Students present their work in an informal concert setting but do not necessarily need to perform themselves. Prerequisite: MUS 5 or basic understanding of harmony, scales, modes, triads and seventh chords, and notation. MUS 0014 Introduction To Songwriting and Arranging. Songwriting and arranging fundamentals. Composition and arrangement of songs in many styles and genres while building skills in tonal and modal chord vocabularies, melody, notation, form, instrumentation, voicing, and aural skills. Techniques of scholarship including utilizing sources, fieldwork, libraries, and databases as well as methods for academic citation, formatting, and argumentation. One 2.5-hour classroom seminar session and one 50-minute lab. Conduct in-depth critical research and analysis of topics of personal interest.
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Exposure to the full gamut of musical disciplines through dynamic classroom visits from our diverse faculty. MUS 0012 Music Scholarship at Tufts. Overview of the musical humanities, focusing on the subjects and resources uniquely offered by Tufts Music Department. Recommendations: Music 10, placement through the Music Theory Assessment (offered every Fall), or permission of department theory coordinator. Includes a lab to develop aural skills and put theoretical knowledge into practice. Exploration of musical structure through theoretical, analytical, creative, and critical perspectives on a diverse repertoire of styles, compositional eras, and music traditions. MUS 0011 Sound and Structure. Integrated approach to music theory and musicianship, with emphasis placed on rhythm, timbre, and harmony. Applications for scholarships are due the first week of each semester and include scholarships for music majors or minors, financial aid, and ensemble scholarships. Extra tuition per semester is charged for this course. New students must consult the Coordinator of Applied Music for details before beginning lessons. Broad range of styles including Classical, Jazz, Rock, Klezmer, Eastern European, Middle Eastern, Arab, North African, Mediterranean, Indian and Japanese vocal and instrumental music. MUS 0009 Private Lessons. Private lessons for voice or an instrument. MUS 0009 Private Lessons No Credit. Private lessons for voice or an instrument. Pass/Fail only 0 credits. May only be taken once. MUS 0007 Introduction to Piano. Class piano for beginners and other musicians who want to develop basic piano skills. Taught in the computer lab maximum twelve students per class.
Musical systems both inside and outside Western notated tradition covered. Introduction to ear training, sight singing, and keyboard skills. MUS 0005 Introduction to Music Theory and Musicianship. Exploration of the basics of music theory, including notation, rhythm, scales, intervals, chords, and form. Emphasis on analytical listening and cultural critique through guided examinations of both the formal organization and the social/cultural background of a wide range of musical styles. Previous musical training not required. MUS 0003 Introduction to Western Music. Introduction to selected forms and genres of Western music. Musical systems, musical instruments, lives of musicians, social settings of performance, music, and culture. Previous musical training not required. MUS 0001 Introduction to World Music. Exploration of diverse musical traditions around the world. For information on the current semester's course offerings, schedules, room locations and registration, please visit the Student Information System (SIS). Visit the undergraduate and graduate pages for course requirements for specific programs. The list below includes descriptions of all undergraduate and graduate courses that have been offered by the Department of Music. Spring 2023 Offerings Course Info on SIS Archives Course Descriptions
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