CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
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98521 |
CNSV 100
Studio Instruction |
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4 credits
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98524 |
CNSV 104
Secondary Piano |
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2 credits
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98525 |
CNSV 108
Aural Skills I |
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2 credits
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98526 |
CNSV 109
Aural Skills II |
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2 credits
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98522 |
CNSV 110
Chamber Music |
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0 credit
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98523 |
CNSV 112
Orchestral Training and Repertoire |
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0 credit The purpose of this course is to introduce
Conservatory students to the art of orchestral playing. Weekly sessions
will include preparation for concerts, orchestral exercises, and readings of
important orchestral repertoire including concerto accompaniments for fellow
students. Required for all Conservatory performance majors
(pianists as needed). Instructors: Leon Botstein and Erica
Kiesewetter.
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98527 |
CNSV 115
Conservatory Seminar I |
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4 credits The Conservatory Seminar
is a unique four-semester course that integrates music theory, aural skills,
and music history. The Seminar is based on works that the students are
studying, and each week students perform from among these works in class to
illustrate the topics under discussion. The course material is
taught on a “need to know” basis, emphasizing its relevance to the students’
work as performers. In the third semester of the Conservatory
Seminar students compose in a variety of styles; the fourth semester is devoted
to free composition.
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98528 |
CNSV 215A Conservatory Seminar
III: Composing in Styles |
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4 credits
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98529 |
CNSV 215B Conservatory Seminar
III: Species Counterpoint |
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4 credits
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98530 |
CNSV 216
Conservatory Seminar IV: Composition |
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4 credits
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98531 |
CNSV 120
Wind
Class |
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2 credits
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98535 |
CNSV 204
Performance Practice Workshop |
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2 credits
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98532 |
CNSV 211
Alexander Technique for Musicians |
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1 credit The Alexander Technique
provides a way of teaching us how to re-connect with our own innate
energies. For musicians this means discovering a way of performing with
greater muscular ease, less accumulated fatigue and a less restrictive approach
to technique. This course introduces both F. M. Alexander's principles
and a new set of physical experiences suited to the musician's specific
needs. The aim of the class will be learning how to apply the Technique
to practice and performance situations. Students will have the
opportunity to work with their instruments in class.
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98536 |
CNSV 310
Keyboard Skills |
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2 credits
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98533 |
CNSV IND A Independent Study:
Chamber Music |
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2 credits
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98534 |
CNSV IND B Independent Study:
Orchestral Studies |
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2 credits