'' 181 ORGAN CLASS (1) For the student with no previous organ training. Basic keyboard and pedal technique; pipe organ construction; repertory. Prerequisite: abi lity 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 Music 100. Prerequisite : Music 100.
300 APPLIED MUSIC-Junior Level (1-2) See description Musi c 100. Prerequisite: Music 200 .
320 VOCAL WORKSHOP (1) Voice building; problems of solo and group singing; a survey of solo and small ensem ble vocal literature. Designed only for music education and applied music majors with instrumental emphasis. Not for students with a vocal emphasis. 321 STRING WORKSHOP (2) Elementary instruction in violin, viola, cello , and bass ; tone production, bowing, tech nique, and care of instruments. 322 WOODWIND WORKSHOP (2) Elementary instruction in clarinet, flute, oboe, bassoon, and saxophone; correct tone production, technique, and care of instruments. 323 BRASS WORKSHOP (2) Elementary instruction in trumpet, alto horn, French horn, trombone, baritone horn, and tuba; correct tone production, technique, and care of instruments. 324 PERCUSSION WORKSHOP (1) The rudiments of snare drum; instruction in performing on other percussion instru ments .
400 APPLIED MUSIC-Senior Level (1 -3) See description Music 100. Prerequisite : Music 300.
425 PIANO PEDAGOGY (2) For the teacher of private piano. Practical procedures used in training a student m touch, pedalling, general musicianship. memorization, proper practice habits, and sight reading; survey of graded literaturc; planning of recitals. 426 ADVANCED PIANO SEMINAR (1, 1) History and mechanics of the piano; current developments in concert stage and record ing performance; guest lectures who are highly competent in specific areas. May be taken one or two semesters.
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