This course continues the introduction to basic musicianship and structural elements begun in Theory I. Emphasis is placed on developing aural and sight-singing skills. Class activities will include extensive work at the piano. Students will work on visual and aural analysis of music from the Broadway, Folk, Pop and Rock repertoire. Prerequisite: 153. Restricted to music theatre majors.

The Piano Proficiency II course is the second of three levels designed to provide developing musicians with basic keyboard competency. Specifically, students will develop piano technique and music theory through keyboard patterns including: three vocalises, major and minor scales (two octaves, hands together, white keys only), and chord progressions (inversions + ii chord). Sight-reading and repertoire will be at a level higher than that of Piano Proficiency I. Transposition of folk melodies will include a left hand blocked-chord accompaniment.

The Piano Proficiency I course is the first of three levels designed to provide developing musicians with basic keyboard competency.

Introduction to the study and development of listening and musicianship skills. This course will cover the applications of moveable-do Solfege and la-based minor, melodic dictation, rhythmic dictation, and sight singing.

A continuation of the study and development of listening and musicianship skills. This course will cover the applications of moveable-do solfege and la-based minor, melodic dictation, rhythmic dictation, and sight singing. Prerequisite: 106.

Designed for the general student, the course aims to enhance the student's understanding and enjoyment of music through a survey of Western and non-western musical styles. Activities include: assigned readings, listening, interactive class discussions, guest performers, and video presentations. Students are required to give class presentations on assigned topics and attend a minimum of two concerts during the semester in which the class is taken. AE

Open to all students and community members, Choral Arts offers singers the opportunity to perform deeply rich, engaging, and varied works in an environment that is welcoming and accommodating. There is no expectation that participants study (or have studied) music, only that they bring a passion for choral music that will be shared through rehearsals and performance. AE

A treble choral ensemble drawn from all major areas in the university. This ensemble performs two major choral concerts each semester including the "A Viterbo Christmas." This chorale performs a variety of literature, including classical, gospel, folk, and pop. The chorale rehearses twice weekly and is open to all soprano and alto singers. No audition required-only a voice placement hearing with the director to establish each singer's voice part in the choir. Restricted to students with freshman and sophomore standing. May be repeated for credit. AE

A pop choir ensemble drawn from all major areas in the college and the community. Emphasis on performing literature from the Pop, Rock, Country and Music Theatre repertoire. This is a great opportunity to explore a wide variety of song styles.. Enrollment by audition. Restricted to students with freshman and sophomore standing. May be repeated for credit. AE

Concert Choir is an auditioned, mixed choral ensemble of 70+ singers drawn from all major areas in the university. The choir performs literature from all musical eras including a wide range of genres and stylistic periods. The choir performs two major concerts per semester including "A Viterbo Christmas" and sings for events on campus and in the community. The choir embarks on an annual regional or national tour has the opportunity to travel every fourth year for an international tour. Emphasis on excellence in musicianship and performance. Enrollment by audition.