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MUSIC 100
Introduction to Music Theory (5)
This course covers music notation, meter, rhythm, scales, key signatures and intervals in preparation for MUSC& 143. Concurrent enrollment in MUSC 120 required. Previously MUSIC 100. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC & 105
Music Appreciation (5)
Why does music affect us the way it does? There is no escaping music in our society; it's everywhere. Together we will discover how and why music has impacted our culture through the centuries. We will explore music's history, its basic elements, and its power to alter entire societies. Previously MUSIC 107. Prerequisite: Successful completion ofNGL 100 (or equivalent) or test placement into ENGL& 101. Student option grading.
MUSIC 106
Music in American Culture (5)
Explore the rich musical traditions from American culture through guided listening and analysis of songs, styles, genres and musicians. Previously MUSIC 104. Prerequisite: Successful completion of ENGL 100 orESL 100 or placement into ENGL& 101. Student option grading.
MUSIC 108
Music in World Cultures (5)
Experience the diversity of music from around the world by examining selected musics in their broad cultural contexts: religious, historical and social. Emphasis on listening skills, music aesthetics, styles, genres, transmission and sociocultural backgrounds of musicians. Prerequisite: Successful completion of ENGL100 or test placement into ENGL&101. Student option grading.
MUSIC 109
American Popular Music (5)
Historical, social and stylistic study of American popular idioms from their African and European roots to the present. Focus on contemporary styles such as Rock, Country, Blues, Punk, Rap and Jazz. Contributions of artists will be discussed. The influence of various facets of the music industry will be examined. Dual listed as IASTU 109. Previously Music 109. Student option grading.
MUSIC 109W
American Popular Music (5)
Historical, social and stylistic study of American popular idioms from their African and European roots to the present. Focus on contemporary styles such as Rock, Country, Blues, Punk, Rap and Jazz. Contributions of artists will be discussed. The influence of various facets of the music industry will be examined. Dual listed as IASTU 109W. Previously Music 109W. Student option grading.
MUSIC 114
Class Instruction-Guitar (2)
This course is intended for students with little or no background in guitar performance. It presents basic skills and techniques needed to play the guitar. Students must supply their own ACOUSTIC guitar. Previously MUSIC 114. Student option grading.
MUSIC 115
Class Instruction Electric Bass Guitar (2)
Training in basic skills and technique for the electric bass guitar including reading bass clef, learning scales and modes in twelve keys and developing and improving technical proficiency. Intended for beginning to intermediate players. Students must provide own instrument. Course may be taken up to six times. Previously MUSIC 115. Student option grading.
MUSIC 117
Electric Guitar (2)
Training in basic skills and technique for the electric guitar including reading treble clef, learning scales and chords in twelve keys and developing and improving technical proficiency. Intended for beginning and intermediate players. Students must provide own instrument. Course may be taken up to six times. Previously MUSIC 117. Student option grading.
MUSIC 118
Acoustic Guitar Class - Intermediate (2)
Intended for intermediate level guitarists, this course presents more challenging skills and techniques necessary for improved acoustic guitar performance. Students supply their own ACOUSTIC guitar. Prerequisites: MUSC 114-Class Guitar, or permission of instructor. Previously MUSIC 118. Student option grading.
MUSIC 119
Class Piano for General Students (2)
This class presents the basic skills and techniques needed in piano performance. The class meets in the electronic piano lab and may be repeated up to six quarters. It is intended for students who have little or no background in piano technique. Previously MUSIC 127. Student option grading.
MUSIC 120
Class Piano for Music 100 Students (2)
Students meet three times a week in the electronic piano lab to learn basic skills and techniques needed in music reading, music theory and piano performance. This class is required of all MUSC 100 students. Previously MUSIC 120. Prerequisites: Concurrent enrollment in MUSC 100. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 135
Shoreline Singers (2)
This advanced a cappella ensemble performs a variety of challenging vocal music including classical, world music, modern music, and jazz. The group tours annually and schedules multiple performances each quarter. Previously MUSIC 131. Prerequisite: Audition required. Also requires concurrent registration in Chorale or special permission of instuctor. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 136
Jazz Ensemble (2)
The Jazz Ensemble rehearses and performs music in a variety of contemporary jazz styles. Sight reading, jazz interpretation, phrasing and improvisation are stressed. Students present several concerts each quarter and participate in a yearly concert tour, usually in Spring. Previously MUSIC 136. Prerequisites: Membership in the Jazz Ensemble is by audition. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 140
Symphonic Band (2)
Shoreline's Concert Band performs quarterly concerts that include traditional music, contemporary band works, orchestral transcriptions, solo features, Broadway musicals and marches. Rehearses on Monday evenings fall, winter, spring quarters. Previously MUSIC 140. Prerequisite: ability to play a band instrument. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC & 141
Music Theory I: First-Year Music Theory (5)
The course includes sight singing, keyboard training, and the theories and fundamentals of musical structure. Concurrent enrollment in MUSC 151 required. Previously MUSIC 101. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC & 142
Music Theory II: First-Year Music Theory (5)
This course continues the study of music fundamentals and structure. Sight singing, keyboard assignments, melodic and elementary dictation are integrated into the class. It is intended primarily for music majors. Concurrent enrollment in MUSC 152 (class piano) is required. Previously MUSIC 102. Prerequisites: MUSC& 141 with a grade of 2.0 or higher. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC & 143
Music Theory III: First-Year Music Theory (5)
This course continues the study of theories and fundamentals of music structure. Sight singing and melodic and harmonic dictation are integrated into the class. This course is intended primarily for music majors. Concurrent enrollment in MUSC 153 (class piano) is required. Previously MUSIC 103. Prerequisites: MUSC& 142 with a grade of 2.0 or higher. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 144
Funkngroove (2)
Funkngroove is a performance troupe which provides opportunities for students to perform and record song compositions and arrangements in styles typical of commercial radio airplay from the 1970's to the present. Registration requires instructor permission. Previously MUSIC 144. Student option grading.
MUSIC 146
Orchestra (2)
This course is intended for string students who join an approved off-campus community orchestra which rehearses once a week, works on standard orchestral literature and performs in a public concert at least once per quarter. Previously MUSIC 146. Prerequisites: ability to play a string instrument, permission of a music faculty advisor & the community orchestra conductor. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 147
Small Ensemble Performance (1)
Designed for musicians and singers at an intermediate to advanced level. Weekly rehearsals focus on small group performance skills. May be repeated. Ensembles include: Chamber Wind, Vocal, Guitar, Saxophone, Piano, Percussion, Bluegrass, Strings, Repertoire Jazz, and Brass. Previously MUSIC 147. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 150
History of Bluegrass (2)
Bluegrass blends various musical styles, including fiddle tunes, blues, country, old-time string bands and jazz to form a uniquely American art form. This class examines the history and development of the music through reading, listening and online discussion. Previously MUSIC 150. Prerequisite: Successful completion of ENGL 100 or placement into ENGL& 101. Student option grading.
MUSIC 151
Class Piano for Music Theory I Students (2)
Music theory students with little or no piano background learn basic skills and techniques. The course covers materials learned in MUSC& 141 and piano proficiency skills required of all music majors. Concurrent enrollment in MUSC& 141 is required. Previously MUSIC 121. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 152
Class Piano for Music Theory II Students (2)
Music theory students with little piano background learn basic skills and techniques. The course covers materials learned in MUSC& 142 and piano proficiency skills required of all music majors. Concurrent enrollment in MUSC& 142 is required. Previously MUSIC 122. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 153
Class Piano for Music Theory III Students (2)
Music theory students with some piano background learn basic skills and techniques. The course covers materials learned in MUSC& 143 and piano proficiency skills required of all music majors. Concurrent enrollment in MUSC& 143 is required. Previously MUSIC 123. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 154
Opera Workshop (1)
Perform one-act operas and opera scenes in full production and usually in English. Dual listed as DRMA 167. Previously MUSIC 161. Prerequisite: Instructor permission based on student audition. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 155
Opera Workshop (2)
Students perform one-act operas and opera scenes from familiar and unfamiliar operas and operettas in full production and usually in English. This course is dual listed as DRMA 168. Previously MUSIC 162. Prerequisite: Instructor permission based on student audition. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 156
Opera Workshop (3)
Students perform one-act operas and opera scenes from familiar and unfamiliar operas and operettas in full production and performed in English. This course is dual listed as DRMA 169. Previously MUSIC 163. Prerequisite: Instructor permission based on student audition. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 161
Class Voice Instruction - Beginning (2)
Beginning voice students learn the fundamentals and basic techniques needed in vocal performance to enhance their ability to sing in a performing ensemble and/or perform in public. This course may be repeated for credit. Previously MUSIC 137. Student option grading.
MUSIC 162
Class Voice Instruction - Intermediate (2)
Intermediate voice students learn the fundamentals and basic techniques needed in vocal performance to enhance their ability to sing in a performing ensemble and/or perform in public. This course may be repeated for credit. Previously MUSIC 138. Prerequisites: Completion of MUSC 161 or permission of instructor. Student option grading.
MUSIC 163
Class Voice Instruction - Advanced (2)
Advanced voice students learn the fundamentals and basic techniques needed in vocal performance to enhance their ability to sing in a performing ensemble and/or perform in public. This course may be repeated for credit. Previously MUSIC 139. Prerequisites: Completion of MUSC 162 or permission of instructor. Student option grading.
MUSIC 164
Musical Theater Performance (1)
Singers and actors have the opportunity to perform musical theater in full production, accompanied by orchestra and presented in Shorelines Campus Theater. This course is dual listed as DRMA 164. Previously MUSIC 164. Prerequisites: Permission of instructor after audition. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 165
Musical Theater Performance (2)
Singers and actors have the opportunity to perform musical theater in full production, accompanied by orchestra and presented in Shorelines Campus Theater. This course is dual listed as DRMA 165. Previously MUSIC 165. Prerequisites: Permission of instructor after audition. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 166
Musical Theater Performance (3)
Singers and actors have the opportunity to perform musical theater in full production, accompanied by orchestra and presented in Shorelines Campus Theater. This course is dual listed as DRMA 166. Previously MUSIC 166. Prerequisites: Permission of instructor after audition. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 167
Voice-Dance Performance Techniques 1 (2)
Students develop the ability to sing and move simultaneously while preparing them to perform on stage in musical roles. This course is dual listed as PE 149. Previously MUSIC 167. Student option grading.
MUSIC 170
Private Instruction - Classical Voice 1 (2)
Students receive one-on-one mentoring to nurture artistic goals and improve vocal technique. Students sing in a variety of languages, prepare for and give public performances. This course enables the vocal music major to transfer two years of applied study to universities, colleges, and conservatories. Previously MUSIC 170. Prerequisites: Placement by audition and enrollment in SCC choral ensemble. Instructor approval required. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 175
Chamber Chorale (2)
mixed voice ensemble that performs choral music in several concerts each quarter. Usually tours during the year. Membership by audition. For information call the Humanities Division or the Music Department. Previously MUSIC 153. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 180
Private Instruction - Classical Piano 1 (2)
Students receive one-on-one instruction on piano technique and piano literature from the Baroque, Classical, Romantic and Contemporary periods. Students prepare for and give public performances. Previously MUSIC 172. Prerequisites: Reading knowledge of piano music. Permission of instructor. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 184
Private Instruction Popular Voice (2)
Private voice instruction on popular music. Permission required. Previouisly MUSIC 190.
MUSIC 196
Private Instruction Instrumental (2)
Private instruction on selected musical instruments. Permission required. Previously MUSIC 171, 173 through MUSIC 194.
MUSIC 200
Fundamentals of Music (3)
Designed for students with little or no background in music. Especially useful for those who plan to be elementary school teachers. Covers basic concepts of music notation, rhythm, scales, intervals, and chord structure. Previously MUSIC 200. Student option grading.
MUSIC 204
Improvisation I (2)
Improvisation I covers the basic elements of jazz improvisation, exploring various styles and idioms, and is open to all instrumentalists interested in playing jazz. Previously MUSIC 204. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 205
Improvisation II (2)
Improvisation II covers intermediate elements of jazz improvisation while exploring various styles and idioms. The class is open to all instrumentalists interested in playing jazz. Previously MUSIC 205. Prerequisite: MUSC 204 or instructor permission. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 206
History of Jazz (5)
Historical, cultural, social and stylistic study of jazz history fromAfrican and European roots to the present. Focus on beginnings in New Orleans to present day avant-garde. Emphasis on form, structure, social background and the contribution of Jazz to American music. Extensive writing requirements. Dual listed as IASTU 206. Previously MUSIC206. Student option grading.
MUSIC 207
The Craft of Songwriting (2)
Students examine the craft of writing a song and investigate how structure, melody, and lyrics function together to create a well-written song. The history of songwriting and the classic work of great songwriters are used to explore the process of songwriting. Previously MUSIC 207. Student option grading.
MUSIC 211
Diction for Singers-Italian/German (3)
Students perform musical compositions from the past three hundred years in both Italian and German. This course stresses correct pronunciation through use of the international Phonetic Alphabet. Previously MUSIC 208. Prerequisite: MUSC 161 or equivalent with instructor permission. Student option grading.
MUSIC 212
Diction for Singers-French/English (3)
Students perform musical compositions from the past three hundred years in both French and English. This course stresses correct pronunciation through use of the International Phonetic Alphabet. Previously MUSIC 209. Prerequisite: MUSC 161 or equivalent with instructor permission. Student option grading.
MUSIC 224
Survey of Piano Literature (2)
Students learn essential characteristics of piano compositions from the Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Contemporary periods. Major topics are the history of the piano, performance practice, and biographical information on important composers. Intermediate reading level of piano music is recommended. Previously MUSIC 221. Student option grading.
MUSIC 225
Collaborative Piano (2)
Intermediate and advanced pianists learn the skills and techniques of rehearsing, accompanying and collaborating with vocal and instrument soloists and ensembles. Previously MUSIC 222. Prerequisite: Intermediate or above reading level of piano music. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 226
Piano Pedagogy (2)
This class is designed for students who are interested in teaching piano. Weekly seminars/classes will focus on piano repertoire and methods for teaching beginning and intermediate students in individual and group settings. Previously MUSIC 223. Prerequisite: Intermediate reading level of piano music recommended. Student Option Grading.
MUSIC & 241
Second-Year Music Theory (5)
Advanced melodic and harmonic dictation. Sight singing and keyboard assignments. Advanced theory and structure. Previously MUSIC 201. Prerequisite: MUSC& 143 or equivalent with instructor permission. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC & 242
Second-Year Music Theory (5)
Advanced melodic and harmonic dictation. Sight singing and keyboard assignments. Advanced theory and structure. Previously MUSIC 202. Prerequisite: MUSC& 241 or permission of instructor. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC & 243
Second-Year Music Theory (5)
Advanced melodic and harmonic dictation. Sight singing and keyboard assignments. Advanced theory and structure. Previously MUSIC 203. Prerequisite: MUSC& 242 or permission of instructor. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 251
Class Piano for Music Theory IV Students (2)
Music theory students learn basic skills and techniques. The course covers materials learned in MUSC& 241 and piano proficiency skills required of all music majors. Concurrent enrollment in MUSC& 241 is required. Previously MUSIC 124. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 252
Class Piano for Music Theory V Students (2)
Music theory students learn basic skills and techniques. The course covers materials learned in MUSC& 242 and piano proficiency skills required of all music majors. Concurrent enrollment in MUSC& 242 is required. Previously MUSIC 125. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 253
Class Piano for Music Theory VI Students (2)
Music theory students learn basic skills and techniques. The course covers materials learned in MUSC& 243 and piano proficiency skills required of all music majors. Concurrent enrollment in MUSC& 243 is required. Previously MUSIC 126. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 264
Conducting (2)
A beginning/intermediate class in conducting with emphasis on beat patterns, beat styles, score reading and preparation for conducting vocal and instrumental ensembles. Includes an overview of the history of the art of conducting. Previously MUSIC 291. Prerequisites: Completion of First Year Theory sequence. Instructor approval required. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 268
Voice-Dance Performance Techniques 2 (2)
Students develop further skills in moving and singing simultaneously, including part singing and complex dance combinations. This course is a continuation of MUSC 167 or PE 149 for the more advanced student and is dual listed as PE 150. Previously MUSIC 168. Prerequisite: Completion of MUSIC 167, PE 149 or equivalent with instructor's permission. Student option grading.
MUSIC 270
Private Instruction - Classical Voice 2 (2)
Students continue to receive one-on-one mentoring to nurture artistic goals and improve vocal technique. Students sing in a variety of languages, prepare for and give public performances. This course enables the vocal music major to transfer two years of applied study to universities, colleges, and conservatories. Previously MUSIC 270. Prerequisite: Placement by audition and enrollment in SCC choral ensemble. Instructor approval required. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 280
Private Instruction - Classical Piano 2 (2)
Students continue to receive one-on-one instruction on piano technique & piano literature from the Baroque, Classical, Romantic and Contemporary periods. Students prepare for and give public performances. Previously MUSIC 272. Prerequisites: Intermediate reading knowledge of piano music. Permission of instructor. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 284
Private Instruction Popular Voice (2)
Private voice instruction on popular music. Permission required. Previouisly MUSIC 290.
MUSIC 291
Special Topics in Music (1)
Classes focusing on specific issues and/or topics of interest in music. Previously MUSIC 263.
MUSIC 292
Special Topics in Music (2)
Classes focusing on specific issues and/or topics of interest in music. Previously MUSIC 264.
MUSIC 293
Special Topics in Music (3)
Classes focusing on specific issues and/or topics of interest in music. Previously MUSIC 265.
MUSIC 294
Special Topics in Music (4)
Classes focusing on specific issues and/or topics of interest in music. Previously MUSIC 266.
MUSIC 295
Special Topics in Music (5)
Classes focusing on specific issues and/or topics of interest in music. Previously MUSIC 267.
MUSIC 296
Private Instruction Instrumental (2)
Private instruction on selected musical instruments. Permission required. Previously MUSIC 271 through MUSIC 294.
MUSIC 297
Individual Project in Music (1)
Individual project in a specific area of music. By arrangement with instructor. Previously MUSIC 297. Prerequisite: Instructor permission, based on evaluation of students' educational and work experience. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 298
Individual Project in Music (2)
Individual project in a specific area of music. By arrangement with instructor. Previously MUSIC 298. Prerequisite: Instructor permission, based on evaluation of students' educational and work experience. Mandatory decimal grading.
MUSIC 299
Individual Project in Music (3)
Individual project in a specific area of music. By arrangement with instructor. Previously MUSIC 299. Prerequisite: Instructor permission, based on evaluation of students' educational and work experience. Mandatory decimal grading.
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