EVCRT 241 - Keyboard Skills II

Mika Sasaki
Keyboard Skills II is a yearlong course that further develops musicianship skills at the keyboard. The curriculum is a continuation of its prerequisite, Keyboard Skills I. The course explores three areas of study: keyboard harmony, score reading, and transposition. Students will realize baroque figured bass, practice clef reading, transpose and analyze 19th-century songs, score-read selected chamber music and choral repertoire, and explore an introduction to improvisation and orchestral reductions of Classical and Romantic symphonies. Students may join in either fall or spring; however, spring placements are contingent on midyear vacancies. Prerequisite: Keyboard Skills I, or equivalent. Placement application required unless pre-approved to enroll.

13 weeks; 2 credits per semester

Wednesdays 5:30–7:30pm ET

September 18–December 18

In Person Only

$1,300 per semester

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