VOI 261 - Class Voice for Instrumentalists

Institution:

Brewton-Parker College

Subject:

Description:

Course of study designed to familiarize the instrumental music education major with basic singing and pedagogical techniques and their application to choral literature through the singing experience. One semester hour entitles the student to one fifty minute lesson per week. 1-3 hours credit each semester. Elective or Secondary study may be offered in a small class setting weekly for fifty minutes for 1 hour credit (in lieu of private instruction). A one-hour weekly class meeting may be required for each studio in a student's applied major con- centration for which he/she is enrolled. No more than four such weekly class meetings may be required for minor applied and elective students. One hour of practice per day per credit hour is the required minimum amount of time that must be devoted to applied music preparation. Applied music instructor may require Practice Reports. Applied music course numbers are as follows: Elective: 101 or 301 Secondary: 111 or 311 Primary: 121 or 321 The 100-level numbered courses will be repeated three times for the first two years and the 300-level courses repeated twice or three times for the last two years. Hours of credit may vary from 1 to 3 and will be recorded in the office of the Registrar. All primary concentration applied music students (except for first semester freshmen) must perform one Student Recital Hour at least once every semester the student is enrolled in applied music for two or three hours credit. Instrument designation will be as follows: Piano PIA Trumpet TRU Organ ORG Trombone TRO Voice VOI French Horn HRN Flute FLU Baritone/Euphonium BAR Clarinet CLA Tuba TUB Saxophone SAX Percussion PER Oboe OBO Guitar GTR Bassoon BAS

Credits:

1.00

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Instructional Type:

Lecture

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Institution Website:

www.bpc.edu

Phone Number:

(912) 583-2241

Regional Accreditation:

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

Calendar System:

Semester

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