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Music
The Music program is structured to integrate theory and practice. Students select a combination of component courses that together constitute one full course (called a Music Third). A minimal Music Third includes four components:
- Individual instruction (instrumental performance, composition, or voice), the central area of study around which the rest of the program is planned;
- Theory and/or history (see requirements below);
- A performance ensemble (see area requirements below);
- Concert Attendance/Music Tuesdays Requirement (see below).
The student, in consultation with the faculty, plans the music program best suited to his or her needs and interests. Advanced students may, with faculty consent, elect to take two thirds of their course study in music.
Music courses
- Advanced Theory: Advanced Tonal Theory and Analysis
- Advanced Theory: Jazz Theory and Harmony
- Advanced Theory: 20th-Century Theoretical Approaches: Post-Tonal and Rock Music
- African Classics of the Post-Colonial Era
- Awareness Through Movement® for Musicians
- Baroque Ensemble
- Basic Aural Skills
- Bluegrass Performance Ensemble
- Chamber Choir
- Chamber Music
- Chamber Music Improvisation
- Concert Attendance/Music Tuesdays Requirement
- Conducting
- Debussy and the French School
- Diction for Singers
- Ethnomusicology of Africa, Asia, and the Middle East: Structures of Music, Structures of Power
- Ethnomusicology of Africa, Asia, and the Middle East: Structures of Music, Structures of Power
- Evolution of a Performance
- Experimental Improvisation Ensemble
- First-Year Studies: Music and Technology
- Gamelan Angklung Chandra Buana
- Guitar Class
- Guitar Ensemble
- Hearing and Singing
- Intermediate Aural Skills
- Introduction to Electronic Music and Music Technology
- Jazz Colloquium
- Jazz History
- Jazz Performance and Improvisation Workshop
- Jazz Vocal Ensemble
- Jazz Vocal Seminar
- Keyboard Lab
- Keyboard Literature
- Master Class
- MIDI: Sequencing, Recording, and Mastering Electronic Music
- Mozart and Beethoven: Music from 1720-1810
- Music of Transcendent Experience
- Music of Transcendent Experience
- Music Workshop
- Orchestra Projects
- Sarah Lawrence Orchestra
- Sarah Lawrence String Orchestra
- Self-Discovery Through Singing
- Seminar in Vocal Performance
- Senior Recital
- Sight Reading for Instrumentalists
- So This Is Opera?
- Studio Class
- Studio Composition and Music Technology
- Survey of Western Music
- The Blues Ensemble
- The Cygnus Ensemble: Artists-in-Residence
- The Music of J. S. Bach
- The Music of J. S. Bach
- Theory II: Basic Tonal Theory and Composition
- *Theory I: Materials of Music
- 20th-Century Compositional Techniques
- Violin Master Class
- West African Percussion Ensemble Faso Foli
- Women’s Vocal Ensemble