In-depth exploration of styles and techniques of counterpoint of 15th and 16th centuries through writing and analysis of important forms of period, including species, canon, free counterpoint, cantus, firmus, point of imitation, motet, ricercare, etc. Letter grading.
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Requisites Official UCLA wording
Requisites: courses 102C and 111C, or 120C.
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MUSC 104A
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