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Originally Posted by Burning Down
That is a lot! I'm guessing some of those were electives? I think of all the music courses you listed there, I've taken similar ones so far. Of the instrument oriented courses, I've only done Keyboard, but for next year I'm hoping to get into a Woodwind course, hopefully to play clarinet because I already own one!
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Yes, the non music classes are electives, but part of the degree. Everything I've taken is required to graduate, and same with next semester. However, I opted to take Trumpet and Clarinet at the same semester, so I don't have to take it later. Applied Cello is the only option class I listed.
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Originally Posted by Burning Down
My aural skills class in first year was like that. We met Tuesday and Friday, and there was something due for each class. We had to download media files and basically transcribe them.
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What else did you do? We met twice a week and did assignments in sight singing, chord quality identification (major, minor, augmented, diminished), error detection, rhythm reading, rhythmic dictation, harmonic dictation, and melodic dictation.