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420. ORGAN LITERATURE. (2)
An historical survey of organ literature with emphasis on problems of technique, registration, and interpretation. Offered Spring 1968 and alternate years.
421. MUSIC LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN. (2)
Rote songs, rhythms, reading songs, creative activities, and other music literature suitable for children's voices and interests from kindergarten through the sixth grade.
Applied Music 61, 62. REMEDIAL SIGHT SINGING. (0)
Designed for students taking private voice lessons who have a deficient sense of pitch to the extent that they are unable to handle vocal exercises of the typical college performing level. One hour a week. 100. APPLIED MUSIC-Freshman Level. (1-2) Private instruction is offered to music and non-music majors on the following instruments: Piano I, II, III, IV, V, organ, voice, brass instruments, string instruments, woodwind in struments, accordion*, and hymn playing*.
161, 162. DICTION. (1, 1)
Principles of pronunciation and enunciation of English, Italian, ecclesiastical Latin, French, German, and Spanish texts. Use of the International Phonetic Alphabet. *181. ORGAN CLASS. (1) For the student with no previous organ training. Includes basic keyboard and pedal technique, pipe organ construction, and repertory. Prerequisite: ability to play hymns on the piano. Limited to 3-8 students. *191, 192. PIANO CLASS I & II. (1, 1) For the student with no previous piano training who desires to study applied music. Limited to 6-10 students. *193, 194. VOICE CLASS I & II. (1, 1) For the student with no previous voice training who desires to study applied music. Limited to 6-10 students. 200. APPLIED MUSIC-Sophomore Level. (1-2) See description under Music 100. Prerequisite: Music 100.
'''Not allowed for credit toward the applied music requirement of the Music Majors.
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