For complete information as to courses offered in the current year, students
should consult the schedule of course offerings available each semester in the
Registrar’s Office. Courses numbered 100 through 499 are undergraduate
level; courses numbered 500 through 999 are graduate level. Course numbers
preceded by a “»” are typically offered each academic year. Course numbers
followed by a “T” are taught to mixed classes of undergraduates and graduates.
Undergraduate students may register for graduate-level courses with the
instructor’s permission. Courses followed by a “*” are repeatable for credit.
Courses followed by a “**” are repeatable for credit if the topic has changed
(permission from Academic Advisor required).
CHAMBER MUSIC
CHM 120 – Chamber Music
See Chamber Music and Ensembles for a description. (1 credit*) Faculty
»CHM 435T – Sonata Repertoire
Study, preparation, and performance of sonata repertoire. Open by audition
to string (except double bass), piano, and wind majors. (2 credits, 1 credit
for collaborative pianists) Faculty
»CHM 436T – Sonata Repertoire
Continuation of CHM 435T. (2 credits, 1 credit for collaborative pianists)
Faculty
CHM 520 – Chamber Music
See Chamber Music and Ensembles for a description. (1 credit*) Faculty
»CHM 535T – Sonata Repertoire
Graduate offering of CHM 435T. (2 credits) Faculty
»CHM 536T – Sonata Repertoire
Continuation of CHM 535T. (2 credits) Faculty
»CHM 553 – Interpretation Class
Issues of interpretation: phrase structure, rhythm, articulation, tempo,
and character; chamber music, conducting, teaching, and performance
techniques; poetry recitation. (2 credits) Faculty
»CHM 554 – Interpretation Class
Continuation of CHM 553. Prerequisite: CHM 553. (2 credits)
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GEORGE GERSHWIN