Fairhaven Baptist College Catalog 2020-2021
Fairhaven Baptist College Catalog Fairhaven Baptist College Catalog
DEPARTMENT OF MUSICMU 101-102 EnsembleOpen by audition. Appearances are made on campus several times during the schoolyear along with extensive travel opportunities across the United States during the summer.Two semesters, one-half hour each semester.MU 103-104 Music ProficiencyLessons in voice, piano, organ, brass and woodwind instruments are available tostudents.Two semesters, one hour each semester.MU 105 Music Theory IThis course is a comprehensive review of the fundamentals of music theory. The coursebegins with instruction in basic pitch, scales, and key signatures. It will progress throughintervals, triads, notation of rhythm, four-part vocal writing, and primary triads in root positionand first inversion.Spring semester, three hours.MU 106 Music Theory IIThis course continues a comprehensive review of the fundamentals of music theory. Thecourse begins with primary triads in second inversion and progresses through secondarytriads, harmonization of melodies, non-chord tones, diatonic seventh chords, and writingmusic for the piano. Prerequisite MU 105.Fall semester, three hours.MU 107-108 ChoirOpen by audition at the opening of the fall term. Appearances are made on campus severaltimes during the school year.Two semesters, one-quarter hour each semester.MU 201-202 EnsembleSee course description MU 101-102.Two semesters, one-half hour each semester.MU 203-204 Music ProficiencySee course description MU 103-104.Two semesters, one hour each semester.MU 205 History of MusicThe history and development of music will be taught with the emphasis on good, acceptablemusic for Christians. Includes some hymnology and classical appreciation.One semester, three hours.MU 209 Hymn Playing IThis course will teach the student church hymn playing. Prerequisite a proficiency test bythe music department.One semester, one hour.MU 210 Hymn Playing IIPrerequisite MU 209.One semester, one hour.MU 211-212 ChoirSee course description MU 107-108.Two semesters, one-quarter hour each semester.MU 301-302 EnsembleSee course description MU 101-102.Two semesters, one-half hour each semester.69
MU 303-304 Music ProficiencySee course description MU 103-104.Two semesters, one hour each semester.MU 305 Music Theory IIIThis course continues a comprehensive review of the fundamentals of music theory. Itbegins with secondary dominants and progresses through secondary diminished seventhchords, augmented sixth chords, borrowed chords, Neapolitan chords, pedal point, andmodulation. Prerequisite MU 106.Spring semester, three hours.MU 306 Teaching MusicA course that will give the students the ability to teach children songs, rhythm, appreciationof music, note reading, and musical instruments. Identical to ED 305.One semester, three hours.MU 307 Elements of ConductingBasic patterns for choral and orchestral conducting and baton techniques. PrerequisiteMU 106.One semester, two hours.MU 309-310 Advanced Hymn PlayingSight reading of songs and hymns, transposition, improvisation, and accompaniment.Two semesters, one hour each semester.MU 311-312 ChoirSee course description MU 107-108.Two semesters, one-quarter hour each semester.MU 315 Vocal PedagogyMaterials, methods, and procedures used in the teaching of the basic principles of vocalproduction. Application will be made to individual lessons and group instruction.One semester, two hours.MU 401-402 EnsembleSee course description MU 101-102.Two semesters, one-half hour each semester.MU 403-404 Music ProficiencySee course description MU 103-104.Two semesters, one hour each semester.MU 405 Choral Writing and ArrangingPractical instruction in arranging and composing for the church choir and vocal ensembles.Prerequisitive MU 305.One semester, three hours.MU 407-408 ChoirSee course description MU 107-108.Two semesters, one-quarter hour each semester.70
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DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
MU 101-102 Ensemble
Open by audition. Appearances are made on campus several times during the school
year along with extensive travel opportunities across the United States during the summer.
Two semesters, one-half hour each semester.
MU 103-104 Music Proficiency
Lessons in voice, piano, organ, brass and woodwind instruments are available to
students.
Two semesters, one hour each semester.
MU 105 Music Theory I
This course is a comprehensive review of the fundamentals of music theory. The course
begins with instruction in basic pitch, scales, and key signatures. It will progress through
intervals, triads, notation of rhythm, four-part vocal writing, and primary triads in root position
and first inversion.
Spring semester, three hours.
MU 106 Music Theory II
This course continues a comprehensive review of the fundamentals of music theory. The
course begins with primary triads in second inversion and progresses through secondary
triads, harmonization of melodies, non-chord tones, diatonic seventh chords, and writing
music for the piano. Prerequisite MU 105.
Fall semester, three hours.
MU 107-108 Choir
Open by audition at the opening of the fall term. Appearances are made on campus several
times during the school year.
Two semesters, one-quarter hour each semester.
MU 201-202 Ensemble
See course description MU 101-102.
Two semesters, one-half hour each semester.
MU 203-204 Music Proficiency
See course description MU 103-104.
Two semesters, one hour each semester.
MU 205 History of Music
The history and development of music will be taught with the emphasis on good, acceptable
music for Christians. Includes some hymnology and classical appreciation.
One semester, three hours.
MU 209 Hymn Playing I
This course will teach the student church hymn playing. Prerequisite a proficiency test by
the music department.
One semester, one hour.
MU 210 Hymn Playing II
Prerequisite MU 209.
One semester, one hour.
MU 211-212 Choir
See course description MU 107-108.
Two semesters, one-quarter hour each semester.
MU 301-302 Ensemble
See course description MU 101-102.
Two semesters, one-half hour each semester.
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