MUS 21 Melody and Rhythm

Explores the art of organizing musical thoughts in time. Drawing from music of four continents and using class performance (singing, body percussion, playing instruments) as a primary vehicle, this course unlocks the structures and strategies employed by effective melodies and rhythms. Students will compose their own music, develop their skills in music analysis, and engage critically with literature on music cognition. Incorporates work on musicianship.

Instructor

Moseley

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:ART; WCult:W

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Offered

• Spring