Introduction to Music | Syllabus | Queens College | Summer 2023
Syllabus for a four week online asynchronous course, featuring units on Hildegard von Bingen, child prodigies, music in 20th century movements, and […]
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The World of Music | Syllabus | Hunter College | Fall 2020
Syllabus for online asynchronous course: “This course surveys musical practices from around our world. The primary objective of this course is for […]
Topics in Musicology (“Bach in the Concert Hall”) | Syllabus | Queens College | Spring 2023
Syllabus and course schedule for a seminar-style writing intensive course that serves as the capstone for the music history sequence. The topic […]
Introduction to Music | Syllabus | Queens College | Spring 2023
Syllabus for MUSIC 1 at Queens College using OER Instructor: Madison Schindele Course: Introduction to Music (MUSIC 1)
Introduction to Music | Syllabus | Queens College | Spring 2022
Online and in-person. Organized by social topics rather than chronology; incorporates world music and popular music alongside Western art music. Assignments include […]
Introduction to Music | Syllabus | Queens College | Spring 2023
Syllabus for Introduction to Music at Queens College. Flexible semester-long multistage project. Instructor: Poe M. Allphin Course: Introduction to Music (MUSIC 1)
Ear Training II | Syllabus | City College | Fall 2022
This syllabus is from the second (and final) level of Ear Training at CCNY. This course is based primarily on popular music. […]
Music Theory Fundamentals | Syllabus | City College | Fall 2021
This syllabus was used in an online-format Music Theory Fundamentals course at CCNY that had both asynchronous and synchronous elements. With help […]
The World of Music | Syllabus | Hunter College | Spring 2019
Syllabus for in-person world music survey course at Hunter College. Includes overview, learning goals, grading policy, description of assignments & quizzes, college […]
Music Theory 2 | Syllabus | Brooklyn College | Fall 2021
Online, synchronous. This syllabus is for Theory 2 at Brooklyn College, which only has three semesters of basic theory. It would probably […]
