MUS 151: History of Music II Western Art Music 1815 to the Present
- Description
- History of Western art music with an emphasis on the main composers and their representative compositions, forms, genres, and compositional techniques including diatonicism, chromaticism, program music, impressionism, pentatonicism, octatonicism, whole-tone scale, neo-Baroque and neo-Classicism, polytonality, atonality, dodecaphony, aggregate, row partitioning and combinatoriality, total serialism, minimalism, pointilism, chance music, electronic music.
- Credit units
- .3
- Term description
- 2(3L-1P)
- College
- Arts and Science
- Department
- Music
- Formerly
- MUS 141/MUS 240.
-
Prerequisite(s)
- MUS 150.
-
Note
- Required for all Music programs (B.A., B.Mus., and B.Ed./B.Mus. (Mus.Ed.) degrees). Students with credit for MUS 141 or MUS 240 may not take 151 for credit.