MUSC 1160
Theory and Musicianship I
This course offers an integrated study of music theory and musicianship skills, delivered in lecture-lab format, with the goal of building a practical skill set and knowledge base that is relevant across genres and traditions (such as jazz, pop, rock, Western art music, and world music). Students are introduced to the critical and performative study of music theory, analysis, and ear training with a focus on melody, harmony, linear counterpoint and rhythmic organization. A solid grounding in rudiments is required for this course and will be assessed upon registration. [Equate(s): MUSC*1180][Restriction(s): MUSC*2660. This is a Priority Access Course. Some restrictions may apply during some time periods.][Department(s): School of Fine Art and Music]