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Visual and Performing Arts: Visual Arts
Visual and Performing Arts: Visual Arts
Foundations in Art Course # 6107-6108
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $20
Foundations in Art is a survey Course designed to give students a broad exposure to the fine arts. Students will learn and apply the elements and principles of art as they create. Various media will be used to explore art making and its relationship to our history and various cultures. Critical thinking will be used to assess and analyze the merits of personal work as well as that of others.
Ceramics 1-2 Course # 6131-6132
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $40
This introductory course focuses on the skills and knowledge that students need to create ceramic sculpture and pottery. Students will become familiar with the entire ceramic process from making clay to firing and glazing their work as well as the geology and chemistry of clay and glazes. Several important hand-building techniques will be taught including pinch building, coil building, slab building, and a brief introduction to wheel thrown pottery. Students will also become familiar with the elements and principles of art, as well as the work of some important ceramists and other modern sculptors.
Ceramics 3-4 Course # 6133-6134
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $40
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Ceramics 1-2 and/or recommendation of instructor
Ceramics 3 will focus heavily on advanced hand building and wheel throwing. Students will work with different clays and decorative methods. Clear use of the elements and principles of design will be stressed. Historical uses of clay and ceramics will be incorporated with all projects. Critiques will be used to evaluate student work and that of others. Ceramics 4 is an in-depth three-dimensional design study. Sculptural forms and advanced independent projects in sculpture, throwing, and hand building will be assigned. A high level of the use of the elements and principles of design will be stressed. Historical uses of clay and ceramics will be incorporated with all projects. Critiques will be used to evaluate student work and that of others.
Ceramics 5-6 (H) Course # 6135-6136
One Year = 1 credit (Honors)
Course Fee: $40
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Ceramics 3-4 and/or recommendation of the instructor
In Ceramics 5-6 students will continue to expand on their knowledge of ceramic and glaze chemistry while continuing to refine their hand built and wheel thrown techniques. Students will study and research important technical and artistic developments in the history of Ceramics and its uses worldwide as well the work of important contemporary Ceramic artists.
Ceramics 7-8 (H) Course # 6137-6138
One Year = 1 credit (Honors)
Course Fee: $40
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Ceramics 5-6 and/or recommendation of the instructor
In Ceramics 7-8 students will have the opportunity to pursue and refine their artistic voice using the ceramic medium and the continued study of important historic and contemporary Ceramic artist. It is expected that students will demonstrate a high level of technical proficiency and knowledge. Students will create a body of exhibition quality work and will be required to exhibit their work.
Drawing 1-2 Course # 6141-6142
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $40
Prerequisite: None
Drawing 1 will introduce students to basic drawing techniques, perspective and the elements and principles of design. A variety of subject matter will be covered using many drawing materials. Evaluation skills will be developed through critique and class discussions.
In Drawing 2 skills of drawing from observation will be explored. Students will learn to judge proportion using sighting and referencing. Drawings will incorporate basic composition and multi-point perspective. Various drawing materials and techniques will be used. Evaluation skills will be developed through critique and class discussion.
Drawing 3-4 Course # 6143-6144
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $40
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Drawing 1-2 and/or recommendation of the instructor
In Drawing 3 students will learn basic portrait drawing. Students further develop their drawing skills and techniques to create drawings with depth and volume. Students will explore more advanced problems with emphasis on creative interpretation, developing ideas and explore methods for personal expression.
Drawing 4 will teach students how to draw the human figure. Students will study the structure and anatomy of the human form and learn proportion, volume, form and mass of the figure. Emphasis will be placed on expression and emotion.
Drawing 5-6 (H) Course # 6145-6146
One Year = 1 credit (Honors)
Course Fee: $40
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Drawing 3-4 and/or recommendation of the instructor
Students are given the opportunity to fine tune their drawing and observation skills. This course develops a higher level of drawing ability and compositional awareness. Students will concentrate on their individual creative concepts using various media. Completed work will be assembled to create a portfolio.
Drawing 6 is an advanced study of drawing techniques and media with an emphasis on creativity. Students will concentrate on their individual creative concepts using various media. Proficiency in a media of choice will be stressed. Students will refine their artistic vision and voice using artist statements. Completed work will be added to their art portfolio.
Drawing 7-8 (H) Course # 6117-6118
One Year = 1 credit (Honors)
Course Fee: $40
Prerequisite: Drawing 5-6
Drawing 7 guides students in developing a theme of personal interest and then creating works based upon that theme. Artwork will be developed based on artist statements and multiple pieces will be based on their theme. A variety of materials may be used, and technical proficiency will be stressed. In Drawing 8, students will refine their artistic vision and voice using artist statements. Work will be structured around a basic theme or concept. Proficiency in a media of choice will be stressed. Careers in the art industry will be explored.
The advanced student will compile their artwork into a professional quality portfolio. The portfolio will be capable of submission under the College Board’s Advanced Placement Studio Art Portfolio guidelines. Students will display their artwork at the local or state level. Examples include art shows and submissions to the Scholastic Arts Competition.
AP Studio Art: Drawing Course #6261-6262
One Year = 1 credit (Advanced Placement)
Course Fee: $97
Prerequisite: Completion of the 3-4 level Art Courses with a B or better and/or instructor approval.
This class is a year-long course for the advanced student who is seeking intense visual arts experience in a variety of media. These students may be planning a career or college degree in art or visual communication. The course is designed to prepare students to submit portfolios to the College Board's advanced placement Art Portfolio in drawing. This studio class will focus on drawing media. Students enrolled in AP studio Art are required to submit a portfolio. This portfolio will consist of 5 matted pieces of their best quality work and twenty-four images of work showing a breadth of media and a concentration of one area of study. Students are required to take the AP exam in May. All AP exams have a cost associated with them.
Painting 1-2 Course # 6151-6152
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $40
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Art 1-2 or Foundations in Art
This course is designed for the student who wishes to concentrate on painting the entire semester. Students will learn and practice color theory, gain knowledge of the elements and principles of design, and learn various painting techniques. Students will be graded on creativity, quality and concept. This class will explore a variety of media.
The painting class continues by refining technical skills. Projects will become more complex. Paintings will demonstrate the use of the elements and principles of design. Students will study the historical context of painting and develop their critiquing skills. Various media may be used including acrylic, watercolor, and mixed media.
Painting 3-4 Course # 6153-6154
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $40
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Painting 1-2
This is an Intermediate Studio Course with challenging and open-ended projects. Students are expected to develop a process of self-evaluation to clarify their personal visions and to express and defend their creative platforms. Design and composition concepts as well as looking at art from art history will be part of the instruction.
The second semester of this Intermediate Studio Course will have challenging and open-ended projects. Students are expected to develop a process of self-evaluation to clarify their personal visions and to express and defend their creative platforms. Design and composition concepts as well as looking at art from art history will be part of the instruction. Students will be asked to submit a portfolio of paintings from the entire year.Painting 5-6 (H) Course # 6155-6156
One Year = 1 credit (Honors)
Course Fee: $40
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Painting 3-4
This course probes the advanced student's creative matrix, encouraging personal vision. Emphasis is on the development of an individual aesthetic and the ability to articulate ideas based on self-evaluation. A strong awareness of contemporary painting is encouraged. Teacher supervision involves a dialog on art and creative resolutions.
Painting 7-8 (H) Course # 6117-6118
One Year = 1 credit (Honors)
Course Fee: $40
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Painting 5-6
Painting 7 will enable students to refine their time period studies with a concentration of two or three artists. Students will be expected to work independently with close teacher supervision. Students will be expected to participate in the Scholastic Arts Competition and in the AP College Board Portfolio process (not necessarily for AP College Board credit).
Painting 8 will provide students with individual opportunities to explore classical and contemporary painting, techniques and concepts, with the emphasis on the understanding of its formal language and the fundamentals of artistic expression. Demonstrations, slide lectures, group and individual critiques will be given throughout the course. Individuality and creativity will be nourished! Students will be expected to participate in the Scholastic Arts Competition and in the AP College Board Portfolio process (not necessarily for AP College Board credit).
AP Studio Art: 2D Design Course #6263-6264
One Year = 1 credit (Advanced Placement)
Course Fee: $97
Prerequisite: Completion of the 3-4 level Art Courses with a B or better and/or instructor approval.
This class is a year-long course for the advanced student who is seeking intense visual arts experience in a variety of media. These students may be planning a career or college degree in art or visual communication. The course is designed to prepare students to submit portfolios to the College Board's advanced placement Art Portfolio in 2D- design. Students enrolled in AP studio Art are required to submit a portfolio. This portfolio will consist of 5 matted pieces of their best quality work and twenty-four images of work showing a breadth of media and a concentration of one area of study. All AP exams have a cost associated with them.
AP Studio Art: 3D Design Course #6265-6265
One Year = 1 credit (Advanced Placement)
Course Fee: $97
Prerequisite: Completion of the 3-4 level Art Courses with a B or better and/or instructor approval.
This class is a year-long course for the advanced student who is seeking intense visual arts experience in a variety of media. These students may be planning a career or college degree in art or visual communication. The Course is designed to prepare students to submit portfolios to the College Board's advanced placement Art Portfolio in 3D- design. Students enrolled in AP studio Art are required to submit a portfolio. This portfolio will consist of 5 pieces of their best quality work and twenty-eight images of work showing a breadth of media and a concentration of one area of study. All AP exams have a cost associated with them.
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Visual and Performing Arts: Theatre
Theatre Arts 1-2 Course #6501-6502
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: None
This course is designed for the beginning theatre student who is interested in learning the fundamentals of theatre arts. Instruction will include theatre etiquette, script analysis and critical response, improvisation, pantomime & movement, voice, interpretation, scene work, solo acting, and theatrical production. Course work will also include written critical analysis, playwriting, careers in theatre, theatre history, and performance projects. Student participation in co-curricular performances is required for successful completion of the course.
Theatre Arts 3-4 Course #6511-6512
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $30
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Theatre Arts 1-2
This course is an intermediate level drama course in acting, movement, physical theatre, playwrighting, and play production. Instruction will include challenging units in character development and script analysis while preparing for performances of monologues and scenes. Students also may expect to learn basic stage makeup application, mask and puppetry performance techniques, stage combat, and production elements for a one-act play. Student participation in some co-curricular rehearsals and performances is required for successful completion of the course.
Advanced Theater Arts Course #6503-6504
One Year = 1 credit (repeatable)
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Theatre Arts 3-4
This course is designed to challenge upper-level actors with a variety of sophisticated approaches to scene work and monologues, including an emphasis on theory and world theatre. Instruction will focus on deepening student understanding of role development, critical analysis, film, playwrighting and devising, dramaturgy, and improvisation. Study will be centered on both classical and contemporary plays. Student participation in co-curricular rehearsals and performances is required for successful completion of the course.
Theatre Repertory Course #6516
One Semester = 0.5 credit (repeatable)Prerequisite: Theatre 1-2 or Drama Workshop and Instructor Approval
Creative Drama is an improvisational, non-exhibition, process-oriented form of drama, where participants are guided by a leader to imagine, enact, and reflect on experiences real and imagined. Creative drama takes children’s natural world, creative play, and develops it further, using theatre techniques, to create learning experiences which are for the participants. Theatre is largely concerned with communication between actors and an audience; Drama is largely concerned with experience by the participants.
Technical Theater Course #6509-6510
One Year = 1 credit (repeatable)
Overview of theater history with a specific focus on performing spaces and conventions used between primitive and contemporary eras. Concepts of design and techniques of construction for scenery, props, lighting, costumes, make-up and masks. Shop safety and manual skills in carpentry, electricity, painting, sewing and drafting. Students will learn to read, analyze, and interpret dramatic literature. They will apply their interpretations into renderings, blueprints and models that could, or will, be synthesized into a unified scheme for an actual production. Course includes lectures and demonstrations, guided practice in laboratory situations, cooperative projects, peer critiques, and written evaluations of local theatrical productions.
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Visual and Performing Arts: Music/Choir
Concert Choir Course #6801-6802
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $20
Concert Choir is a course open to all students interested in vocal performance. This course involves the study of and participation in vocal performance, training in proper vocal technique, and refinement of musicianship skills such as sight-reading, ear training, musical interpretation and expression. Students are required to participate in co-curricular rehearsals and performances beyond the school day to receive class credit. Class performances will include but are not limited to Fall, Winter, Zone, Spring, and Festival. This class may qualify for Honors credit. See the instructor for Honors requirements.
Advanced Choir Course #6803-6804
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $40
This course is open to all advanced choir students interested in continuing the development of singing skills, multi-part singing, sight reading, and other musicianship skills. With this training, students will be eligible to audition for Treble Choir or another advanced choir, as well as for Washoe County School District Honor Choir and Nevada All-State Choir. Students are required to participate in co-curricular rehearsals and performances beyond the school day to receive class credit. Class performances will include but are not limited to Fall, Winter, Zone, Spring, and Festival. This class may qualify for Honors credit. See the instructor for Honors requirements.
Treble Choir Course #6809-6810
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $20
This is an advanced course designed for students interested in singing and performing with an all treble choir. Literature ranging from traditional to contemporary will be covered. Chorus will be divided into three and four-part arrangement (SSA, SSAA). Students are eligible to audition for Advanced Choir (Intermezzo) as well as for Washoe County School District Honor Choir and Nevada All-State Choir. Students are required to participate in co-curricular rehearsals and performances beyond the school day to receive class credit. Class performances will include but are not limited to Fall, Winter, Zone, Spring, and Festival. This class may qualify for Honors credit. See the instructor for Honors requirements.
VSNS Choral Course #6817-6818
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $20
The vocal ensemble class is designed for advanced choral students interested in singing madrigals, vocal jazz, and a cappella music of many styles. This class will not exceed 16 students (four on each vocal part) to qualify for district and state ensemble competitions. The emphasis will be tone production, beauty and blend. Students in this class will be expected to audition for WCSD Honor Choir and Nevada All-State Choir. In addition, students will be expected to sing with the ensemble at district and state solo/ensemble festivals and competitions. This class may qualify for Honors credit. See the instructor for Honors requirements.
Vocal Solo Ensemble Course #6819-6820
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $20
The vocal ensemble class is designed for advanced choral students interested in singing madrigals, vocal jazz, and a cappella music of many styles. This class will not exceed 16 students (four on each vocal part) to qualify for district and state ensemble competitions. The emphasis will be tone production, beauty, and blend. Students in this class will be expected to audition for WCSD Honor Choir and Nevada All-State Choir. In addition, students will be expected to sing with the ensemble at district and state solo/ensemble festivals and competitions
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Visual and Performing Arts: Music/Instrumental
Visual and Performing Arts: Music/Instrumental
Concert Orchestra Course #6641-6642
One Year = 1 credit
Prerequisite: Middle School Advanced Orchestra or instructor approval
Concert Orchestra offers progressing level instruction for 9th grade students on violin, viola, cello, and double bass. Students who are in the 10th, 11th, and 12th grade may enroll and repeat this course for credit. Students will solidify their understanding of the elements of music through performance and identifying relationships between music,
other disciplines, and daily life. Emphasis will be placed on expanding technique through musical community. Students will be required to perform in concerts during and/or after school wearing the ensemble’s designated attire. Out of school rehearsals may be required. Other events such as honor ensembles, Solo & Ensemble Festival,
and All-State Orchestra may be required per teacher’s directive. For an annual rental fee, school instruments are available for students who qualify.
Chamber Orchestra Course #6643-6644
One Year = 1 credit (repeatable)
Course Fee: $40
Honors credit available for 10th-12th graders who complete additional requirements
Prerequisite: Instructor approval and Concert Orchestra or Sinfonia Orchestra
Chamber Orchestra will focus on increased technical and musical fluency for 10th grade, 11th grade, and 12th grade students on violin, viola, cello, and double bass. Acceptance for advancement to Chamber Orchestra will be based upon application (which includes a performance audition). Students will refine their understanding of the elements of music through performance and identifying relationships between music, other disciplines, and daily life. Emphasis will be placed on refining technique through musical community. Students will be required to perform in concerts during and/or after school wearing the ensemble’s designated attire. Out of school rehearsals may be required. Other events such as honor ensembles, Solo & Ensemble Festival, and All-State Orchestra may be required per teacher’s directive. For an annual rental fee, school instruments are available for students who qualify.
Sinfonia Orchestra Course #6645-6646
One Year = 1 credit (repeatable)
Course Fee: $40
Honors credit available for 10th-12th graders who complete additional requirements
Prerequisite: Instructor approval or Concert Orchestra
Sinfonia Orchestra offers advancing level instruction for 10th grade, 11th grade and 12th grade students on violin, viola, cello, and double bass. Students will extend their understanding of the elements of music through performance and identifying relationships between music, other disciplines, and daily life. Emphasis will be placed on expanding technique through musical community. Students will be required to perform in concerts during and/or after school wearing the ensemble’s designated attire. Out of school rehearsals may be required. Other events such as honor ensembles, Solo & Ensemble Festival, and All-State Orchestra may be required per teacher’s directive. For an annual rental fee, school instruments are available for students who qualify.
Eclectic Orchestra Course #6625-6626
One Year = 1 credit (repeatable)
Course Fee: $40
Honors credit available for 10th-12th graders who complete additional requirements
Prerequisite: 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade who have completed Concert Orchestra or instructor approval. 9th grade with concurrent enrollment in Concert Orchestra.
Eclectic Styles Orchestra is a year-long course for 10th graders, 11th graders, and 12th graders. This course is also available for all 9th grade students simultaneously enrolled in Concert Orchestra. Students are encouraged to enroll concurrently in a second orchestra ensemble. Students will augment and connect musical knowledge, understanding, and performances through music literature including (but not limited to) American Roots music, blues, classical, fiddle, jazz, rock and non-Western musical styles. Students will be required to perform in concerts during and/or after school wearing the ensemble’s designated attire. Out of school rehearsals may be required. Other events such as honor ensembles, Solo & Ensemble Festival, and All-State Orchestra may be required per teacher’s directive. For an annual rental fee, school instruments are available for students who qualify. Other instruments may join per instructor approval.
Symphonic Orchestra Course #6681-6881
One Year = 1 credit (repeatable)
Honors credit available for 10th-12th graders who complete additional requirements
Prerequisite: 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade who have completed Concert Orchestra or instructor approval. 9th grade with concurrent enrollment in Concert Orchestra.
Symphonic Orchestra is a year-long course for 10th graders, 11th graders, and 12th graders. This course is also available for all 9th grade students simultaneously enrolled in Concert Orchestra. Students are encouraged to enroll concurrently in a second orchestra ensemble. Students will perform a variety of large ensemble orchestral literature of diverse genres and instrumentation. Students will also be expected to prepare solo études, orchestral excerpts, and to study music history components of music literature from varied time periods. Students will be required to perform in concerts during and/or after school wearing the ensemble’s designated attire. Out of school rehearsals may be required. Other events such as honor ensembles, Solo & Ensemble Festival, and All-State Orchestra may be required per teacher’s directive. For an annual rental fee, school instruments are available for students who qualify. Other instruments may join per instructor approval. This course is offered concurrently with Symphony Orchestra: Symphonic Winds and Percussion.
Marching Band Course #6701-6702
One Semester = 0.5 credit
Course Fee: $200
The Marching Band is open to any student regardless of being enrolled in a bands or music class. Band offers all students a comprehensive music and visual program on the highest level of excellence in modern marching band music, technique, performance, and practice. The responsibilities of the Marching Band may include performing as a pep band at football games, as well as performing for various school, civic performances such as pep rallies, assemblies, and parades. Students must participate in after school rehearsals and performances. The Marching Band may compete in field shows during the fall season. Students in the Marching Band may be required to attend a band camp held in the summer prior to school starting. The Marching Band will rehearse after school and on various Saturdays. Please see syllabus for detailed rehearsal and performance schedule. Students who meet the requirements of marching band will earn a .5 PE Waiver per Marching Band season.
Color Guard Course #6751-6752
Course Fee: $175
This class will provide color guard students with a comprehensive study of all aspects of color guard technique and performance. Studies will include dance, flag, and other appropriate equipment technique. There may be required after school rehearsals and performances throughout the school year. All members of the Color Guard are members of the band program and are expected to perform at all Marching Band performances. All members of the Color Guard may be required to participate in Marching Band. Students in the Marching Band may be required to attend a band camp held in the summer prior to school starting. Students earning credit in the course may also earn a .5 credit PE waiver during the fall semester.
Concert Band Course #6703-6704
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $30
This course is designed to provide instrumentalists with an experience in all aspects of the modern wind band technique. The Concert Band will consist of students who are at a playing level of beginner to intermediate and will perform appropriate standard wind band repertoire. Most rehearsal will take place during required classroom time. There may be after school rehearsals and performances throughout the school year. All members of the Concert Band are eligible to audition and participate in the Washoe County Honor Band, Nevada All-State Honor Band, and Solo and Ensemble Festivals. All members of the Concert Band may be required to
participate in the HS Marching Band.
Jazz Band Course #6707-6708
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $30
This group is for students who wish to further their musical knowledge and skill through the study of Jazz. Membership in this ensemble may be by audition. Members of the Jazz Band may be required to enroll in Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, or Marching Band, unless by special permission of the director. The focus of the Jazz Band will be on the performing of various jazz styles, articulation, and improvisation. The Jazz Band performs at various concerts as well as festivals and competitions in and around the Reno/Sparks area.
Advanced Jazz Band Course #6709-6710
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $30
This ensemble is for students who wish to further their musical knowledge and skill through the study of Jazz. Membership in this ensemble is by audition only. The focus of the Jazz Ensemble will be on the performing of various jazz styles, articulation, and improvisation of jazz.
Symphonic Band Course# 6705-6706
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $30
This course is designed to provide instrumentalists with an experience in all aspects of the modern wind band technique. The Symphonic Band will consist of students who are at an intermediate playing level and will perform appropriate standard wind band repertoire. Most rehearsal will take place during required classroom time. There may be after school rehearsals and performances throughout the school year. All members of the Symphonic Band are eligible to audition and participate in the Washoe County Honor Band, Nevada All-State Honor Band, and Solo and Ensemble Festivals. All members of the Symphonic Band may be required to participate in the HS Marching Band.
Wind Ensemble Course #6711-6712
One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $30
This course is designed to provide instrumentalists with an experience in all aspects of the modern wind band technique. The Wind Ensemble will consist of students who are at a playing level of upper intermediate to advanced level and will perform appropriate standard wind band repertoire. Exploration of various styles, theory, and techniques of wind instrument performance will be offered. There may be required after school rehearsals and performances throughout the school year. All members of the Wind Ensemble are eligible to audition and participate in the Washoe County Honor Band, Nevada All-State Honor Band, and Solo and Ensemble Festivals. All members of the Wind Ensemble may be required to participate in the HS Marching Band.
Band: Beginning Percussion Course #6713-6714
One Year = 1 credit
This course is designed for students who wish to develop individual and group skills in the performance and study of percussion instruments. Students are expected to participate in performances outside of school time. Both marching and concert percussion idioms will be addressed in this course.
Ukulele 1 Course #6723-6724One Year = 1 credit
Course Fee: $20
This course is designed for students who want to learn to play ukulele. Students will receive guidance and direction in solving problems related to playing the ukulele. Areas of concentration include instrument anatomy, history of the instrument, correct posture, note-reading, aural skills, rhythmic patterns and notation, basic chord study, strumming patterns, reading tablature and musical forms.
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Visual and Performing Arts: Music
Visual and Performing Arts: Music
Music Appreciation Course #6599-6600
One Year = 1 credit
This course offers an exciting survey of the traditions of music from the Middle Ages to the present, from Medieval music to Twenty-first Century Pop. Study topics will include how music relates to social, economic, cultural, and political developments of each era in the development of music. The class will show how major events in music affected our society and how major events in society shaped music, as we know it. Other aspects of music to be studied will cover: the art of listening, the fundamental elements of music, world music, musical instruments, and the future of music.
Music 203 - UNR (paired with Music 211)
1 semester = 0.5 elective credit, 4 UNR credits
Class fee: $75
*Prerequisite: Instructor/team approval
Music 203: Counterpoint and harmony (written and keyboard).
Music 211 (1 credit): Sight singing and dictation.
Music 204 - UNR (paired with Music 212)
1 semester = 0.5 elective credit, 4 UNR credits
Class fee: $75
*Prerequisite: Instructor/team approval
Music 204: Counterpoint and harmony (written and keyboard).
Music 211 (1 credit): Sight singing and dictation.