Fundamentals of Musicianship

Course Number
MUS-101
Description

This course introduces fundamental studies of musical concepts. Students learn music theory as it relates to effective performance on their instrument. Students develop of basic musicianship skills (the ability to read, write, remember, and improvise music). Students perform and transcribe music from a wide variety of styles. And students develop their individual instrumental skill through private study and ensemble performance. Students complete class activities that include theoretical explanations, playing demonstrations, and listening to and analyzing relevant performers. This course is available only to 5-Week students who complete the following courses and earn a grade of B or higher in each: FWTH-010 Theory in Performance, FWMU-010 Musicianship, FWPI-0X0 Private Instruction, and at least one section of FWEN-010 Five Week Ensemble.

Credits
3
Prerequisites
Written permission of course instructor
Required Of
None
Electable By
5-Week students
Semesters Offered
Summer Only
Location
Boston
Department
POPP
Course Chair
Maureen McMullan
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