ETHNMUS M6A
Introduction to Global Musicianship
Also listed as MUSC M6A, MUSCLG M6A: the same class, and each department holds its own seats and its own grade history.
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(Same as Music M6A and Musicology M6A.) Laboratory, four hours. Course M6A is enforced requisite to M6B, which is enforced requisite to M6C. Students must receive grade of C- or better to proceed to next course in sequence. Introduction to global musicianship through in-depth exploration of basic musical elements through performance, aural skills, and active listening. Engages with melodic information represented in solfège, harmonic information in Nashville number system, and rhythmic information in both Western notation and digital audio workstation grid visualization. Letter grading.
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