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MUSIC

I.

Music sA1-I: Sight Reading, Ear Training, Solfegge, Notation: First
Term. 11:30; M. R. Credit, 1 session-hour.

Miss Wakefield.

This course is especially planned to give those who previously have had very little or no
music a practical teaching knowledge of music. Notation; scales and key signatures; dictation;
especial stress upon ear training and development of fluency in sight reading. Open to all
students.

Music s22: Chorus: First Term. 12:30 P. M. daily; M. R. Credit, ½
session-hour.

Miss Wakefield.

Practical application of Music sA1-I. In order to obtain credit for courses in Music all
students will be required to take this course or music s23.

Music s23: Choir: First Term. Rehearsals Tuesday and Friday, 12:30;
M. R. ½ session-hour credit is offered to members for efficient work and regular
attendance.

Miss Wakefield.

Music s24: Material and Methods: First Term. 8:30; M. R. Credit, 1
session-hour.

Miss Wakefield.

Presentation of music, sight reading and materials of grades according to the newest
methods employed in public schools; selection of rote songs; study of the child voice; treatment
of rhythm and pitch "retards"; study of tonal and rhythmic problems; a complete outline
of the work required in each year from the first through the sixth. This course may be
taken concurrently with Music sA1-I.

Music s25: Music Appreciation: First Term. 9:30; M. R. Fee, $5.00.
Credit, 1 session-hour.

Miss Betelle.

Open to all students.

A presentation of music, tracing its development as to the three fundamentals Rhythm,
Melody and Harmony; Form; recognition of orchestral voices and thematic material; the
various schools and their idioms; helps in teaching public school appreciation. Readings required.

II. APPLIED MUSIC

For the convenience of students of Applied Music (Piano, Voice, Violin)
practice pianos will be available in the Chapel and in the Music Room. Practice
periods will be arranged for immediately after registration in one of the classes
listed below.


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Terms: $5.00 for one daily practice hour during the first term of six weeks,
$2.50 for each additional hour.

Music s33: Piano: Hours to be arranged.

Miss Betelle.

Elementary and advanced grades. Course in technique, interpretation, and art of memorizing.