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MUSIC 577

CHORALE

1 credit.

Performance and study of choral chamber music. Students will audition for placement prior to the beginning of the semester

Prerequisites & course information

Requisites: Graduate/professional standing Course Designation: Grad 50% - Counts toward 50% graduate coursework requirement Repeatable for Credit: Yes, unlimited number of completions Last Taught: Spring 2026 Learning Outcomes: 1. Prepare and perform quality choral literature that encompasses diverse musical expressions that represent a variety of historical and cultural perspectives. Audience: Graduate 2. Perform expressively a varied repertoire of music, learning the parts thoroughly and performing them accurately. Audience: Graduate 3. Exhibit improved music literacy, including sight singing, pitch and rhythmic accuracy, and aural skills. Audience: Graduate 4. Assist all members of the ensemble in the development of their vocal instruments and talents beyond their singing. Audience: Graduate 5. Utilize problem-solving skills to identify and correct problems within the ensemble rehearsal setting in a professional and ethical manner. Audience: Graduate 6. Cultivate and enhance leadership abilities within the ensemble. Audience: Graduate Learning Outcomes: 1. Prepare and perform quality choral literature that encompasses diverse musical expressions that represent a variety of historical and cultural perspectives. Audience: Graduate 2. Perform expressively a varied repertoire of music, learning the parts thoroughly and performing them accurately. Audience: Graduate 3. Exhibit improved music literacy, including sight singing, pitch and rhythmic accuracy, and aural skills. Audience: Graduate 4. Assist all members of the ensemble in the development of their vocal instruments and talents beyond their singing. Audience: Graduate 5. Utilize problem-solving skills to identify and correct problems within the ensemble rehearsal setting in a professional and ethical manner. Audience: Graduate 6. Cultivate and enhance leadership abilities within the ensemble. Audience: Graduate

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