Solfa Fundamentals Amy Branum Huggins       1 credit        Daily        9:00 a.m.  - 12:00 noon Room W056 This course is an introduction/review of basic musicianship skills, including sight singing using movable-do solfa, rhythm reading using AKI rhythm vocables, ear training, inner hearing, dictation, musical memory, improvisation, and part work.  Highly recommended as a Solfa I prep course for students who are inexperienced or rusty in musicianship skills.     All students applying for entrance to the master's program must take the Solfa Skills Assessment test to determine their current level of musicianship skills.  Depending upon test results, students may be excused from Solfa Fundamentals, recommended to take Solfa Fundamentals, or required to take Solfa Fundamentals.  Click the link below to make an appointment with the program director/ instructor to take the test: E-mail Amy Branum Huggins ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Return to Courses and Programs Page View Level I Course Descriptions View Level II Course Descriptions View Level III Course Descriptions View Course Numbers Return to Home Page

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