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MUSC 20BMusic Theory II

Music · 3 units · Undergraduate lower division (0-99)

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Theory: diatonic harmony through secondary dominants and diminished sevenths; modulations to dominant and relative keys; writing of four-part chorales; style composition in baroque dance forms; introduction to figured bass notation.

P/NP or letter grading.

When it runs

  • Winter 2026
  • Winter 2027

Scheduled, not typical — from UCLA’s Schedule of Classes, which publishes Fall 2025 through Spring 2027 and nothing before it.

Requisites

Official UCLA wording

Enforced requisite: course 20A with grade of C or better.

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confidence 1.00 · from text
grade C or better in
  • MUSC 20A

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Requires

Everything that has to come before this course, not just the courses named in the requisite above.

MUSC 20B

  • MUSC 20AMusic Theory I

1 direct requisite. The whole upstream is here — 1 course over 1 level. Every course here opens its own tree.

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What this course is a requisite for, and what those courses lead to in turn.

MUSC 20B

  • MUSC 20CMusic Theory III
    • MUSC 66Composition Studioanother path to it
    • MUSC 110BMusicality and Creativity in Childhoodanother path to it
    • ETHNMUS 20AMusical Cultures of World: Europe and Americas
      • ANTHRO M158Culture of Jazz Aesthetics
      • GJ STDS M130Culture of Jazz Aesthetics
      • ETHNMUS M130Culture of Jazz Aesthetics
      • ETHNMUS 164World Music Composition
    • MUSC 110CComparative Study of Choral Music Educationanother path to it
    • ETHNMUS 20BMusical Cultures of World: Africa and Near East
      • ANTHRO M158Culture of Jazz Aestheticsanother path to it
      • GJ STDS M130Culture of Jazz Aestheticsanother path to it
      • ETHNMUS M130Culture of Jazz Aestheticsanother path to it
      • ETHNMUS 183Study of Ethnomusicology
    • ETHNMUS 20CMusical Cultures of World: Asia3 more beyond
      • ANTHRO M158Culture of Jazz Aestheticsanother path to it
      • GJ STDS M130Culture of Jazz Aestheticsanother path to it
      • ETHNMUS M130Culture of Jazz Aestheticsanother path to it
      • ETHNMUS C156AMusic in China
    • MUSC 120AMusic Theory IV1 more beyond
      • MUSC 110BMusicality and Creativity in Childhoodanother path to it
      • MUSC 110CComparative Study of Choral Music Educationanother path to it
      • MUSC 110DComparative Study of Instrumental Music Educationanother path to it
  • MUSC 66Composition Studio
    • MUSC 166Advanced Composition Studio
      • MUSC 169Capstone Composition Recital
  • MUSC 110BMusicality and Creativity in Childhood
  • MUSC 110CComparative Study of Choral Music Education
  • MUSC 110DComparative Study of Instrumental Music Education
  • MUSC 111AMusic Theory through Improvisation
    • MUSC 110BMusicality and Creativity in Childhoodanother path to it
    • MUSC 111BMusic Creation and Analysis through Technologyanother path to it
    • MUSC 111CArranging Music for Educational Settingsanother path to it
  • MUSC 111BMusic Creation and Analysis through Technology
    • MUSC 110BMusicality and Creativity in Childhoodanother path to it
    • MUSC 111CArranging Music for Educational Settingsanother path to it
  • MUSC 111CArranging Music for Educational Settings
    • MUSC 104AModal Counterpoint
    • MUSC 104BSpecial Topics in Counterpoint
    • MUSC 106AOrchestration I
      • MUSC 106BOrchestration IIanother path to it
    • MUSC 106BOrchestration II
      • MUSC 124AScoring for Symphony Orchestra
      • MUSC 124BScoring for Wind Ensemble
      • MUSC 124CScoring and Arranging for Choral Ensemble
    • MUSC 110BMusicality and Creativity in Childhoodanother path to it
  • MUSC 116Introduction to Conducting
    • MUSC 117Study and Conducting of Instrumental and Choral Literature
      • MUSC C118AAdvanced Choral Conductinganother path to it
      • MUSC C118BChoral Techniques and Methodsanother path to it
      • MUSC C218AAdvanced Choral Conductinganother path to it
    • MUSC C118AAdvanced Choral Conducting
      • MUSC C118BChoral Techniques and Methodsanother path to it
    • MUSC C118BChoral Techniques and Methods
    • MUSC C218AAdvanced Choral Conducting
      • MUSC C218BChoral Techniques and Methodsanother path to it
    • MUSC C218BChoral Techniques and Methods
  • MUSC 119Jazz and Technology Pedagogy
  • MUSC 121Special Topics in 20th-Century Music
  • MUSC 122Speculative Music Theory

12 courses list this as a requisite. Showing 60 courses over 3 levels; the branches marked with a count carry on past it. Every course here opens its own tree.