ETHNMUS M6C
Introduction to Musicianship
Ethnomusicology · 2 units · Undergraduate lower division (0-99)
(Same as Music M6C and Musicology M6C.) Introduction to musicianship through in-depth exploration of basic common musical elements and training in aural recognition, sight singing, dictation, and keyboard skills. Focus on topics such as tonal and modal harmony, rhythm, improvisation, composition, notation, and ear training to prepare students for later theory courses, participation in music ensembles, advanced study in music, and professional careers.
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Official UCLA wording
Preparation: placement examination. Enforced requisite: course M6B with grade of C– or better.
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ETHNMUS M6C
- ETHNMUS M6BIntroduction to Musicianship
- ETHNMUS M6AIntroduction to Global Musicianship
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ETHNMUS M6C
- ETHNMUS 183Study of Ethnomusicology
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