Prerequisite: minimum grade of 2.0 in MUSIC 113 corequisite: MUSIC 201. 1) A&H Core ear-training sequence for majors. MUSIC 204 First-Year Ear Training I (0-1, max. Prerequisite: minimum grade of 2.0 in MUSIC 202. MUSIC 203 First-Year Theory III (3) A&H Further introduction in tonal harmony and counterpoint seventh chords modulations to closely related keys secondary dominants introduction to chromaticism emphasis on analysis and writing of four-part chorales in early eighteenth-century style. Prerequisite: minimum grade of 2.0 in MUSIC 201. MUSIC 202 First-Year Theory II (3) A&H Continued instruction in tonal harmony and counterpoint triadic progressions with inversions third and fourth species counterpoint further analysis of basic forms. Prerequisite: minimum grade of 2.0 in MUSIC 119. MUSIC 201 First-Year Theory I (3) A&H Introduction to tonal harmony and counterpoint triadic progressions in root position first and second species counterpoint analysis of simple works. Emphasis given to songs and music listening experiences provided by parents to nurture the child's musical, social, and intellectual development from infancy through middle childhood. MUSIC 200 Music, Child, and Family (3) A&H Study of music in childhood as part of socialization and enculturation of the child within family and community. Intended to develop skill in creative musical expression. 9) A&H One-hour private instruction and one-hour laboratory session each week.

Analysis of applicable musical topics appropriate for enhanced appreciation of historical and cultural contexts of works performed. MUSIC 185 The Concert Season (2) A&H Performances from the School of Music concert season, supplemented by lecture topics related to concert repertoire. Various facets of the industry examined to learn how they influence taste and musical style. Most attention to contemporary idioms (rock, country-western, soul, hip-hop). MUSIC 162 American Popular Song (5) A&H Historical, social, and stylistic study of popular idioms from the late nineteenth century to the present. Contributions from jazz and popular music. MUSIC 161 American Musical Theater (5) A&H Historical and stylistic study of the development of the American musical theater. Folk music as a means of protesting social injustices. How racial, ethnic, and cultural groups have influenced each other and the power dynamics historical/contemporary inequities in race, ethnicity, class, national origin, and immigration status. as a complex multicultural society through folk music traditions of European Americans, African Americans, Asian Americans, Native Americans, Mexican Americans, and Jewish Americans. MUSIC 160 American Folk Music (5) A&H, DIV Explores the U.S. MUSIC 131 History of Jazz (5) A&H Extensive overview of important musicians, composers, arrangers, and stylistic periods of jazz history from emergence of the first jazz bands at the turn of the twentieth century through post-modern bebop era of the 1990s. MUSIC 122 The Opera (2) A&H An introduction to opera through selected masterworks, from Monteverdi to the present. MUSIC 121 The Orchestra (2) A&H Development of the orchestra and its literature. Illustrated lectures, laboratory section meetings, and presentations by guest artists. MUSIC 120 Survey of Music (5) A&H Studies in listening, with emphasis on the changing components of Western art music. MUSIC 119 Introduction to Music Theory and Musicianship (3) A&H Basic elements of music theory: introduction to acoustics, major and minor scales, triads and seventh chords, keys, four-part writing, functional harmony, modes, simple forms, and jazz notation. Includes analysis of composition in various styles. For students who read music, have some performance experience, are familiar with scales, chords, intervals. MUSIC 118 Elementary Music Theory (2) A&H For nonmusic majors. For students who can read music, having some performance experience. MUSIC 117 Elementary Music Theory (2) A&H For nonmusic majors. Rudiments of music notation of time, small pitch structures (e.g., some scales, chords, rhythmic patterns), some analysis. For people with no hands-on music experience. MUSIC 116 Elementary Music Theory (2) A&H For nonmusic majors. MUSIC 113 Pre-Core Ear Training (0-1, max. Detailed course offerings (Time Schedule) are available for

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