MUS-1310 - Keyboard Skills II (1)

Prerequisite: MUS-1300
Co-requisite: MUS-1511

Students in MUS-1310 continue to develop keyboard skills and applications of their studies in music theory and ear training, from the Keyboard Skills I course. Topics include sight reading, transposition, improvisation, harmonization, scale fingerings, arpeggio fingerings, and simple score reading. It is recommended that students take this class while taking MUS-1511 and MUS-1511L. MUS-1300 is a pre-requisite.

List Course Outcomes (consistent for all sections)
CO1 - Demonstrate music theory fundamentals and elements of musical language on the keyboard.

CO2 - Demonstrate sight reading of simple melodic and melodic/harmonic examples, chord progressions, lead sheet notation, and traditional notation.

CO3 - Demonstrate performance techniques such as correct fingering, hand/body position for all course elements.

CO4 - Demonstrate examples of improvisation, transposition of musical examples, and chord progressions.

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