MUSC-MUSIC
This course explores the ideas of music in society and its cultural relevance and is designed to increase the students’ appreciation of music as well as to enhance their listening skills. Students are introduced to various periods, styles, and composers of music and become acquainted with knowledge and appreciation of Jazz from various cultures and times.
Courses
- MUSC 1110G — Music Appreciation: Jazz
- MUSC 1130G — Music Appreciation: Western Music
- MUSC 1210 — Fundamentals of Music for Non-majors
- MUSC 1310 — Recital Attendance
- MUSC 1410 — Introduction to Music Education
- MUSC 1440 — Class Voice I
- MUSC 1450 — Ear Training I
- MUSC 1451 — Ear Training II
- MUSC 1460 — Music Theory I
- MUSC 1461 — Music Theory II
- MUSC 1470 — Functional Piano I
- MUSC 1471 — Functional Piano II
- MUSC 1472 — Functional Piano III
- MUSC 1992 — Applied Music
- MUSC 2110 — Chamber Ensemble
- MUSC 2120 — Major Ensemble
- MUSC 2130 — Jazz Ensemble
- MUSC 2132 — Percussion Ensemble
- MUSC 2151 — An Introduction to World Music, Jazz and Music Research
- MUSC 2210 — Diction I
- MUSC 2220 — Diction II
- MUSC 2240 — Music History and Literature: Antiquity through Baroque
- MUSC 2310 — Sound and Music Technology
- MUSC 2451 — Ear Training III
- MUSC 2452 — Ear Training IV
- MUSC 2460 — Music Theory III
- MUSC 2461 — Music Theory IV
- MUSC 2470 — Functional Piano IV
- MUSC 2510 — Applied Music I
- MUSC 2740 — Pride Marching Band
- MUSC 2993 — Opera Workshop
- MUSC 2996 — Special Topics I