MUS 280 — Music Theory/Musicianship III
This is a course in music theory and musicianship dealing with chromatic harmony. The course covers all aspects of chromatic and extended tertian harmony in advanced four-part harmony and analysis of music examples. Secondary dominants, borrowed chords, Neapolitan triads, augmented sixth chords, and advanced modulation techniques are studied. All theoretical concepts also will be studied through practical applications including sight singing, ear training, dictation, rhythm exercises, and keyboard harmony. This course is not open to students who have received credit in MUS 108.