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Table of Content
[edit] Divisions and Departments
Here are the current departments in the School of Music and Dance
- Music in Film - Participants study the history of music in film and create sound tracks for new movies.
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- This course breaks down film scoring into the basic steps for musicians and filmmakers who want to expand their skills. After 15 very short lessons, you begin working with real scenes. Developed in partnership with Wikiversity Film School.
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- Basic Blues & Rock - participants learn and practice the fundamental patterns, chord progressions and other basics of Blues, Rock and related music styles.
Note to new instructors
- Proper formatting
- If you wish to start your own Division or Department in the School of Music and Dance, please use the page naming format of:
[[Topic:Your Department Name | Your full departmental name]]
- Divisions and Departments of this school exist on pages in "topic" namespace. Start the name of departments with the "Topic:" prefix; departments reside in the Topic: namespace. Departments and divisions link to learning meaterials and learning projects. Divisions can link subdivisions or to departments. For more information on schools, divisions and departments look at the Naming Conventions.
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[edit] Active participants
The histories of Wikiversity pages indicate who the active participants are. If you are an active participant in this school, you can list your name here (this can help small schools grow and the participants communicate better; for large schools it is not needed).
- Tdawggk
- Dr. Lovely Sharma, Sitarist
- Pianist
- Mr Music play a note
- Chridall
- Pedmands
- Matt Kaner
- HappyCamper
- Jonathan Chasteen
- CQ
- Robert Elliot, the instructor for the "Film scoring introduction for filmmakers (non-musicians) and the Film scoring for musicians." If you want more information about the courses, you can contact me by clicking here.
- Shadow Song
- Ahmednh
- Capacchione
- Aidan
- Scott
- Raspberry - Ear training, Western music theory, many broad topics
- Bananagirl
- Nannus the focus of my interest is in African music and dance. I also want to work on making the structure of this school a little less eurocentric.
- MusicWeaver
- Randalllin
- Kittybriton I know a little about the recorder, and its part in early music, so will try to start building a course for recorder students.
- Richums
- Laleena 19:01, 6 July 2007 (UTC) My specialty is Biblical music & musical instruments, including piano & flutophone. Not much theory/composition.
- Aaron Walden Specializing in folk instruments and early instruments.
- Dr. Raphael Thoene Graduate in composition, music theory, Ph.D. in musicology. I look forward to contribute a few articles on Music-Theory related questions or musicological concepts.
- User:Chocoman
- User:Piratebob13 specializing in Bluegrass, New Acoustic and folk music, especially concerning the mandolin.
- P.M. Dahl
- Matt Balmer -- specializing in brass instruments, music theory, and music education in general.
- User:goodguy007 -- specializing in country and christian music, along with clairnet drum and piano areas.
[edit] School news
- August 15 - School founded! -what year?
[edit] Learning resources
[edit] Performance
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- Percussion Instruments
- Auxiliary Percussion (Cymbals, wind chimes, other toys, etc.)
- Concert Drums (Snare drum, bass drum, timpani, etc.)
- Drumset
- Mallet Instruments (Marimba, xylophone, vibraphone, chimes, etc.)
- Tabla (an Indian pair of drums)
- Pipe and tabor
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[edit] Theory and Composition
[edit] Western Music
The goal of the Theory and Composition department is to equip the student with the tools and skills necessary to compose, arrange and analyze music. At the completion of this course of study, students will possess the skills and knowledge of western theory, creative writing, arranging, as well as having a portfolio of original works.
[edit] Ear Training
Ear training is learning/training your ears to recognize what you hear and put it down onto paper. These are basic learning guides, exercises and projects to help you understand in a meaningful way the flurry of sound in music.
[edit] Musicology
[edit] History
[edit] Western Music
[edit] African Music
African Music and Dance
[edit] Jazz Studies
Jazz:
[edit] Hands On
[edit] Library
[edit] Textbooks
[edit] External links
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