MUSI 040B. Elements of Musicianship II

The Elements of Musicianship courses explore music making from a variety of perspectives and across many styles and genres of (mostly) Western music. Among the skills developed are: sight-singing melodies and arpeggiated harmonic progressions; singing and playing the piano simultaneously; part singing in choral works; taking musical dictation; transcription of recorded music; basic conducting; beginning keyboard harmony; and transposition.
The second semester, Music 40B, explores the use of triads in inversion; tonicizations of closely related key areas; chromatic non-harmonic tones; the dominant seventh chord; syncopation and cross-rhythm; and complex subdivision.
Required for all MUSI 012 students, with or without 0.5 credit. The instructor will place students at appropriate levels.
0.0 or 0.5 credit.
Spring 2025. Hauze.
Spring 2026. Hauze.
Spring 2027.
Staff.

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