Art and Design

College Band (MUS202)

This course covers the performance of band literature with emphasis on excellence in musical performance and development of professional musicianship. Class members will participate in rehearsals and concerts.

Prequisites

Prerequisites: Approval of instructor.

Recommended: Experience with instrumental performance.

Learner Outcomes

  1. Demonstrate having supplemented an understanding of the creative music tradition through performing the music of important composers and arrangers in the Big Band idiom.
  2. Demonstrate having acquired training in musicality, phrasing, ensemble playing, and technical proficiency on his or her instrument.
  3. Demonstrate artistic growth and personal enrichment through the performance of band music.
  4. Demonstrate having gained practical musical experience through performing various genres and styles.


Section - ENR4003-023

College Orchestra

 This course provides an opportunity for orchestral musicians to perform repertoire ranging from Renaissance and Baroque to contemporary popular music.

Prequisites

Prerequisites: Approval of instructor.

Recommended: Minimum of one year's study on an instrument and experience in reading music.


Section - ENR4004-023

Introduction to Ikebana: (Japanese Flower Arranging)

This 3-hour workshop offers a hands-on introduction to Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging. In this brief yet immersive session, participants will learn the fundamental principles of Ikebana, including balance, simplicity, and the use of space in creating harmonious arrangements. Guided by an experienced instructor, students will explore various styles of Ikebana and gain practical knowledge of selecting and arranging flowers with mindful attention. Whether you're a beginner or looking to deepen your appreciation for this art form, this workshop provides a unique opportunity to connect with nature, express creativity, and create your own beautiful floral design to take home.

Prequisites

none

Learner Outcomes

1. Cut, shape, and arrange flowers, branches, and assorted plants at the beginner, intermediate, or advanced level following the rules and techniques of the Misho School's Shinka (New) style.


Section - ART4888-001

Jazz Ensemble (MUS204)

Performance of stage band literature from swing to contemporary periods. Study of jazz concepts, including improvisation. 

Prequisites

Prerequisites: Approval of instructor.

Recommended: Audition.

Learner Outcomes

  1. Demonstrate an improvement in one's ability to improvise over a variety of musical styles.
  2. Demonstrate having gained practical musical experience through performing various instrumentals and vocal styles.
  3. Demonstrate recognition of various styles, genres, and rhythms in the jazz idiom, including swing, rock, funk, and Afro-Cuban.
  4. Demonstrate having supplemented their understanding of the creative music tradition through performing the music of important composers and arrangers in the jazz idiom.
  5. Demonstrate having acquired training in jazz musicality, phrasing, and ensemble playing.
  6. Demonstrate artistic growth and personal enrichment through the performance of jazz music.


Section - ENR4005-023

Design

Introduction to Ikebana: (Japanese Flower Arranging)

This 3-hour workshop offers a hands-on introduction to Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging. In this brief yet immersive session, participants will learn the fundamental principles of Ikebana, including balance, simplicity, and the use of space in creating harmonious arrangements. Guided by an experienced instructor, students will explore various styles of Ikebana and gain practical knowledge of selecting and arranging flowers with mindful attention. Whether you're a beginner or looking to deepen your appreciation for this art form, this workshop provides a unique opportunity to connect with nature, express creativity, and create your own beautiful floral design to take home.

Prequisites

none

Learner Outcomes

1. Cut, shape, and arrange flowers, branches, and assorted plants at the beginner, intermediate, or advanced level following the rules and techniques of the Misho School's Shinka (New) style.


Section - ART4888-001

Music

College Band (MUS202)

This course covers the performance of band literature with emphasis on excellence in musical performance and development of professional musicianship. Class members will participate in rehearsals and concerts.

Prequisites

Prerequisites: Approval of instructor.

Recommended: Experience with instrumental performance.

Learner Outcomes

  1. Demonstrate having supplemented an understanding of the creative music tradition through performing the music of important composers and arrangers in the Big Band idiom.
  2. Demonstrate having acquired training in musicality, phrasing, ensemble playing, and technical proficiency on his or her instrument.
  3. Demonstrate artistic growth and personal enrichment through the performance of band music.
  4. Demonstrate having gained practical musical experience through performing various genres and styles.


Section - ENR4003-023

College Orchestra

 This course provides an opportunity for orchestral musicians to perform repertoire ranging from Renaissance and Baroque to contemporary popular music.

Prequisites

Prerequisites: Approval of instructor.

Recommended: Minimum of one year's study on an instrument and experience in reading music.


Section - ENR4004-023

Jazz Ensemble (MUS204)

Performance of stage band literature from swing to contemporary periods. Study of jazz concepts, including improvisation. 

Prequisites

Prerequisites: Approval of instructor.

Recommended: Audition.

Learner Outcomes

  1. Demonstrate an improvement in one's ability to improvise over a variety of musical styles.
  2. Demonstrate having gained practical musical experience through performing various instrumentals and vocal styles.
  3. Demonstrate recognition of various styles, genres, and rhythms in the jazz idiom, including swing, rock, funk, and Afro-Cuban.
  4. Demonstrate having supplemented their understanding of the creative music tradition through performing the music of important composers and arrangers in the jazz idiom.
  5. Demonstrate having acquired training in jazz musicality, phrasing, and ensemble playing.
  6. Demonstrate artistic growth and personal enrichment through the performance of jazz music.


Section - ENR4005-023

Visual Arts

Introduction to Ikebana: (Japanese Flower Arranging)

This 3-hour workshop offers a hands-on introduction to Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging. In this brief yet immersive session, participants will learn the fundamental principles of Ikebana, including balance, simplicity, and the use of space in creating harmonious arrangements. Guided by an experienced instructor, students will explore various styles of Ikebana and gain practical knowledge of selecting and arranging flowers with mindful attention. Whether you're a beginner or looking to deepen your appreciation for this art form, this workshop provides a unique opportunity to connect with nature, express creativity, and create your own beautiful floral design to take home.

Prequisites

none

Learner Outcomes

1. Cut, shape, and arrange flowers, branches, and assorted plants at the beginner, intermediate, or advanced level following the rules and techniques of the Misho School's Shinka (New) style.


Section - ART4888-001

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