: Bhogal
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall
Notes: This is a topics course and can be taken more than once for credit as long as the topic is different each time.
Topic for Fall 2024: Expressing Race and Gender through New Music
Topic for Fall 2024: Expressing Race and Gender through New Music
This course takes its spark from recent global and on-campus conversations around race and anti-racism in relation to the arts, particularly music composed and created during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Students will become familiar with “canonical works” by (predominantly male, some female, and mostly white Euro-American) composers. However, the primary focus is on the creative achievements of under-represented composers and musicians identifying as Black, Latinx, East Asian, and Native American. This course inverts the balance by privileging the artistic accomplishments of composers and musicians who usually reside at the margins of “central” conversations. Our goal is to understand what the traditional category of “modernism and music” reveals about history and society from typically less represented cultural/racial/gendered perspectives. Students will undertake critical listening/viewing/reading assignments and reflect on live performances through writing.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 18
Prerequisites: MUS 100 or exemption from MUS 100.
Instructor: Russell
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall
Notes: This is a topics course and can be taken more than once for credit as long as the topic is different each time.
The influence of jazz on music in the twentieth century and beyond has been so profound that it has gone from being a feared public scourge to “America's Classical Music.” Ever since its origins among African Americans in the 1910s, jazz has challenged distinctions between “art” and “popular,” at times even playing a key role in social protest. Today, it is an internationally respected art form that is revered by musicians as varied as hip-hop artists and classical composers. This course will cover the history of jazz through critically engaging with recorded performances, source readings and popular reception, and evidence of its broader influence in popular culture. We will also learn about jazz's role in international music scenes, including approaches from Europe, Asia, and throughout the African Diaspora.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 18
Prerequisites: None. Not open to students who have taken MUS 309.
Instructor: Staff
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video; HS - Historical Studies
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: This course is also offered at the 300-level as MUS 309 with additional work.
Metropolises bring together diverse groups of people in concentrated locations all over the world. Along with heightened crime and poverty, they are also home to an astounding variety of musical innovations. This course offers an exploration of disparate musical cultures in major metropolises of the world. Throughout the semester, we will study major cities, the major musical developments to come from them, and the cultural conflicts and celebrations that emerge in contemporary urban life. In addition to local styles, we will discuss such global styles as hip-hop, punk, pop, dancehall, rock, roots music, “world music,” and electronic dance music, and how they relate to the urban environments where they were developed and where they continue to thrive.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 18
Prerequisites: None.
Instructor: Goldschmitt
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes:
This course examines the expressive ways in which music and sound function within the medium of video games. The “criticism” component of the course draws on recent scholarship from the fields of music, media studies, sound studies, film, and video games, asking students to interrogate the role of music and sound in relation to play. The “composition” component of the course invites students to create original video game music and sound. Together, these varied approaches will allow students to reflect on their experiences as players whose immersive experience is shaped by sonic cues, and as critics whose intellectual engagement with the act of gaming finds points of intersection with a larger world of ideas and their relationship to the sensory process.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 16
Prerequisites: None.
Instructor: Staff
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Not Offered
Notes:
In this Wintersession course, which brings together ethnomusicology and anthropology, students will study the folkloric music, dance, and culture of Haiti. During Wintersession, there will be workshops, lectures, discussions, and site visits to multiple locations within the country, including Port-au-Prince, Gonaives, Jacmel, and Saut d'Eau. C-CLAK, a cultural center and school in Mirebalais, will be home base. Students will gain wide-ranging exposure to multiple aspects of Haitian culture in their field research with folkloric artists in different regions, expanding their cultural knowledge and experience of life in Haiti and working on their French and Kreyòl skills. Appropriate readings will be assigned before Wintersession begins and discussed throughout the course. A final paper is expected.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 15
Prerequisites: None
Instructor: Washington, Professor Emeritus Gerdès Fleurant, Peniel Guerrier (Guest Choreographer)
Typical Periods Offered: Winter
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Not Offered
Notes:
This is an adaptation of Wintersession Course MUS 214H, re-envisioned for remote summer session only. We will study the traditional and folkloric music, dance, and culture of Haiti, using the ethnomusicological lenses of bi-musicality and applied ethnomusicology. Students will participate in lectures, discussions, and experiential lab sessions that will reveal the multiple styles and techniques of the folkloric arts of the Central and Southern regions of Haiti: Port-au-Prince, Gonaives, Jacmel, Lascohobas, Saut d’Eau, and Mirebalais, where the Leocardie and Alexandre Kenscoff Cultural Center (C-CLAK), founded by Professor Emeritus Gerdès Fleurant, is located. The work of Professor Fleurant’s C-CLAK will provide for us a case study of applied ethnomusicology. Through virtual engagements with Professor Fleurant, students will gain an understanding of applied ethnomusicology as community engagement, support, promotion, and service in the various projects of the Center, including the Gawou Ginou King Foundation School and Holistic Center, and will be asked to envision their own contributions to C-CLAK, in final projects.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 20
Prerequisites: None
Instructor: Washington
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Not Offered
Notes:
Ritual is a fundamental and often controversial aspect of the Christian tradition. It is also a remarkably complex form of religious expression that integrates language, tone, gesture, image, and design. This course examines the major forms of Christian ritual, their expression in art, architecture, music, and literature, and the methods used in interpreting them in contemporary scholarship. We will examine Christianity’s principal rituals from their beginnings in baptism (initiation) and the eucharist (communion), through monastic chant and the Roman mass, to Protestant liturgies, sacred song, and revivalism, and ritual in contemporary social media. As a special feature, we will study specific sites from various historical periods in order to learn about how art, architecture, and music articulated these ritual forms, using theoretical models from the emerging field of Ritual Studies.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 30
Crosslisted Courses: MUS 219
Prerequisites: None
Instructor: Marini
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video; REP - Religion, Ethics, and Moral Philosophy
Typical Periods Offered: Every other year
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Not Offered
Notes:
This course is based on an immersion approach, exploring the language of jazz and contemporary music, and fostering a close connection between theory and practice. Learn the basics: scales and modes, chords, forms, rhythmic structures, and jazz styles. You will learn how to listen to jazz and contemporary music, and define and describe what you hear. You will practice improvisation techniques in class. Ear training is a key component: singing bass lines and jazz solos, and practicing harmonic dictation, learning to “hear the changes”. We explore the fundamentals of jazz and popular music harmony, including tune analysis, the II-V progression, secondary dominants, re-harmonization, and jazz piano voicings. We also put these concepts into practice, completing jazz compositions and transcriptions, and using music software to publish assignments. Musicianship lab supplements the class meeting.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 15
Prerequisites: MUS 100 (or exempted by the Music Theory Placement Evaluation).
Instructor: Miller
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall
Notes:
Throughout its history, the Italian language has expressed itself optimally through song. In this interdisciplinary course, we explore the connections between song and lyrical poetry in works from the Middle Ages through hip-hop. Students will gain an overview of Italian history and culture, and will learn how poetry and music have contributed to the shaping of Italian national identity. In addition to field trips to hear an Italian opera and to work with rare prints and manuscripts in Special Collections, students will analyze poetry and its musical enhancement, and manipulate digital humanities resources. No previous knowledge of music or Italian is required.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 15
Crosslisted Courses: MUS 223
Prerequisites: No previous knowledge of music or Italian is required. Not open to students who have taken ITAS 123/MUS 123.
Instructor: Parussa, Fontijn
Distribution Requirements: LL - Language and Literature; ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Not Offered
Notes:
This course charts the history of choral music beginning with Byzantine Chant in the 4th century to present day compositions. We will study developments in style, form, text setting and the musical imagination that defines this art form. Students will become familiar with scores and composers throughout history on a global scale, gaining insight on their relationship to visual art, architecture, social movements, and historical events.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 15
Prerequisites: MUS 100 or permission of the instructor.
Instructor: Graham
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes:
This course will consist of a survey of the history of music in film from its beginnings in the silent era to modern times. The class will look at a diverse handful of films. This narrower focus will allow a deeper exploration of the techniques of soundtrack, and their evolution throughout the different eras and regions of film production. The course will explore the role of music in storytelling, including its precedents in opera, and ballet. Musical semiotics will be discussed in an effort to understand how meaning is derived in a film through the aid of music. We will also explore the evolution of recording and filming technology for film, and how these changes made an impact on soundtracks. Some of the films studied will be Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo and Psycho (score composed by Bernard Hermann), Akira Kurosawa’s Ran (score by Toru Takemitsu), Bong Joon Ho’s Parasite (score by: Jung Jae II), Jordan Peele’s Get Out!, Us, and Nope (all scored by Michael Abels), Rosen Martin and John Hubley. Watership Down (score by: Angela Morley), Paul Thomas Anderson’s There Will Be Blood (score by Jonny Greenwood), and Amores perros (scored by Gustavo Santoalalla).
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 15
Prerequisites: None. MUS 100 preferred.
Instructor: Moya
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes:
This course offers a comprehensive chronological survey of the history and evolution of opera, from 1600 to the present. Lectures will examine historical background, the subgenres of operatic literature (opera seria, opera buffa, music drama), and complete operas by major composers representing a number of periods and styles (including Monteverdi, Mozart, Verdi, and Berg). We will also study librettos, relevant novels, and other source materials in order to establish connections between musical structure and dramatic expression. Two class meetings, with additional sessions required for viewing operas in their entirety.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 18
Prerequisites: None.
Instructor: Bhogal
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall
Notes:
No Topics Offered for AY2024-2025
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 18
Prerequisites: MUS 100 or permission of the instructor.
Instructor: Bhogal
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Not Offered
Notes: This course is also offered at the 300-level as MUS 335. This is a topics course and can be taken more than once for credit as long as the topic is different each time.
This course focuses on the preparation and presentation of opera and musical theater solos and ensembles. Students will receive extensive musical and dramatic coaching to enhance musicality, text expression, and stage savvy. Over the course of the Wintersession, students will learn about complete role preparation and creating a dynamic and genuine characterization. To further deepen our study, we will discuss selected readings and performances. Assigned repertoire will feature a range of styles intended to highlight and amplify the class participants’ skills. The course will culminate in a live performance at the end of January, with a reprisal in the spring semester. Students must be enrolled in voice lessons, and individual coaching outside of class time will take place at a mutually convenient time for student and coach. Permission of the Instructor required.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 12
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor.
Instructor: Voice Faculty
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Not Offered
Notes:
What happens when we study music and sound from an anthropological framework? Ethnomusicology, or the cultural study of music and sound, seeks to do just that. Through a hands-on approach to music research, this course has three aims: 1) to give students the opportunity of doing ethnographic research in a local community; 2) to explore key concepts pertaining to ethnomusicology and the anthropology of sound; 3) to work together to create a good working atmosphere in which students can share ongoing research with each other. Students will gain experience doing fieldwork as participant observers; taking notes and writing up field journals; recording and transcribing interviews; and conducting secondary research online and in the library. Each student will conduct regular visits to a local music group or community of their choice. Past projects have focused on Senegalese drumming, musical healing circles, and hip-hop dance groups. The semester will culminate in a final presentation and paper (8-10 pages) based on the student’s research.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 12
Crosslisted Courses: ANTH 235
Prerequisites: None.
Instructor: Goldschmitt
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Not Offered
Notes:
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M25. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hamilton
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M27. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Duprey
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M23. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Miller
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M26. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Duprey
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M21. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hoffmann, D. Johnson
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M19. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Washington
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M28. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hamilton
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M20. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Akahori, Hodgkinson, Shapiro, Tang, Nishikawa
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M22. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Matasy
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M34. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Zeitlin
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M35. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Tengblad, Selig, Lawler
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M18. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: McNutt
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M36. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Adams
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M37. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Angelini
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M33. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Starkman, Bossert-King, Diaz
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M30. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Jeppesen
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M31. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Bossert-King, Diaz, Starkman
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M32. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Zeitlin
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M29. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Greenblatt
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M24. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hamilton
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M04. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Matasy
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M05. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Henry
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M07. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Boyd
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M03. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Russell, Thornblade
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M02. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: McGinnis
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M17. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: E. Johnson
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M01. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Henry
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M08. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Brandao
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M06. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Langone
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M14. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: E. Johnson
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M09. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Aldrich
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M16. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hida-Battaglia
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M13. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Huhn
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M15. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Liddell
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M12. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Weng
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M10. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Kirby
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 199-M11. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Kirby
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 10
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor.
Instructor:
Typical Periods Offered: Spring; Fall
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes:
The course focuses primarily on melodic writing and the coming together of various strands of musical activity to create a rich texture. Beginning with a grounding in 16th and 18th century contrapuntal music in Europe, the course expands to include explorations of 20th century counterpoint in both Western Classical as well as popular and jazz music. Finally, the course questions and explores the concept of “Polyphony” beyond the Western European construction. We explore ways in which music can have multiple strands occurring simultaneously, such as Indonesian Gamelan, West African Drumming, African hocketing traditions, Eastern European polyphonic singing, Afro-Cuban music, etc.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 15
Prerequisites: MUS 122.
Instructor: Moya
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Not Offered
Notes:
Ensemble participation gives students (including both Music majors and non-majors) the opportunity to develop their musicality and technical skills in a group setting, prepare and perform repertoire together instead of just on their own. Students will hone their musicianship skills (such as ear training, active listening, intensive study of scores, theoretical analysis, technical abilities for one’s instrument). Active participation will build a student’s confidence in performance settings. Participants are expected to prepare their parts outside of rehearsal and come ready to solve problems together so as to realize a cohesive and unified performance, an experience which fosters a strong bond and sense of community.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: This course is open to qualified students by permission of the individual ensemble director.
Instructor: Graham
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: One-half unit of credit is granted for a full year (Fall and Spring semesters) of participation in any one of the department-sponsored ensembles. Students register for MUS 260 in the Spring semester only. This course may be repeated once for additional credit (the course can be taken a total of 2 times). Students who continue with performance ensembles may register for MUS 270 in their Junior and/or Senior year. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Ensemble participation gives students (including both Music majors and non-majors) the opportunity to develop their musicality and technical skills in a group setting, prepare and perform repertoire together instead of just on their own. Students will hone their musicianship skills (such as ear training, active listening, intensive study of scores, theoretical analysis, technical abilities for one’s instrument). Active participation will build a student’s confidence in performance settings. Participants are expected to prepare their parts outside of rehearsal and come ready to solve problems together so as to realize a cohesive and unified performance, an experience which fosters a strong bond and sense of community.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: This course is open to qualified students by permission of the individual ensemble director.
Instructor: Jeppesen
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: One-half unit of credit is granted for a full year (Fall and Spring semesters) of participation in any one of the department-sponsored ensembles. Students register for MUS 260 in the Spring semester only. This course may be repeated once for additional credit (the course can be taken a total of 2 times). Students who continue with performance ensembles may register for MUS 270 in their Junior and/or Senior year. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Ensemble participation gives students (including both Music majors and non-majors) the opportunity to develop their musicality and technical skills in a group setting, prepare and perform repertoire together instead of just on their own. Students will hone their musicianship skills (such as ear training, active listening, intensive study of scores, theoretical analysis, technical abilities for one’s instrument). Active participation will build a student’s confidence in performance settings. Participants are expected to prepare their parts outside of rehearsal and come ready to solve problems together so as to realize a cohesive and unified performance, an experience which fosters a strong bond and sense of community.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: This course is open to qualified students by permission of the individual ensemble director.
Instructor: Graham
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: One-half unit of credit is granted for a full year (Fall and Spring semesters) of participation in any one of the department-sponsored ensembles. Students register for MUS 260 in the Spring semester only. This course may be repeated once for additional credit (the course can be taken a total of 2 times). Students who continue with performance ensembles may register for MUS 270 in their Junior and/or Senior year. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Ensemble participation gives students (including both Music majors and non-majors) the opportunity to develop their musicality and technical skills in a group setting, prepare and perform repertoire together instead of just on their own. Students will hone their musicianship skills (such as ear training, active listening, intensive study of scores, theoretical analysis, technical abilities for one’s instrument). Active participation will build a student’s confidence in performance settings. Participants are expected to prepare their parts outside of rehearsal and come ready to solve problems together so as to realize a cohesive and unified performance, an experience which fosters a strong bond and sense of community.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: This course is open to qualified students by permission of the individual ensemble director.
Instructor: Russell and Tang
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: One-half unit of credit is granted for a full year (Fall and Spring semesters) of participation in any one of the department-sponsored ensembles. Students register for MUS 260 in the Spring semester only. This course may be repeated once for additional credit (the course can be taken a total of 2 times). Students who continue with performance ensembles may register for MUS 270 in their Junior and/or Senior year. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Ensemble participation gives students (including both Music majors and non-majors) the opportunity to develop their musicality and technical skills in a group setting, prepare and perform repertoire together instead of just on their own. Students will hone their musicianship skills (such as ear training, active listening, intensive study of scores, theoretical analysis, technical abilities for one’s instrument). Active participation will build a student’s confidence in performance settings. Participants are expected to prepare their parts outside of rehearsal and come ready to solve problems together so as to realize a cohesive and unified performance, an experience which fosters a strong bond and sense of community.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: This course is open to qualified students by permission of the individual ensemble director.
Instructor: Angelini
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: One-half unit of credit is granted for a full year (Fall and Spring semesters) of participation in any one of the department-sponsored ensembles. Students register for MUS 260 in the Spring semester only. This course may be repeated once for additional credit (the course can be taken a total of 2 times). Students who continue with performance ensembles may register for MUS 270 in their Junior and/or Senior year. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Ensemble participation gives students (including both Music majors and non-majors) the opportunity to develop their musicality and technical skills in a group setting, prepare and perform repertoire together instead of just on their own. Students will hone their musicianship skills (such as ear training, active listening, intensive study of scores, theoretical analysis, technical abilities for one’s instrument). Active participation will build a student’s confidence in performance settings. Participants are expected to prepare their parts outside of rehearsal and come ready to solve problems together so as to realize a cohesive and unified performance, an experience which fosters a strong bond and sense of community.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: This course is open to qualified students by permission of the individual ensemble director.
Instructor: Washington
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: One-half unit of credit is granted for a full year (Fall and Spring semesters) of participation in any one of the department-sponsored ensembles. Students register for MUS 260 in the Spring semester only. This course may be repeated once for additional credit (the course can be taken a total of 2 times). Students who continue with performance ensembles may register for MUS 270 in their Junior and/or Senior year. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Ensemble participation gives students (including both Music majors and non-majors) the opportunity to develop their musicality and technical skills in a group setting, prepare and perform repertoire together instead of just on their own. Students will hone their musicianship skills (such as ear training, active listening, intensive study of scores, theoretical analysis, technical abilities for one’s instrument). Active participation will build a student’s confidence in performance settings. Participants are expected to prepare their parts outside of rehearsal and come ready to solve problems together so as to realize a cohesive and unified performance, an experience which fosters a strong bond and sense of community.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None.
Instructor: Miller
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: This course is open to qualified students by permission of the individual ensemble director. One-half unit of credit is granted for a full year (Fall and Spring semesters) of participation in any one of the department-sponsored ensembles. Students register for MUS 260 in the Spring semester only. This course may be repeated once for additional credit (the course can be taken a total of 2 times). Students who continue with performance ensembles may register for MUS 270 in their Junior and/or Senior year. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Ensemble participation gives students (including both Music majors and non-majors) the opportunity to develop their musicality and technical skills in a group setting, prepare and perform repertoire together instead of just on their own. Students will hone their musicianship skills (such as ear training, active listening, intensive study of scores, theoretical analysis, technical abilities for one’s instrument). Active participation will build a student’s confidence in performance settings. Participants are expected to prepare their parts outside of rehearsal and come ready to solve problems together so as to realize a cohesive and unified performance, an experience which fosters a strong bond and sense of community.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: This course is open to qualified students by permission of the individual ensemble director.
Instructor: Hampton
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: One-half unit of credit is granted for a full year (Fall and Spring semesters) of participation in any one of the department-sponsored ensembles. Students register for MUS 260 in the Spring semester only. This course may be repeated once for additional credit (the course can be taken a total of 2 times). Students who continue with performance ensembles may register for MUS 270 in their Junior and/or Senior year. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Ensemble participation gives students (including both Music majors and non-majors) the opportunity to develop their musicality and technical skills in a group setting, prepare and perform repertoire together instead of just on their own. Students will hone their musicianship skills (such as ear training, active listening, intensive study of scores, theoretical analysis, technical abilities for one’s instrument). Active participation will build a student’s confidence in performance settings. Participants are expected to prepare their parts outside of rehearsal and come ready to solve problems together so as to realize a cohesive and unified performance, an experience which fosters a strong bond and sense of community.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: None.
Instructor: Zeitlin
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: This course is open to qualified students by permission of the individual ensemble director. One-half unit of credit is granted for a full year (Fall and Spring semesters) of participation in any one of the department-sponsored ensembles. Students register for MUS 260 in the Spring semester only. This course may be repeated once for additional credit (the course can be taken a total of 2 times). Students who continue with performance ensembles may register for MUS 270 in their Junior and/or Senior year. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Ensemble participation gives students (including both Music majors and non-majors) the opportunity to develop their musicality and technical skills in a group setting, prepare and perform repertoire together instead of just on their own. Students will hone their musicianship skills (such as ear training, active listening, intensive study of scores, theoretical analysis, technical abilities for one’s instrument). Active participation will build a student’s confidence in performance settings. Participants are expected to prepare their parts outside of rehearsal and come ready to solve problems together so as to realize a cohesive and unified performance, an experience which fosters a strong bond and sense of community.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 260-M06. Open to Juniors and Seniors (First-Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in MUS 260 each Spring). This course is open to qualified students who have completed 2 years of ensemble performance by permission of the individual ensemble director.
Instructor: Jeppesen
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: One-half unit of credit is granted for a full year (Fall and Spring semesters) of participation in any one of the department-sponsored ensembles. Students register for MUS 270 in the Spring semester only. This course may be repeated for credit (the course can be taken a total of 2 times). Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Ensemble participation gives students (including both Music majors and non-majors) the opportunity to develop their musicality and technical skills in a group setting, prepare and perform repertoire together instead of just on their own. Students will hone their musicianship skills (such as ear training, active listening, intensive study of scores, theoretical analysis, technical abilities for one’s instrument). Active participation will build a student’s confidence in performance settings. Participants are expected to prepare their parts outside of rehearsal and come ready to solve problems together so as to realize a cohesive and unified performance, an experience which fosters a strong bond and sense of community.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 260-M07. Open to Juniors and Seniors (First-Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in MUS 260 each Spring). This course is open to qualified students who have completed 2 years of ensemble performance by permission of the individual ensemble director.
Instructor: Angelini
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: One-half unit of credit is granted for a full year (Fall and Spring semesters) of participation in any one of the department-sponsored ensembles. Students register for MUS 270 in the Spring semester only. This course may be repeated for credit (the course can be taken a total of 2 times). Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Ensemble participation gives students (including both Music majors and non-majors) the opportunity to develop their musicality and technical skills in a group setting, prepare and perform repertoire together instead of just on their own. Students will hone their musicianship skills (such as ear training, active listening, intensive study of scores, theoretical analysis, technical abilities for one’s instrument). Active participation will build a student’s confidence in performance settings. Participants are expected to prepare their parts outside of rehearsal and come ready to solve problems together so as to realize a cohesive and unified performance, an experience which fosters a strong bond and sense of community.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 260-M09. Open to Juniors and Seniors (First-Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in MUS 260 each Spring). This course is open to qualified students who have completed 2 years of ensemble performance by permission of the individual ensemble director.
Instructor: Washington
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: One-half unit of credit is granted for a full year (Fall and Spring semesters) of participation in any one of the department-sponsored ensembles. Students register for MUS 270 in the Spring semester only. This course may be repeated for credit (the course can be taken a total of 2 times). Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Ensemble participation gives students (including both Music majors and non-majors) the opportunity to develop their musicality and technical skills in a group setting, prepare and perform repertoire together instead of just on their own. Students will hone their musicianship skills (such as ear training, active listening, intensive study of scores, theoretical analysis, technical abilities for one’s instrument). Active participation will build a student’s confidence in performance settings. Participants are expected to prepare their parts outside of rehearsal and come ready to solve problems together so as to realize a cohesive and unified performance, an experience which fosters a strong bond and sense of community.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 260-M05. Open to Juniors and Seniors (First-Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in MUS 260 each Spring). This course is open to qualified students who have completed 2 years of ensemble performance by permission of the individual ensemble director.
Instructor: Graham
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: One-half unit of credit is granted for a full year (Fall and Spring semesters) of participation in any one of the department-sponsored ensembles. Students register for MUS 270 in the Spring semester only. This course may be repeated for credit (the course can be taken a total of 2 times). Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Ensemble participation gives students (including both Music majors and non-majors) the opportunity to develop their musicality and technical skills in a group setting, prepare and perform repertoire together instead of just on their own. Students will hone their musicianship skills (such as ear training, active listening, intensive study of scores, theoretical analysis, technical abilities for one’s instrument). Active participation will build a student’s confidence in performance settings. Participants are expected to prepare their parts outside of rehearsal and come ready to solve problems together so as to realize a cohesive and unified performance, an experience which fosters a strong bond and sense of community.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 260-M08. Open to Juniors and Seniors (First-Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in MUS 260 each Spring). This course is open to qualified students who have completed 2 years of ensemble performance by permission of the individual ensemble director.
Instructor: Graham
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: One-half unit of credit is granted for a full year (Fall and Spring semesters) of participation in any one of the department-sponsored ensembles. Students register for MUS 270 in the Spring semester only. This course may be repeated for credit (the course can be taken a total of 2 times). Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Ensemble participation gives students (including both Music majors and non-majors) the opportunity to develop their musicality and technical skills in a group setting, prepare and perform repertoire together instead of just on their own. Students will hone their musicianship skills (such as ear training, active listening, intensive study of scores, theoretical analysis, technical abilities for one’s instrument). Active participation will build a student’s confidence in performance settings. Participants are expected to prepare their parts outside of rehearsal and come ready to solve problems together so as to realize a cohesive and unified performance, an experience which fosters a strong bond and sense of community.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 260-M02. Open to Juniors and Seniors (First-Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in MUS 260 each Spring). This course is open to qualified students who have completed 2 years of ensemble performance by permission of the individual ensemble director.
Instructor: Zeitlin
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: One-half unit of credit is granted for a full year (Fall and Spring semesters) of participation in any one of the department-sponsored ensembles. Students register for MUS 270 in the Spring semester only. This course may be repeated for credit (the course can be taken a total of 2 times). Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Ensemble participation gives students (including both Music majors and non-majors) the opportunity to develop their musicality and technical skills in a group setting, prepare and perform repertoire together instead of just on their own. Students will hone their musicianship skills (such as ear training, active listening, intensive study of scores, theoretical analysis, technical abilities for one’s instrument). Active participation will build a student’s confidence in performance settings. Participants are expected to prepare their parts outside of rehearsal and come ready to solve problems together so as to realize a cohesive and unified performance, an experience which fosters a strong bond and sense of community.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 260-M04. Open to Juniors and Seniors (First-Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in MUS 260 each Spring). This course is open to qualified students who have completed 2 years of ensemble performance by permission of the individual ensemble director.
Instructor: Russell and Tang
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: One-half unit of credit is granted for a full year (Fall and Spring semesters) of participation in any one of the department-sponsored ensembles. Students register for MUS 270 in the Spring semester only. This course may be repeated for credit (the course can be taken a total of 2 times). Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Ensemble participation gives students (including both Music majors and non-majors) the opportunity to develop their musicality and technical skills in a group setting, prepare and perform repertoire together instead of just on their own. Students will hone their musicianship skills (such as ear training, active listening, intensive study of scores, theoretical analysis, technical abilities for one’s instrument). Active participation will build a student’s confidence in performance settings. Participants are expected to prepare their parts outside of rehearsal and come ready to solve problems together so as to realize a cohesive and unified performance, an experience which fosters a strong bond and sense of community.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 260-M03. Open to Juniors and Seniors (First-Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in MUS 260 each Spring). This course is open to qualified students who have completed 2 years of ensemble performance by permission of the individual ensemble director.
Instructor: Hampton
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: One-half unit of credit is granted for a full year (Fall and Spring semesters) of participation in any one of the department-sponsored ensembles. Students register for MUS 270 in the Spring semester only. This course may be repeated for credit (the course can be taken a total of 2 times). Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Ensemble participation gives students (including both Music majors and non-majors) the opportunity to develop their musicality and technical skills in a group setting, prepare and perform repertoire together instead of just on their own. Students will hone their musicianship skills (such as ear training, active listening, intensive study of scores, theoretical analysis, technical abilities for one’s instrument). Active participation will build a student’s confidence in performance settings. Participants are expected to prepare their parts outside of rehearsal and come ready to solve problems together so as to realize a cohesive and unified performance, an experience which fosters a strong bond and sense of community.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 260-M01. Open to Juniors and Seniors (First-Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in MUS 260 each Spring). This course is open to qualified students who have completed 2 years of ensemble performance by permission of the individual ensemble director.
Instructor: Miller
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: One-half unit of credit is granted for a full year (Fall and Spring semesters) of participation in any one of the department-sponsored ensembles. Students register for MUS 270 in the Spring semester only. This course may be repeated for credit (the course can be taken a total of 2 times). Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
An overview of the fundamental concepts, techniques, and literature of electronic and computer music. Topics include analog and digital electronic instruments, MIDI programming, sound-synthesis techniques, live processing, and the history of electronic music. Students will compose two original pieces (one fixed and one live), and will learn the basics of Logic Pro, Max, and Ableton Live.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 15
Prerequisites: None.
Instructor: Staff
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes:
"Popular music" denotes a variety of idioms-including R&B, rock, soul, funk, and hip-hop-linked to the youth culture and social movements that developed in the United States after World War II. With a foundation in African American genres (especially blues and gospel), popular music has also absorbed strong influences from rural white Protestant communities, Latin America, and Europe, and its sounds are indelibly linked to twentieth-century technologies (the electric guitar, multitrack recording, turntables). With an emphasis on the 1940s to the 1970s, our historical survey of American popular music will bring us from the 1800s to the present day. Using close listening as a starting point, we will learn how to decode sounds to reveal their complex social histories as we assess popular music's role in America's tumultuous twentieth century.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 25
Prerequisites: None.
Instructor: Staff
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall
Notes:
A continuation of MUS 275, Introduction to Electronic Music, this course offers intermediate and advanced instruction in digital sound design for live performance, film, or installation work. Students will continue to develop fluency in the digital audio software applications Logic Pro, Ableton Live, and Max and will develop semester-long projects involving either a live musical performance with electronics or a site-specific interactive audio installation. In addition to building individual sound projects, students will also have the opportunity to engage with visiting artists, to read and discuss recent scholarship on multi-media art, and to develop a fundamental understanding of acoustics and critical theories of sound.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 18
Prerequisites: None.
Instructor: Staff
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall
Notes:
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M24. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hamilton
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M25. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hamilton
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M26. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Duprey
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M23. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Miller
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M37. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Angelini
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M19. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Washington
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M20. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Akahori, Hodgkinson, Shapiro, Tang, Nishikawa
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M21. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hoffmann, D. Johnson
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M27. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Duprey
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M28. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hamilton
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M34. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Zeitlin
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M35. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Tengblad, Selig, Lawler
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M36. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Adams
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M33. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Starkman, Bossert-King, Diaz
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M32. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Zeitlin
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M29. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Greenblatt
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M30. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Jeppesen
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M31. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Bossert-King, Diaz, Starkman
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M18. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: McNutt
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M22. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Matasy
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M04. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Matasy
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M05. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Henry
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M07. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Boyd
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M03. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Russell, Thornblade
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M02. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: McGinnis
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M17. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: E. Johnson
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring; Fall
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M01. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Henry
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M08. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Brandao
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M06. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Langone
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M14. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: E. Johnson
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M09. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Aldrich
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M16. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Hida-Battaglia
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M13. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Huhn
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring; Fall
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M15. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Liddell
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M10. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Kirby
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M12. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Weng
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Through individual instruction, students will work to develop their musical and technical proficiencies using repertoire and other materials to be determined by the instructor. 5-6 hours of weekly practice is required. Performance evaluations are held each semester.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: MUS 249-M11. Co-requisite - any MUS course earning 1 unit of credit taken in either Fall or Spring of the same academic year (MUS 260 and MUS 270, Performance Ensembles, are excluded).
Instructor: Kirby
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: May be repeated once for additional credit. Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Topic for Fall 2024: Global Music Industries
Topic for Fall 2024: Global Music Industries
Have you ever wondered how the music you love gets transformed from its inception to a product for eager audiences around the world? Discovering new music is often a combination of personal taste, the influence of our social cohort, and the limitations of what is available through live performance in our neighborhood and online digital music services. This seminar will take a critical exploration of the different routes that we use to find the music we love. We will cover a vast array of topics ranging from the ways musical taste changes in time, the use and abuse of streaming digital media, and the mining of musical ideas from the developing world in recent pop music trends. All students in the seminar will have an opportunity to design a term project on the role of listening among Wellesley students.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 15
Prerequisites: MUS 100 or exemption via the Music Theory Placement Evaluation.
Instructor: Goldschmitt
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall
Notes: This is a topics course and can be taken more than once for credit as long as the topic is different each time, with permission from the department.
This course challenges students to think critically about music, and writing about music, in the public sphere. Students explore the relationship between their specialized academic knowledge and their experiences as day-to-day consumers of music. The core material of the course consists of a series of writing and editing exercises for an imagined audience of non-specialists—including reviews of recordings and lectures, program notes for concerts, an interview with a prominent musician—and discussions of controversial issues in academic music. This course addresses a variety of issues, such as how to write about the experience of live performance or how to assess music as a kind of social activism. By translating the technical vocabulary of academic music into a language accessible to the public, students find that they listen and think musically in new and unanticipated ways.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 12
Prerequisites: MUS 100. Open to Juniors and Seniors.
Instructor: Fontijn
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Other Categories: CSPW - Calderwood Seminar in Public Writing
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes:
The study of conducting is a synthesis of all skills important to a musician's craft, and the art of communicating a specific musical vision to bring a composer's written intentions to life. The physical gestures are expressive of a full understanding of both the score and the instruments and/or voices performing the work. This course is a study of the techniques that transform written music into sound, including score preparation and reading, baton technique, and rehearsal methods. Development of aural and interpretive ability as well as leadership skills are explored in the process. Students will have the opportunity to take their skills outside the classroom and conduct one of the College's musical ensembles as part of their work in the course.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 15
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor.
Instructor: Graham
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Not Offered
Notes: Ann E. Maurer '51 Speaking Intensive Course.
The influence of jazz on music in the twentieth century and beyond has been so profound that it has gone from being a feared public scourge to “America's Classical Music.” Ever since its origins among African Americans in the 1910s, jazz has challenged distinctions between “art” and “popular,” at times even playing a key role in social protest. Today, it is an internationally respected art form that is revered by musicians as varied as hip-hop artists and classical composers. This course will cover the history of jazz through critically engaging with recorded performances, source readings and popular reception, and evidence of its broader influence in popular culture. Through leading a class discussion and completing a term paper, students in MUS 309 will learn to connect the technical language of jazz analysis to socio-cultural context.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 18
Prerequisites: MUS 122 or MUS 220, or permission of the instructor. Not open to students who have taken MUS 209.
Instructor: Staff
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video; HS - Historical Studies
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring
Notes: This course is also offered at the 200-level as MUS 209.
From the dawn of the 20th century, Brazil has promoted itself to the world as a particularly musical country. In addition to samba, the country is the birthplace of many well-loved genres including choro, bossa nova, and funk carioca. Brazilian popular song is considered by many to be a literary genre where songwriters such as Vinicius de Morais and Arnaldo Antunes describe themselves as poets and their lyrics are major topics of study by scholars of Portuguese literature. In this course, we will uncover the historical and cultural origins of many of the major musical developments in Brazil and explore how they express polemics around citizenship, social activism, and cosmopolitanism. Students familiar with Portuguese will have the option of additional, focused study of Portuguese lyrics and will be encouraged to compose their writing assignments in Portuguese.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 15
Crosslisted Courses: PORT 314
Prerequisites: MUS 100 or permission of the instructor. Students with prior experience with World Music, Portuguese, or Latin American Studies courses are especially encouraged to register.
Instructor: Goldschmitt
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Not Offered
Notes:
Beginning with traditional four-part chorale writing, MUS 315 explores the more advanced concepts inherent to tonal harmony, voice-leading, and formal analysis. Topics include diatonic and chromatic modulations, embellishments, mode mixture, variation, development procedures such as diatonic and chromatic sequences, and the relationship between harmony and tonal form. Over the course of the semester, students will be introduced to basic theory terminology and modes of analysis. In addition to listening to and analyzing a number of tonal works inside and outside of the classical canon, students will complete weekly assignments in writing in the tonal idiom and several composition projects. Musicianship lab supplements the class meetings.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 15
Prerequisites: MUS 122 or permission of instructor.
Instructor: Moya
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall
Notes:
No Topics Offered for AY2024-2025
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 18
Prerequisites: MUS 100 or permission of the instructor.
Instructor: Bhogal
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Not Offered
Notes: This course is also offered at the 200 level as MUS 235. This is a topics course and can be taken more than once for credit as long as the topic is different each time.
This advanced, project-based course is aimed at students able to work independently in one of two broad categories of contemporary art-making: Drawing (including visual art, new media art, architecture, sculpture, and/or art theory) and Sound (composition, performance, analog or digital sound production, and/or sound studies). Together we will explore elements such as rhythm, line, space, and composition from the perspectives of sound studies and drawing, focusing in particular on the graphic mark. Students will interact with several visiting artists, and will visit working artists in their studios and observe relevant art installations and performances. Students will develop semester-long studio projects, which will be supplemented by discussions, critiques, and readings.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 20
Crosslisted Courses: MUS 336
Prerequisites: Any of the following - ARTS 105, ARTS 109, ARTS 113, MUS 100, MUS 122, ARTH 100, or permission of the instructor.
Instructor: Rivera
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Not Offered
Notes:
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Matasy
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Angelini
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Akahori, Hodgkinson, Shapiro, Tang, Nishikawa
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring; Fall
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Washington
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring; Fall
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: McNutt
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Hamilton
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Duprey
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring; Fall
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Starkman, Bossert-King, Diaz
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Tengblad, Selig, Lawler
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Bossert-King, Diaz, Starkman
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Jeppesen
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Hamilton
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring; Fall
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: E. Johnson
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Kirby
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Matasy
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Henry
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Russell, Thornblade
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring; Fall
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: McGinnis
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Music 344 offers an exciting opportunity for accomplished performing music students to develop their artistry and performance skills on a high level. Qualified students participate in this weekly performance class in addition to their weekly one-hour lessons (MUS 344-M) with their private instructors, and develop their abilities by performing frequently in class and receiving constructive feedback. Students also grow as musicians by listening to other students perform, by being exposed to the broad range of repertoire presented in class, and by participating in the process of constructive criticism. In conjunction with their in-class performances, students are asked to provide brief, written background information about their repertoire to enhance their understanding of the music and to prepare for writing program notes. Students should plan on a time investment of about 14 hours per week. Students enrolled for the full year, as is strongly encouraged, perform a jury in the Fall and full recital in the Spring. Students who choose Honors in Performance (Honors Program III) must take MUS 344 as part of their MUS 360 and MUS 370 thesis work, the two components counting as 1 unit of credit per semester.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 10
Prerequisites: A written recommendation from their instructor in Performing Music. Co-requisite - students must complete an additional 200- or 300-level music course during each year they are enrolled in MUS 344. Permission to elect subsequent units is granted only to a student who has fulfilled all co-requisite requirements and whose progress in MUS 344 is judged excellent. A maximum of four units of MUS 344 may be counted toward the degree. Each semester of MUS 344 earns one unit. Two semesters of MUS 344 can be counted toward one unit of the music major.
Instructor: Staff
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Spring; Fall
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: This is the only credit course in classical performance that can be counted toward the music major.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Hida-Battaglia
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Boyd
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Liddell
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Aldrich
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring; Fall
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: E. Johnson
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring; Fall
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Huhn
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
Private lesson instruction taken in conjunction with MUS 344 (Advanced Performance Seminar). Students invited to enroll in MUS 344 are required to have weekly one-hour lessons with their private instructors.
Units: 0
Max Enrollment: 100
Prerequisites: Co-requisite - MUS 344.
Instructor: Weng
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring; Fall
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
What happens when we study music and sound from an anthropological framework? Ethnomusicology, or the cultural study of music and sound, seeks to do just that. Through a hands-on approach to music research, this course has three aims: 1) to give students the opportunity of doing ethnographic research in a local community; 2) to explore key concepts pertaining to ethnomusicology and the anthropology of sound; 3) to work together to create a good working atmosphere in which students can share ongoing research with each other. Students will gain experience doing fieldwork as participant observers; taking notes and writing up field journals; recording and transcribing interviews; and conducting secondary research online and in the library. Each student will conduct regular visits to a local music group or community of their choice. Past projects have focused on Senegalese drumming, musical healing circles, and hip-hop dance groups. The semester will culminate in a final presentation and paper (15 pages) based on the student’s research.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 12
Crosslisted Courses: ANTH 345
Prerequisites: MUS 100 or permission of the instructor.
Instructor: Goldschmitt
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Not Offered
Notes:
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 15
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor. Open to juniors and seniors.
Instructor:
Typical Periods Offered: Spring; Fall
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring; Fall
Notes:
Students enrolled in Senior Thesis Research (360) in the first semester carry out independent work under the supervision of a faculty member. If sufficient progress is made, students may continue with Senior Thesis (370) in the second semester.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 15
Prerequisites: Permission of the department.
Instructor:
Typical Periods Offered: Spring; Fall
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring; Fall
Notes: Students enroll in Senior Thesis Research (360) in the first semester and carry out independent work under the supervision of a faculty member. If sufficient progress is made, students may continue with Senior Thesis (370) in the second semester.
Units: 1
Max Enrollment: 99
Prerequisites: MUS 360 and permission of the department.
Instructor:
Typical Periods Offered: Spring; Fall
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring; Fall
Notes: Students enroll in Senior Thesis Research (360) in the first semester and carry out independent work under the supervision of a faculty member. If sufficient progress is made, students may continue with Senior Thesis (370) in the second semester.
A one-hour private lesson per week. Students who have completed at least MUS 199 or MUS 249 or who are advanced players may qualify for this upper-level performance course. MUS 398 incorporates theory and practice of jazz improvisation as well as written repertoire. Students are required to perform a full recital in the Spring. This course can be counted toward the major in music.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 20
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor and the jury panel. Co-requisite - one academic music course must be taken in either semester during enrollment in MUS 398.
Instructor: Duprey
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
A one-hour private lesson per week. Students who have completed at least MUS 199 or MUS 249 or who are advanced players may qualify for this upper-level performance course. MUS 398 incorporates theory and practice of jazz improvisation as well as written repertoire. Students are required to perform a full recital in the Spring. This course can be counted toward the major in music.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 20
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor and the jury panel. Co-requisite - one academic music course must be taken in either semester during enrollment in MUS 398.
Instructor: Greenblatt
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
A one-hour private lesson per week. Students who have completed at least MUS 199 or MUS 249 or who are advanced players may qualify for this upper-level performance course. MUS 398 incorporates theory and practice of jazz improvisation as well as written repertoire. Students are required to perform a full recital in the Spring. This course can be counted toward the major in music.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 20
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor and the jury panel. Co-requisite - one academic music course must be taken in either semester during enrollment in MUS 398.
Instructor: Zeitlin
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
A one-hour private lesson per week. Students who have completed at least MUS 199 or MUS 249 or who are advanced players may qualify for this upper-level performance course. MUS 398 incorporates theory and practice of jazz improvisation as well as written repertoire. Students are required to perform a full recital in the Spring. This course can be counted toward the major in music.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 20
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor and the jury panel. Co-requisite - one academic music course must be taken in either semester during enrollment in MUS 398.
Instructor: Adams
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
A one-hour private lesson per week. Students who have completed at least MUS 199 or MUS 249 or who are advanced players may qualify for this upper-level performance course. MUS 398 incorporates theory and practice of jazz improvisation as well as written repertoire. Students are required to perform a full recital in the Spring. This course can be counted toward the major in music.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 20
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor and the jury panel. Co-requisite - one academic music course must be taken in either semester during enrollment in MUS 398.
Instructor: Zeitlin
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
A one-hour private lesson per week. Students who have completed at least MUS 199 or MUS 249 or who are advanced players may qualify for this upper-level performance course. MUS 398 incorporates theory and practice of jazz improvisation as well as written repertoire. Students are required to perform a full recital in the Spring. This course can be counted toward the major in music.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 20
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor and the jury panel. Co-requisite - one academic music course must be taken in either semester during enrollment in MUS 398.
Instructor: Hamilton
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
A one-hour private lesson per week. Students who have completed at least MUS 199 or MUS 249 or who are advanced players may qualify for this upper-level performance course. MUS 398 incorporates theory and practice of jazz improvisation as well as written repertoire. Students are required to perform a full recital in the Spring. This course can be counted toward the major in music.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 20
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor and the jury panel. Co-requisite - one academic music course must be taken in either semester during enrollment in MUS 398.
Instructor: Hoffmann, D. Johnson
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Spring; Fall
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
A one-hour private lesson per week. Students who have completed at least MUS 199 or MUS 249 or who are advanced players may qualify for this upper-level performance course. MUS 398 incorporates theory and practice of jazz improvisation as well as written repertoire. Students are required to perform a full recital in the Spring. This course can be counted toward the major in music.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 20
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor and the jury panel. Co-requisite - one academic music course must be taken in either semester during enrollment in MUS 398.
Instructor: Langone
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
A one-hour private lesson per week. Students who have completed at least MUS 199 or MUS 249 or who are advanced players may qualify for this upper-level performance course. MUS 398 incorporates theory and practice of jazz improvisation as well as written repertoire. Students are required to perform a full recital in the Spring. This course can be counted toward the major in music.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 20
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor and the jury panel. Co-requisite - one academic music course must be taken in either semester during enrollment in MUS 398.
Instructor: Henry
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
A one-hour private lesson per week. Students who have completed at least MUS 199 or MUS 249 or who are advanced players may qualify for this upper-level performance course. MUS 398 incorporates theory and practice of jazz improvisation as well as written repertoire. Students are required to perform a full recital in the Spring. This course can be counted toward the major in music.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 20
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor and the jury panel. Co-requisite - one academic music course must be taken in either semester during enrollment in MUS 398.
Instructor: Brandao
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
A one-hour private lesson per week. Students who have completed at least MUS 199 or MUS 249 or who are advanced players may qualify for this upper-level performance course. MUS 398 incorporates theory and practice of jazz improvisation as well as written repertoire. Students are required to perform a full recital in the Spring. This course can be counted toward the major in music.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 20
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor and the jury panel. Co-requisite - one academic music course must be taken in either semester during enrollment in MUS 398.
Instructor: Kirby
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
A one-hour private lesson per week. Students who have completed at least MUS 199 or MUS 249 or who are advanced players may qualify for this upper-level performance course. MUS 398 incorporates theory and practice of jazz improvisation as well as written repertoire. Students are required to perform a full recital in the Spring. This course can be counted toward the major in music.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 20
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor and the jury panel. Co-requisite - one academic music course must be taken in either semester during enrollment in MUS 398.
Instructor: Washington
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.
A one-hour private lesson per week. Students who have completed at least MUS 199 or MUS 249 or who are advanced players may qualify for this upper-level performance course. MUS 398 incorporates theory and practice of jazz improvisation as well as written repertoire. Students are required to perform a full recital in the Spring. This course can be counted toward the major in music.
Units: 0.5
Max Enrollment: 20
Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor and the jury panel. Co-requisite - one academic music course must be taken in either semester during enrollment in MUS 398.
Instructor: Miller
Distribution Requirements: ARS - Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Film and Video
Typical Periods Offered: Fall and Spring
Semesters Offered this Academic Year: Fall; Spring
Notes: Mandatory Credit/Non Credit.