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Beginning Class Voice

MUS 310 Beginning Class Voice (1) – Students are instructed in the fundamentals of good singing. This course is designed for anyone
who is interested in learning to sing correctly.

Choral Conducting

MUS 320 Choral Conducting (1) – A practical, “hands-on” approach to choral conducting, focusing on clear communication of musical ideas with the conducting gesture and on efficient and effective rehearsal techniques. The repertoire used will be selected from all historical periods and will be appropriate for high school choral ensembles. All participants will spend substantial time conducting. Some sessions will be videotaped.

Choir

MUS 101 Choir (1) – Designed to combine artistic excellence with inspirational musical expression. Worship in song that is acceptable to God is the result of a heart that is in tune with God and gifts and skills that are developed and committed to bringing glory to God.

Music Fundamentals

MUS 110 Music Fundamentals (3) – Emphasizes elementary theory (chord structure), music reading, and ear training skills. The purpose of this course is to instill a basic working knowledge of the language of music and to develop skill in pitch reproduction.

Music History & Appreciation

MUS 301 Music History and Appreciation (1) – This course provides the student with the background necessary to develop an appreciation for good music. Guidance is given in listening and learning to appreciate church, choral and classical music. The basic vocabulary, forms and genres are taught, as well as brief histories of the periods of music and the composers of great music from each of these periods.