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MU 321: Music History and Literature II Monteverdi to Mozart
3.00 Credits
Oakwood University
3 hours The development of major musical styles in the baroque and classical periods. Compositions will be studied, analyzed, and listened to. Attention will be drawn to the political, religious, philosophical, and social events that shape the arts of any given time. Out-of-class listening and concert and recital attendance are also part of the class activities. Offered spring semesters. Prerequisites: junior standing and MU 212, EN 112, or permission of the instructor.
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MU 322: Music History and Literature III Beethoven to the Present
3.00 Credits
Oakwood University
3 hours A study of the development of musical styles in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Consideration will also be paid to the influence of African-American composers and their music. Compositions will be studied, analyzed, and listened to. Attention will be drawn to the political, religious, philosophical, and social events that shape the arts of any given time. Out-of-class listening and concert and recital attendance are also part of the class activities. Prerequisites: junior standing and MU 212, MU 220, EN 112 or permission of the instructor.
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MU 323: History of African-American Music
3.00 Credits
Oakwood University
3 hours A study of the history of African-American music from 1619 through the present day. Focuses upon the socio-historical context in which popular music, folk music, classical music, and religious music evolved. Topics include the spiritual, blues, gospel, jazz, rhythm and blues, and contemporary music, as well as women in music. Open to non-music majors. No technical knowledge required. Offered spring semester.
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MU 324,325: Piano Literature I,II
3.00 Credits
Oakwood University
3, 3 hours A comprehensive study of teaching methods and piano literature from all art periods. Stylistic tendencies as well as performance practices will be studied. Offered alternate years, pending enrollment. Prerequisite: MU 265
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MU 326: Vocal Literature-Song Repertoire
2.00 Credits
Oakwood University
2 hours A survey of song literature from 1600 to the present day. Study of representative composers, poets, and works, with extensive listening and performance required. Emphasis will be placed on German Lieder, French Melody, Italian Canzone, and the British and American art song. An analysis of performance practices of the various musical periods, styles, and representative composers of each genre. Offered alternating odd years, pending enrollment. Prerequisite: MU 140, MU 141, MU 265. Offered fall semester, odd numbered years only..
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MU 328: Church Music and Worship
3.00 Credits
Oakwood University
3 hours The study of the development of church music literature from antiquity to the present. Emphasis will be placed upon hymnology, church music practice, and Biblical principles governing music ministry. Prerequisite: junior standing, and/or permission of the instructor. Offered fall semester, even numbered years only.
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MU 329: Instrumental Literature
3.00 Credits
Oakwood University
3 hours A comprehensive study of teaching methods and literature for various instruments from all art periods. Stylistic tendencies as well as performance practices will be considered. Offered alternate years, pending enrollment. Prerequisite: MU 265.
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MU 330: Literature of School Music
3.00 Credits
Oakwood University
3 hours A critical study of school music literature pertaining to American multiculturalism. Appropriate for P-12 in public and private settings. A practicum is required. Prerequisite: MU 230.
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MU 331: Diction for School Music
1.00 Credits
Oakwood University
1 hour The study of the International Phonetic Alphabet as it pertains to romantic and Germanic languages to aid in effective communication with students of diverse backgrounds in public and private school settings. Offered alternate years. Prerequisite: MU 230.
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MU 332,333: Methods and Materials of Teaching
2.00 - 3.00 Credits
Oakwood University
2, 3 hours A two-part course in methods, materials, and techniques of teaching school music from preschool-grade 12. Emphasis is placed on the planning and implementation of learning activities in simulated and/or clinical settings. A practicum is required. Offered alternate years, pending enrollment. Prerequisite: ED 300.
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