In this course we will explore the art and science of voice production and vocal instruction. The human anatomy and physiology as it relates to singing will be addressed. Other topics will include: Posture, Breath Management, Phonation, Registers, Voice Classification, Resonance and Projection, Vocal Health and Disorders and other related topics. Open to voice majors with a minimum of four semesters of voice study at the University or by consent of the instructor.

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Specialized topics in historical and systematic musicology. May be repeated for credit with varying content as advised.

Listening to examples of and reading about the African-American musical tradition. Includes spirituals, blues, jazz, gospel, and classical music of African-Americans. (Gen.Ed. AT, U)

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Survey of music of the European classical tradition. Music fundamentals, forms, and styles from the Medieval period to the 20th century. Listening to representative recordings of various stylistic periods. Concert attendance outside class time required. (Gen.Ed. AT)

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The Recital Choir is a laboratory chorus whose membership is comprised of graduate Choral Conducting majors and other interested advanced students, with the purpose to provide conducting pedagogy experiences for graduate Choral Conducting majors.