MUS 216
Musicology III
Music · Faculty of Architecture, Arts · 3 credits
Description
This course requires the mastering of the musical elements and languages of the post-Romantic period, the 20th century, and contemporary music. It uses advanced educational material in harmony and sight singing relative to the serial language of music, the tone scale, the polyrhythmic, the polytonality, algorhythmic, multiserial, aleatory, and all composition schools of the 20th and contemporary period applying the scores on the voice or instrument. It promotes velocity through regular training. Students will learn the scales and arpeggios (piano). Prerequisite: MUS 211.
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