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MUSI 1043 N2
Reading and Writing Music 2
Fundamentals of music reading and notation and basic concepts in music theory; an introductory course, designed for the non-music major.
Instructor: Ken Shorley
Prerequisites: MUSI 1033 or permission.
Course Type: Online; Continuous-intake. Register anytime and learn at your own pace
This course builds upon MUSI 1033 as a continued introduction to Western Classical music, designed for those with little to no previous experience.
Topics include:
- Minor Scales
- Compositional styles
- Setting words to music
You'll study using audio-enhanced lessons, and apply your new knowledge through exercises involving sheet music or music notation software.