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CONSVTY 378      Instrumental Ensemble Rehearsal Techniques & Lab View Details
Laboratory applications of large instrumental ensemble (strings, winds, percussion) pedagogy, ensemble rehearsal technique, and performance practice. Students will participate in playing, observation, rehearsal activities in a large ensemble setting with an emphasis on critical analysis of technical pedagogical issues and ensemble performance preparation. Includes an off-campus course meeting.
Credits: 2 hours
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CONSVTY 378L      Instrumental Ensemble Rehearsal Lab View Details
Laboratory applications of wind/percussion pedagogy, ensemble rehearsal technique, literature selection, and performance practice. Students will participate in playing, observation, and rehearsal activities in a large ensemble setting with an emphasis on critical analysis of technical pedagogical issues and ensemble performance preparation. This course may meet off-campus.
Credits: 1 hours
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CONSVTY 380      Basic Conducting - Choral View Details
A study of the basic techniques of all rhythms, patterns, subdivision of beats, dynamics, starting, stopping, and giving cues through conducting in class. Elementary study of the score as to form and harmonic content will be discussed.
Credits: 2 hours
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CONSVTY 381      Basic Conducting - Instrumental View Details
A study of the basic techniques of all rhythms, patterns, subdivision of beats, dynamics, starting, stopping, and giving cues through conducting in class. Elementary study of the score as to form and harmonic intent will be discussed.
Credits: 2 hours
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CONSVTY 382      Choral Conducting View Details
A study of choral techniques including voice tryouts, placement, attack, release, blend, vocal development, diction, and rehearsal techniques through actual experience of conducting in class.
Credits: 2 hours
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CONSVTY 383      Instrumental Conducting View Details
A study of instrumental conducting techniques through actual conducting situations in instrumental groups. Primary objective will be the study of instrumental rehearsal techniques.
Credits: 2 hours
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CONSVTY 385      Elementary Music Methods View Details
Basic principles of curriculum planning for music education, investigation of current methods and approaches, and practical teaching experience in laboratory setting. For music majors and non-majors who have extensive musical backgrounds.
Credits: 3 hours
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CONSVTY 386      Secondary Music Methods - Instrumental View Details
The organization, scheduling and feeder-system techniques of beginning band and orchestral programs through high-school level instruction. Areas of study will include curriculum, pedagogical techniques, library facilities, bidding procedures, basic instrument techniques.
Credits: 2 hours
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CONSVTY 387      Secondary Music Methods - Choral View Details
The organization of junior and senior high school choral classes to include methods, materials and program building.
Credits: 2 hours
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CONSVTY 391      Basic Piano Technology View Details
Introduces the art of tuning by ear, including the discussion of historical temperaments that preceded equal temperament: explores the action mechanism and its influence on the production of musical tone.
Credits: 3 hours
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CONSVTY 404      Jazz Improvisation IV View Details
This class is a continuation of Jazz Improvisation III. This course features in-depth analyses of the blues and free improvisation focusing on rhythm changes and bi-tonal/polytonal chords. Course includes an in-depth analysis of styles from Dixieland to contemporary jazz. A strong emphasis is places on solo construction and development of individual styles.
Credits: 2 hours
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CONSVTY 405      Introductory Foundations In The Arts View Details
The course will concentrate on the development of a philosophical, historical and social model to assist in understanding the complexities, strengths and problems of the arts in the context of present day education.
Credits: 3 hours
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CONSVTY 406      Influence Of Music On Behavior View Details
Explores the physiological, psychological and social influences of music on behavior. Although for music therapy practice it may also be of interest to other music majors and/or allied health professionals.
Credits: 3 hours
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CONSVTY 407      Audio Intern Program View Details
Practical recording experience interning with Conservatory recording and music production labs with one lecture weekly.
Credits: 1-3 hours
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CONSVTY 408      Music In Therapy:Adults View Details
Lecture and clinical demonstration of theory and practice of music therapy with adult clients.
Credits: 3 hours
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CONSVTY 409      Music In Therapy: Children View Details
Lecture and clinical demonstrations of theory and practice of music therapy with children.
Credits: 3 hours
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CONSVTY 410      Internship View Details
1040 hours of supervised clinical experience at a site approved by the American Music Therapy Association, to be taken after all other course work for the music therapy degree is completed.
Credits: 1-4 hours
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CONSVTY 411A      Field Experience In Music View Details
To introduce music students to a critical examination of the complex nature of teaching, learning, children, and the music classroom/ensemble setting. Students will be expected to spend 30 hours observing, participating, planning and teaching in an assigned music classroom environment during the semester.
Credits: 1 hours
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CONSVTY 411B      Field Experience In Music View Details
To introduce music students to secondary school settings and further develop observation, planning and teaching skills. Students will be expected to spend 30 hours in a middle/ junior high school music classroom and 30 hours in a high school music classroom for a total of 60 hours during the semester.
Credits: 1 hours
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CONSVTY 411C      Field Experience In Music View Details
To introduce music students to elementary school music settings and continue to refine observation, planning and teaching skills in secondary school music settings. Students will be expected to spend 30 hours in an elementary school music classroom and 30 hours in either a middle school/junior high or high school music classroom.
Credits: 1 hours
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