Northwestern University Bienen School of Music 0 courses
Courses in the Conducting and Ensembles Program are available to all music majors. Non-music majors may be eligible for ensembles by audition and as space is available. CONDUCT 323-0 Marching Band Techniques (0.5 Unit) Writing for marching and pep bands; rehearsing for the marching band. SoC Humanities and Fine Arts Distro CONDUCT 326-0 Foundations of Conducting (1 Unit) Fundamentals in both instrumental and choral conducting; transpositions, ranges, and podium technique. Extensive laboratory experience with videotaped evaluation. SoC Humanities and Fine Arts Distro CONDUCT 335-0 Selected Topics (1 Unit) Topics relevant to the professional needs of conducting students. SOC Additional Distro CONDUCT 340-1 Advanced Conducting Band (1 Unit) Separate quarters of band, orchestral, and choral conducting that emphasize the techniques of score preparation and analysis, repertoire, and rehearsal methods. Prerequisite: CONDUCT 326-0 or equivalent. May be repeated for credit. SoC Humanities and Fine Arts Distro CONDUCT 340-2 Advanced Conducting Choral (1 Unit) Separate quarters of band, orchestral, and choral conducting that emphasize the techniques of score preparation and analysis, repertoire, and rehearsal methods. Prerequisite: CONDUCT 326-0 or equivalent. May be repeated for credit. SoC Humanities and Fine Arts Distro CONDUCT 340-3 Advanced Conducting Orchestral (1 Unit) Separate quarters of band, orchestral, and choral conducting that emphasize the techniques of score preparation and analysis, repertoire, and rehearsal methods. Prerequisite: CONDUCT 326-0 or equivalent. May be repeated for credit. SoC Humanities and Fine Arts Distro CONDUCT 364-0 Choral Organizations (0.5 Unit) University Chorale, University Singers, University Chorus, Alice Millar Chapel Choir, and Northwestern Camerata. Open to all qualified students. Registration by Audition Only SOC Applied Humanities and Fine Arts Distro SoC Humanities and Fine Arts Distro
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