The Ohio State University, 1993-1996

221 Music Theory I Elements of music and musical notation; analytical concepts and terminology; fundamentals of harmony, part-writing, and melody; extensive practice through written drill and creative projects. Prereq: Passing of placement tests.
222 Music Theory II Principles of diatonic harmony, nonchordal melodic elements, and homophonic phrase structures; extensive practice in part-writing, analysis, and creative application. Prereq: 221.
223 Music Theory III Continuation of 222, including diatonic modulation and secondary dominant functions (emphasis on creative projects). Prereq: 222.
   
224 Aural Training I Training in aural musicianship and music reading; practical application through solfege, dictation, and keyboard drill. 4 lab hrs.
225 Aural Training II A continuation of 225, training in aural musicianship and music reading; practical application through solfege, dictation, and keyboard drill. 4 lab hrs. Prereq: 224.
226 Aural Training III A continuation of 225, with attention to harmonic, contrapuntal, and rhythmic problems. 4 lab hrs. Prereq: 225.
 
421 Music Theory IV Principles of 18th- and 19th-century chromatic harmony and modulation; extensive practice in part-writing, analysis, and creative application. 3 classes. Prereq: 223.
422 Music Theory V Compositional techniques in early 20th-century music; extensive practice through written drill, analysis, and creative projects. 3 classes. Prereq: 421.
423 Music Theory VI Continuation of 422, focusing on more recent developments in 20th-century music (emphasis on creative projects). 3 classes. Prereq: 422. Text: Straus, Introduction to Post-Tonal Theory.
   
424 Aural Training IV Intensive training in aural musicianship and music reading; practical application through solfege, dictation, and keyboard drill. 4 lab hrs. Prereq: 226.
425 Aural Training V A continuation of 424 at a more advanced level. 4 lab hrs. Prereq: 424.
426 Aural Training VI A continuation of 425; aural training at an advanced level. 4 lab hrs. Prereq: 425.
   
293.01 Individual Studies: Composition Private study in composition. One weekly lesson.
   
Guest lectures in Mus 141: Intro. to Music General survey of Western musical history from the Middle Ages to the present.