Provides an introduction to the field of music therapy and prepares students for their first clinical assignments.

Music fundamentals and the beginning of diatonic harmony, part-writing, and analysis.

Fundamentals of ear training involving aural perception of materials of Music Theory I. Laboratory in aural skills drill and keyboard harmony included.

A continuation of the material of Music Theory I through more complex diatonic part-writing and analysis through beginning chromatic harmony and analysis. Keyboard harmony work is included.

Ear training involving diatonic and beginning chromatic materials.

Applied music instruction (instrumental or vocal) offered at all levels through enrollment in the University of Georgia Community Music School.

Applied instruction in a musical instrument or voice for the freshman year.

Applied instruction in a musical instrument or voice for the second semester of the freshman year.

An introduction to guitar playing. Students will learn the basic fundamentals for a healthy and versatile playing technique. Music notation will be taught. A nylon string (classical) guitar is required. No prior experience playing music or guitar is needed. Guitar rentals are available.

Provides students with the opportunity to not only study the traditional music of Trinidad, but also to experience this music through performance. Students will also learn about the history and evolution of the steel drum.

An introduction to music, musicians, and deeper listening experiences. Music of the past and present will be sampled as students acquire new abilities for appreciating the sound, style, and contexts for music.

An introduction to music, musicians, and deeper listening experiences. Music of the past and present will be sampled as students acquire new abilities for appreciating the sound, style, and contexts for music.