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II. Advanced Theory of Music Courses—Mr. Haesche.
A prerequisite of the knowledge of harmony is required.
These courses are given privately or in classes. Fee for private
lessons, $36.00 for two weekly half-hour lessons.
Fee for class lessons according to the size of each respective class.
Music 17. Counterpoint I.—First Term. Three times a week. M. R.
The melodic line; association of two melodic lines; rhythmic diversity; two, three,
four notes against one; modulation; shifted rhythm, imitation and sequence; two-part
invention.
Music 18. Counterpoint II.—First Term. Twice a week. M. R.
Three and four parts with various devices of Counterpoint I, three and four-part
invention.
Music 19. Counterpoint III.—First Term. Twice a week. M. R.
Caonon; fugue in two, three and four parts.
Music 20. Composition and Elementary Forms. — First Term.
Twice a week. M. R.
Study of the fundamental principles of composition; binary, ternary and other
small forms, for Voice, Piano and other instruments.
Music 21. Advanced Composition.—First Term. Twice a week. M.
R.
Study of the Sonata form and its application to Piano and other instruments, and
string quartet.
Music 22. Composition III.—First Term. Twice a week. M. R.
Symphonic forms for Orchestra.
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