MUS4571
MUS 4571 - Chromatic Harmony and Form in Western Art Music 1700–1900 (3 Cr.)
School of Music (10980)
TCLA - College of Liberal Arts
MUS 4571 - Chromatic Harmony and Form in Western Art Music 1700–1900 (3 Cr.)
Course description
Dissonant and chromatic harmonic procedures in art music from Bach and Handel through Brahms and Wagner. Rondo and sonata forms. Emphasis on analysis of complete movements, and part-writing (both figured bass and melody harmonization) deploying chromatic chordal vocabulary. Coordinated development of skills in sight-singing (including alto and tenor clefs), ear-training, and keyboard.
prereq: undergraduate- MUS 1502 and MUS 1512 with grade of at least C- or higher
prereq: graduate- MUS 3508 and MUS 3518 with grade of at least C- or higher, or passing score on tonal entrance exams.
prereq: undergraduate- MUS 1502 and MUS 1512 with grade of at least C- or higher
prereq: graduate- MUS 3508 and MUS 3518 with grade of at least C- or higher, or passing score on tonal entrance exams.
Minimum credits
3
Maximum credits
3
Is this course repeatable?
No
Grading basis
AFV - A-F or Audit
Discussion
Lecture
Requirements
010683
Typically offered term(s)
Fall Odd Year