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  • MUSC 342: University Chorale

    0.00 - 1.00 Credits
    Saint Louis University-Main Campus

    Study and performance of choral arrangements and masterworks for large mixed ensemble. Open to all students with some choral experience and/or vocal aptitude. Repertoire is chosen from the Renaissance through the Twentieth Century. University Chorale provides an artistic opportunity for singers to be exposed to learn high quality choral music presented in a public concert. With this context, singers will also be taught singing skills to enhance their vocal abilities. All of the primary basics of healthy singing and musicality will be stressed. This includes (1) a deeper understanding and application of breathing skills, (2) understanding and applying motions and movements that underlie both relaxation and released energy, (3) developing mental imagery so that the process of singing takes place internally, (4) learning the correct diction for all languages in the repertoire, and (5) principles of sustained expressive singing.
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  • MUSC 344: University Mastersingers

    0.00 - 1.00 Credits
    Saint Louis University-Main Campus

    Highly selective small vocal ensemble, with frequent public performances of early choral music and a capella works. Entrance by audition only. An advanced concert choir of approximately thirty five carefully chosen singers, with a selected core (16-18 singers) featured in Fall madrigal concerts from the Renaissance. For the fall semester considerable emphasis will be to prepare concert music ranging from 20th century spirituals to a wide variety of traditional classical works and to madrigals for the smaller select ensemble from the Renaissance period. A full-length oratorio is prepared for the spring semester. Concert engagements should be anticipated throughout the semester. The Mastersingers also play a significant role as ambassadors for the University.
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  • MUSC 345: Jazz Ensemble

    0.00 - 1.00 Credits
    Saint Louis University-Main Campus

    Rehearsal of music from the jazz repertoire with the goal of a public performance at the end of the semester. The primary focus of the band is a traditional big-band (5 saxes, 4 trumpets, 4 trombones, rhythm). Smaller improvisation oriented combos will be drawn from the larger group.
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  • MUSC 346: String Ensembles

    0.00 - 1.00 Credits
    Saint Louis University-Main Campus

    Jazz Ensemble Class consists of rehearsal of music from the jazz repertoire with the goal of public performance at the end of the semester. The primary focus of the band is a traditional big-band (5 saxes, 4 trumpets, 4 trombones, rhythm), and smaller, improvisation oriented combos will be draw from the larger group. Guitar Ensemble The goal of this course is to work together to prepare and present a grogram of guitar ensemble music for a public concert. Students are exposed to a new repertoire, and gain experience in working with other musicians. Symphonic Band Large instrumental ensemble for winds, brass, and percussion instruments. Preparation and performance of high-level music written or arranged for large concert band. String Ensemble Smaller chamber group (4-16 students) for violins, violas, cellos, and string basses, rehearsing and performing high-level music written or arrange3d for string ensemble or string symphony.
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  • MUSC 347: Pep Band

    0.00 - 0.50 Credits
    Saint Louis University-Main Campus

    Undergraduates & alumni playing wind, brass, and percussion instruments with great enthusiasm at Men¿s and Women¿s Basketball games. Fall: Weekly rehearsals, late August - early November. Spring: Performances at home games, Chaifetz Center, January - March. Repertoire: Big Band Era to the present. Prerequisite: previous instrumental ensemble experience.
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  • MUSC 348: Guitar Ensemble

    0.00 - 1.00 Credits
    Saint Louis University-Main Campus

    Guitarists work together as a whole and in smaller units to prepare and present a program of guitar ensemble music for a public concert. During this process students are exposed to a variety of classical repertoire from the major style periods, and gain experience in working with other musicians.
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  • MUSC 349: SLU Concert Wind Ensemble

    0.00 - 1.00 Credits
    Saint Louis University-Main Campus

    The SLU Wind Ensemble is an eclectic, variable-sized group of experienced wind players (flutes, clarinets, French horns, saxophones, oboes, bassoons) who learn and perform classical concert music from all style periods both on and off campus, with a final concert at semester’s end. Prerequisite: Previous wind ensemble experience.
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  • MUSC 350: Piano Ensemble

    0.00 - 1.00 Credits
    Saint Louis University-Main Campus

    Lab course for advanced pianists in collaborative techniques, focuses on the musicianship skills need to accompany vocal-instrumental solos and ensembles, and to play duet and chamber repertoire. Students rehearse and perform with other musicians in lessons and rehearsals, and for departmental juries, auditions, and concerts.
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  • MUSC 385: Junior Recital/Research

    0.00 Credits
    Saint Louis University-Main Campus

    Preparation for Senior Capstone, taken during fifth or sixth semester, under supervision of primary music advisor. Performance Majors: Junior Recital, 30-40 minutes long, comprising representative classical works at appropriate performance level. Studies Majors: Examination of standard research tools & techniques, producing working bibliography of musical reference materials.
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  • MUSC 441: Conducting

    3.00 Credits
    Saint Louis University-Main Campus

    Theory and practice of conducting vocal and instrumental organizations. Required of music majors.
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