111-112 BEGINNING THEORY* Prerequisite: Music Theory 101 or a passing grade on the Musical Proficiency Test. The student must be able to play easy hymns on the piano, or he must study the piano concurrent with the course. A study of fundamental harmonies and tone relations used in musical composition, approached through analysis, ear training, and keyboard work. Three credit hours each semester 211-212 ADVANCED THEORY* Prerequisite: Music Theory 111.112 and a sight-reading ability of standard church hymns on the piano. An analysis of standard literature, and experimental writing in various forms. Three credit hours each semester 311, 312 COUNTERPOINT* Prerequisite: Permission of instructor A survey of the development of writing polyphonic music from the two-part forms of sixteenth century ecclesiastical composers to an eighteenth century four-voice fugue in the style of Bach. This course may either precede or follow the beginningadvanced theory sequence. Two credit hours each semester ARRANGING (See Church Music 451) B. MUSIC HISTORY 131, 132 SURVEY OF MUSIC HISTORY** ('61-'62) Prerequisite: Music Theory 101 or a passing grade on the Musical Proficiency Test A survey of music history and literature from ancient to modern times. Three credit hours each semester 331 BAROQUE MUSIC** ('60-'61) A specialized study in the music of the Baroque period, terminating with the literature of Bach and Handel. Two credit hours 63
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