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MU 266

Theory III

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A continuation of MU162. MU266 introduces chromatic harmonies and their role in the Phrase Model including the Neapolitan chord, augmented sixth chords, chromaticallyaltered chords, and common-tone chords. The course explores modulation to closely-related, distant, and enharmonic keys. It also introduces chromatic sequences and chromatic contrary motion as well as binary forms. The course facilitates acquisition of active listening, audiation, harmonization, and analytical skills. Prerequisites: MU162. Exclusions: MU264.

A continuation of MU162. MU266 introduces chromatic harmonies and their role in the Phrase Model including the Neapolitan chord, augmented sixth chords, chromaticallyaltered chords, and common-tone chords. The course explores modulation to closely-related, distant, and enharmonic keys. It also introduces chromatic sequences and chromatic contrary motion as well as binary forms. The course facilitates acquisition of active listening, audiation, harmonization, and analytical skills. Prerequisites: MU162. Exclusions: MU264.

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A continuation of MU162. MU266 introduces chromatic harmonies and their role in the Phrase Model including the Neapolitan chord, augmented sixth chords, chromaticallyaltered chords, and common-tone chords. The course explores modulation to closely-related, distant, and enharmonic keys. It also introduces chromatic sequences and chromatic contrary motion as well as binary forms. The course facilitates acquisition of active listening, audiation, harmonization, and analytical skills. Prerequisites: MU162. Exclusions: MU264.

MU 266

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A continuation of MU162. MU266 introduces chromatic harmonies and their role in the Phrase Model including the Neapolitan chord, augmented sixth chords, chromaticallyaltered chords, and common-tone chords. The course explores modulation to closely-related, distant, and enharmonic keys. It also introduces chromatic sequences and chromatic contrary motion as well as binary forms. The course facilitates acquisition of active listening, audiation, harmonization, and analytical skills. Prerequisites: MU162. Exclusions: MU264.

A continuation of MU162. MU266 introduces chromatic harmonies and their role in the Phrase Model including the Neapolitan chord, augmented sixth chords, chromaticallyaltered chords, and common-tone chords. The course explores modulation to closely-related, distant, and enharmonic keys. It also introduces chromatic sequences and chromatic contrary motion as well as binary forms. The course facilitates acquisition of active listening, audiation, harmonization, and analytical skills. Prerequisites: MU162. Exclusions: MU264.

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A continuation of MU162. MU266 introduces chromatic harmonies and their role in the Phrase Model including the Neapolitan chord, augmented sixth chords, chromaticallyaltered chords, and common-tone chords. The course explores modulation to closely-related, distant, and enharmonic keys. It also introduces chromatic sequences and chromatic contrary motion as well as binary forms. The course facilitates acquisition of active listening, audiation, harmonization, and analytical skills. Prerequisites: MU162. Exclusions: MU264.

MU 266 Prerequisites

MU 162 (Min. Grade D-)

MU 266 Leads To

MU 268, MU 344, MU 361, MU 367, MU 342, MU 375, MU 374

MU 266 Restrictions

Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels:

Undergraduate (UG)

Cannot be enrolled in one of the following Year Levels:

Year 1 (1)

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