2010 Spring MUSIC 79B-02
Bulletin Course Description Insturctor: Cotton or Linnartz
(Instructor named in bulletin description above may not be current. For current instructor, see listing below.)
Title CLASS VOICE Department MUSIC Course Number 2010 Spring 79B Section Number 02 Primary Instructor Linnartz,Elizabeth B Prerequisites
Synopsis of course content
Group lessons are geared to the student's skill level and vocal development.
Lecture/demonstrations cover the basics of good singing, with an emphasis on
classical vocal technique. The remaining class time is used for individual
instruction using classical repertoire in a masterclass setting.
Textbooks
M. Dayme and C. Vaughan, The Singing Book, 2nd Edition, New York: Norton.
Assignments
Class attendance and participation; song practice, memorization and
performance; reading assignments; concert attendance.
Exams
A final performance of assigned songs on the last day of classes.
Term Papers
A three-page summary of principles learned over the semester and applications
for the individual.
Grade to be based on
Preparation for classes, class participation, completion of assignments, growth
in good singing skills.
Additional Information
Auditions occur during the first few days of classes. Come by early to reserve
a time slot and to fill out an Audition Information Form before your audition.
Auditionees should be prepared to sing one piece in any style or language.
Please bring a copy of your music for the accompanist who will be provided.
Please note that there is an additional fee for this class. Consult the Bursar's
Office for a current fee schedule.
