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Jessica Hall Kaufhold
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MUS 111 and
MUS 112 - Music Theory I and II
These courses are designed for students interested in pursuing a
music degree, as well as those who want a more in-depth understanding of
music fundamentals and analysis. Each course is 4 credit hours, three
for lecture class and one for lab. The lecture portion includes music
analysis and writing. The lab portion includes both ear training and
sight singing.MUS 111 – Music Theory
I
Prerequisite: MUS 110 or permission of the instructor
This class, taught each fall on the Jefferson campus, is designed to
introduce students to more detailed analysis of music fundamentals.
Topics include a brief review of music fundamentals, musical analysis,
cadences, non-chord tones, two and four-part voice leading, ear training,
and sight-singing.
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111 Syllabus - Spring 2007
Sight Singing Help
MUS 112 – Music Theory II
Prerequisite: MUS 111
This class is offered each spring on the Jefferson
campus and serves as the continuation of MUS 111. Similar styles of lecture
and lab are used, though the study is more in-depth. Topics include chorale
writing and analysis, diatonic seventh chords, borrowed chords, modulation,
and further development of ear training and sight-singing skills.
Pitch
Timed Quiz Practice
MUS 111 Goals:
Bass and Treble Clefs - ID 40 pitches, 100% accuracy, 1 minute or less
Tenor and Alto Clefs - ID 25 pitches, 100% accuracy, 1 minute or less
Key Signature Timed
Quiz Practice
MUS 111 Goal: with 100% accuracy, name the relative major and
minor keys for the 9 key signatures provided; also draw 12 requested key
signatures; 4 minutes 30 seconds
Chord
Spelling Timed Quiz Practice
MUS 111 Goal: with 100% accuracy, build 32 chords (8 each of
major, minor, diminished, and augmented) using the roots provided; 5 minutes |
