Private Instruction: Piano and Harpsichord(MUS 130, 230, 330, 430)
Ear Training III (MUS 231) A study including sightsinging, rhythmic performance, keyboard and improvisation exercises, dictation (melodic, harmonic, rhythmic), and related skills, all designed to develop the student's musical ear to the highest degree possible.
Piano 115, 116, and 117 (piano lab)
Music History, Antiquity-Baroque, Spring
Paideia 111-112 A two-semester common course for all first-year students that addresses questions central to the human condition. It develops students' ability to read, write, analyze, discuss, and research by engaging with works from across the disciplines, drawn from different time periods and parts of the globe. As a signature course and a foundation for liberal learning, "Enduring Questions" is taught by faculty from all divisions of the college.
