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- HUMA 2104Music Theory I: Introduction to Tonal Music3 Credit(s)Exclusion(s)CORE 2632, SISP 1709DescriptionThis course is an introduction to the fundamentals of Western music theory with an emphasis on reading and writing musical notation, ear training, and analytical listening. Students will develop an understanding of how texture, harmony, rhythm, dynamics, melodic development, and other parameters interact to create music. Examples used in the class will be drawn mostly, but not exclusively, from classical repertoire. Although prior musical training will be helpful, there are no prerequisites for the course.Intended Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of the course, students will be able to:
- 1.Analyze music both by ear and on the score page
- 2.Read and write music with basic musicianship skills
- 3.Demonstrate an appreciation and understanding of music on a deeper level regardless of style, and of Western classical music in particular
- 4.Develop music theoretical and musicianship skills that prepare for further studies in music
