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Introduces the fundamentals of music theory. Recognition of notes in four clefs, key signatures, intervals, chords and tonal harmony, simple and compound rhythmic concepts as well as an introduction to simple diatonic voice-leading are the fundamentals covered in this unit. It introduces students to elements of theory that will allow for further advanced study of the development of tonal and non-tonal theory in Western music.
WEIGHT: 12.5%
ASSESSMENT: Exercises on material covered in lectures (40%), Final exam (60%)
TEACHING PATTERN: 5 x 2hr workshops
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