FNAT

FINE ARTS

FNAT 2703 Visual Arts I (studio) 3 ch [W]Same as ED 3218. Studio practicum in one or more visual arts.

FNAT 2704 Visual Arts II (studio) 3ch [W]Same as Ed 3219. Advanced studio practice in one or more visual arts media.

FNAT 3000 Studio Work 6 chPractical work in one of the fine arts disciplines. Students must seek permission of the appropriate director before registering.

FNAT 3001 Studio Work 3 chPractical work in one of the fine arts disciplines, offered as an alternative to the FNAT 3000 format. Students must seek permission of the appropriate director before registering.

FNAT 3002 Studio Work 3 chPractical work in one of the fine arts disciplines, offered as an alternative to the FNAT 3000 format. Students must seek permission of the appropriate director before registering.

Deleted: FNAT 2113

Deleted: Introduction to Music

Formatted: Centered

Deleted: 3 ch [W]

Deleted: Introduction to the history, language, and elements of Western music; development of basic skills of music-making.

Deleted: FNAT 2114

Deleted: Introduction to Music Appreciation

Deleted: 3 ch

Deleted: Introductory course in music appreciation for the classical music lover with little or no music background. This course covers elements of music, performing media, and historical music periods from the Middle Ages to the Twentieth Century. The student will be introduced to music terminology, important composers and will develop listening skills. May require attendance to a symphony and additional lab fee.

Deleted: FNAT 2123

Deleted: Music Theory I

Deleted: 3 ch [W]

Deleted: Introductory course in music theory for those students with some musical background. Students who successfully complete FNAT 2113, have come through well-rounded high school music programs, or conservatory exams should enter at this level.

Deleted: FNAT 2124

Deleted: Music Theory II

Deleted: 3 ch [W]

Deleted: This is a second-level course on the fundamentals of music. Content includes rhythmic subdivisions, non-harmonic tones, harmonizing of melodies, secondary chords, principles of chord ... [1]

Deleted: FNAT 2143

Deleted: Introduction to Jazz Theory

Deleted: 3 ch

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Deleted: FNAT 2797

Deleted: Rock and American Popular ... [3]

Deleted: 3 ch

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Deleted: FNAT 3113

Deleted: Computers in Music, an ... [5]

Deleted: 3 ch [W]

FNAT 3703 The Power of Images (Cross Listed: ED 5154) 3ch [W]Same as Ed 5154. The integral relationship between visual images and other areas of study. Analyses and interpretations of a variety of images from pop culture, western and non-western art, children’s books, film, video, family photos, and advertisements, as these influence knowledge and understanding of oneself and others. Prerequisite: previous course in visual art, art education, or media.

FNAT 4704 Readings in Contemporary Art Theory 3 chA seminar-based approach to the in-depth consideration of contemporary art theory and practise. Individual research projects to include written, oral and visual presentations.

Deleted: The use of computers in all facets of the music industry from music theory and history to analysis and MIDI applications.

Deleted: FNAT 3123

Deleted: Musical Composition

Deleted: 3 ch [W]

Deleted: A course in harmony, counterpoint, and other basic elements of composition for students with some musical background and literacy. Prerequisite: FNAT 2124 or its equivalent or the permission of the instructor.

Deleted: FNAT 3133

Deleted: Conducting

Deleted: 3 ch [W]

Deleted: Basic conducting techniques as applied to wind, string, and vocal ensembles and the interpretation of various types of music. Permission of the Director of Music required before registering.

Deleted: FNAT 3796

Deleted: Music of Canada

Deleted: 3 ch

Deleted: Introduction to Canada's rich and diverse traditions, institutions, and industry. From the musical traditions of the First Nations peoples, through the music of the early settlers, to today's diversity of styles, Canada's music will be studied in its cultural and historical contexts. No prerequisite.

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This is a second-level course on the fundamentals of music. Content includes rhythmic subdivisions, non-harmonic tones, harmonizing of melodies, secondary chords, principles of chord progression, seventh chords and elementary modulation.

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Students will gain an understanding of the theoretical concepts of the jazz language. This includes chords, scales and modes, chord construction and terminology, typical jazz melodies, bass lines and rhythms. The purpose of the course is to give a basic vocabulary used in the jazz idiom. Students will develop the capacity to converse musically and verbally with other musicians and learn a theoretical foundation that will assist in future self-teaching.

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Rock and American Popular Music

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This course is a survey of the history of Rock music from its origins in the late nineteenth century to the present day. Topics addressed include: the effects of technology in the music industry, role of African-American music in the development of popular music, the developments of Jazz, R&B, and early Rock and Roll, and the “white appropriation” of African-American music. The course finishes with a survey of recent trends of disco, new wave, heavy metal, rap and alternative music.

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Computers in Music, an Introduction