Keyboard Studies

Keyboard Studies courses enhance keyboard playing and musicianship skills. The curriculum covers sight-reading, keyboard harmony, transposition, and score reading, and it is designed to sharpen specific practical skills that are necessary for keyboard players, conductors, and composers. Students are expected to have basic piano proficiency (ability to read both treble and bass clefs, and to play simple textures (e.g., a two-part Bach minuet or a four-part chorale) fluently at sight.

Application Information

Most keyboard studies offerings require an online application to be considered for enrollment.

All Keyboard Studies courses (Program Selection: Music - Keyboard Studies); Application deadline: Thu, January 9 @ 5pm ET

(Application Instructions)

Courses

Introduction to Keyboard Studies

• •  EVDIV 41 - Introduction to Keyboard Skills (In Person)

Keyboard Studies

• •  EVCRT 142 - Keyboard Skills I (In Person)
• •  EVCRT 242 - Keyboard Skills II (In Person)