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Birmingham-Southern College Catalog 2017-2018

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

hours of practice a week and attendance at performance and repertoire courses.

Additional fee. May be repeated for credit. Instructor consent required. Fall, Spring.

MS 450 Woodwind, Brass, or Percussion (1)

One hour weekly of private instruction. Requirements include a minimum of twenty

hours of practice a week and attendance at performance and repertoire courses.

Additional fee. May be repeated for credit. Instructor consent required. Fall, Spring.

MS 460 Classical Guitar (1)

One hour weekly of private instruction. Requirements include a minimum of twenty

hours of practice a week and attendance at performance and repertoire courses.

Additional fee. May be repeated for credit. Instructor consent required. Fall, Spring.

MU - Music

MU 112 Southern Chorale (¼)

A mixed-voice chorus that performs publicly near the end of each term. May be repeated

for credit. Fall, Spring.

MU 113 Chamber Orchestra (¼)

An orchestral ensemble performance opportunity. Students rehearse and perform with the

Red Mountain Chamber Orchestra (in residence at the College) or other approved

orchestral ensembles. May be repeated for credit.

MU 115 Campus Band (¼)

A mixed instrumentation ensemble that aims to increase musical skills and knowledge.

Prior musical training is helpful, but not necessary. May be repeated for credit. Fall,

Spring.

MU 121 Introduction to Music (1)

An introductory-level survey of music literature intended for non-majors. This course

introduces fundamental musical concepts and offers a survey of American vernacular

music, music of selected world cultures, and standard repertory of western art music.

Development of listening skills is emphasized. Fall, Spring.

MU 123 Literature and Language of Music (1)

A historical and stylistic survey designed for the music major to be taken during the first

year. Definition and use of musical terms, basic elements of form, and an introduction to

the philosophy of music are the primary focus. Prerequisite: MU 151.

MU 126 Music of the World’s People (1)

An introductory-level survey of cultures and music outside the tradition of Western

European art music. Fall, Spring.