|
Introduction to Music Theory |
 |
 |
 |
| Category: |
Fine Arts and Humanities |
| Course Title: |
Introduction to Music Theory |
| Course Credit: |
1/2 Unit |
| Provider: |
Lincoln Interactive |
| Prerequisites: |
|
Course Description:
|
This course is recommended for students who plan to pursue music at a post-secondary level. Students will explore in-depth elements of music, from the essential building blocks to advanced analytical devices, which will help students sharpen their musical skills. This course will lead to a thorough understanding of music composition and theory.
Concepts covered include melodic, rhythmic, and harmonic materials; musical structure and form; and composition and analysis. Students will develop a fundamental understanding of music notation and structures in music. Additional topics covered include techniques of music notation, musical acoustics and instrumentation, rhythm and meter, pitch collections and modes, intervals and tuning theory, melodic structure and types of musical texture, an introduction to counterpoint, and the structure and identification of chords.
|
Options for Course Textbooks/Materials adding flexibility for materials and pricing:
|
1) Hybrid - online text and related materials, $275/student/semester
2) Classic - textbooks and any related materials shipped to you, $310/student/semester |
| Additional Course Information: |
Lincoln Interactive courses have rolling, or open, enrollment. There is no registration deadline. Courses are open throughout the year. The drop deadline for a 100% refund is two weeks after student login. See Enrollment form for more details. |
Category:
|
Fine Arts / Humanities Courses