In this introduction to the building blocks of music, you’ll examine basic intervals, triads and 7th chords, scales, rhythm and meter. For students who have had some music training on an instrument or voice. 15 wks.
Riverpoint • WED. 5:30-6:25pm • Starts 2/3/10
7936 Instructor: John Babbitt
Curriculum will review and expand on concepts from Theory 1. Harmonic progressions, elements of voice leading, roman numeral analysis and chromatic harmony will also be included. Prerequisite: Successful completion of Music Theory 1 or consent of instructor. 15 wks.
Riverpoint • WED. 6:30-7:25pm • Starts 2/3/10
7937 Instructor: John Babbitt
Students who have completed Music Theory 2 and want to learn more are encouraged to take individual lessons with Mr. Babbitt. Lesson times and length are catered to your needs and availability. Please call 414.276.5760 to arrange for these lessons.
Looking for an opportunity to enhance your musicianship? Explore the components of intervals, scales, chords and the basics of harmony while also developing a functional knowledge of the piano keyboard. Additional components of the class include ear training, sight reading and sight singing skills. The class meets in our keyboard lab and is an excellent compliment for students who have had some music training on an instrument or voice. 15 wks.
Prospect Ave. • TUE. 7-7:55pm • Starts 2/2/10
7938 Instructor: John Babbitt
Learn the valuable skill of sight-singing intervals and simple melodies in major and minor modes using the solfege system. The class also includes rhythm reading and ear training. For students who have had some music training on an instrument or voice. 15 wks.
Riverpoint • WED. 7:30-8:25pm • Starts 2/3/10
7939 Instructor: John Babbitt
Many Conservatory faculty members also teach composition in several styles.
Peter Baime- classical
Mark Davis- jazz
Paul Silbergleit- jazz
Lynn Roginske- contemporary, popular and sacred
John Babbitt- contemporary, classical
Max Day- contemporary, classical
Curtis Stotlar- classical
Various lesson times and lengths are available according to your needs and availability. For details and more information, please call the Student Services Department at 414.276.5760.
Wisconsin Conservatory of Music
1584 North Prospect Avenue
Milwaukee, WI 53202
Phone: 414-276-5760 Fax: 414-276-6076
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