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Here you can get an idea of what these Music classes cover.
You will also find information on class requirements, assignments, and
announcements.
Click on these links
(or scroll down the page) to go to the following:
MUSIC 100,
FUNDAMENTALS ONLINE
MUSIC 202, MUSIC
APPRECIATION ONLINE
MUSIC 204,
MUSIC HISTORY ONLINE
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This would be the class to take as a first introduction to the study of
music. The course is meant for those who have no musical
background, or for those who have had some musical experience but
have not engaged in any real study of the subject. You will learn a little
about how to read and write music, how the elements of music are put
together to make a composition, and what to listen for in music.
Music 100 is your passport to continued study in music.
Having completed it you will be better able to follow your interests in the
field of music, whether you want to learn how to play an instrument, perform
in an ensemble, learn how to compose, or simply become more knowledgeable
about music. No public performance is
involved. [3 Units, Transfers to UC and CSU (C1)]
Click here to
get to the Music 100 OL Bulletin Board
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This course aims to help you get the most
enjoyment out of your music listening experiences. If you've ever been
curious about what trained music lovers hear in music that the untrained
person might miss, here is where you can acquire the information and skills
necessary to enter that inner circle. Developed for the complete novice,
Music Appreciation is designed to introduce you to musical instruments,
musical forms, composers, historical styles, and aesthetics. Please
click on the links below to go to the appropriate Music 202 Bulletin Board for more
complete information regarding these courses. (3 Units, Transfer: UC; CSU
[C1])
Click here to get to the Music 202 OL Bulletin Board
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Three lecture hours per week.
Recommended: Eligibility for ENGL 836.
Historical survey of classical music, designed for the general student as
well as the music student. Lectures, which may include discussions of
Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Modern styles of
music, are illustrated with live and recorded examples. Recital attendance
may be required. Partially fulfills General Education requirements for the
Humanities. Transfer credit: UC; CSU (C1).
Click here to get to the
Music 204 OL Bulletin Board
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