This document provides information about the course "Keyboard Skills and Harmony 2". The course builds on skills developed in "Keyboard Skills and Harmony 1" and teaches students to harmonize more complex melodies and play accompaniments for solo pieces using keyboard skills. Students will learn advanced concepts in harmony, counterpoint, and musical forms through keyboard exercises. The course aims to improve students' abilities in solo performance, accompaniment, and writing harmonic analyses. It is compulsory for bachelor year 3 students, involves weekly lessons, and assessments include practical exams, assignments, and a final grade.
This document provides information about the course "Keyboard Skills and Harmony 2". The course builds on skills developed in "Keyboard Skills and Harmony 1" and teaches students to harmonize more complex melodies and play accompaniments for solo pieces using keyboard skills. Students will learn advanced concepts in harmony, counterpoint, and musical forms through keyboard exercises. The course aims to improve students' abilities in solo performance, accompaniment, and writing harmonic analyses. It is compulsory for bachelor year 3 students, involves weekly lessons, and assessments include practical exams, assignments, and a final grade.
This document provides information about the course "Keyboard Skills and Harmony 2". The course builds on skills developed in "Keyboard Skills and Harmony 1" and teaches students to harmonize more complex melodies and play accompaniments for solo pieces using keyboard skills. Students will learn advanced concepts in harmony, counterpoint, and musical forms through keyboard exercises. The course aims to improve students' abilities in solo performance, accompaniment, and writing harmonic analyses. It is compulsory for bachelor year 3 students, involves weekly lessons, and assessments include practical exams, assignments, and a final grade.
This document provides information about the course "Keyboard Skills and Harmony 2". The course builds on skills developed in "Keyboard Skills and Harmony 1" and teaches students to harmonize more complex melodies and play accompaniments for solo pieces using keyboard skills. Students will learn advanced concepts in harmony, counterpoint, and musical forms through keyboard exercises. The course aims to improve students' abilities in solo performance, accompaniment, and writing harmonic analyses. It is compulsory for bachelor year 3 students, involves weekly lessons, and assessments include practical exams, assignments, and a final grade.
Course Content: Following the piano lessons and aural skills lessons in the first year of the bachelor programme students learn to apply their keyboard skills in harmonising melodies with simple chords and suitable voice leading in different textures. They also learn to play accompaniments (or reductions) for pieces for solo-instruments or voice and piano. The keyboard instrument is also used in exercises for playing chord progressions and as a tool in realising written exercises in harmony and counterpoint.
Objectives: At the end of the course, the student:
is able to harmonize simple melodies with standard chords and texture on
the keyboard instrument is able to play a basic (reduced) accompaniment to a solo-piece, is able to play and write simple assignments in harmony, basso-continuo, counterpoint with suitable voice leading in different textures is able to play and write simple musical phrases (antecedent-consequent, variations) Type of course: Compulsory Level: Bachelor 2 Prerequisites: Teachers: Music theory teachers Credit points: 3 EC Literature: Pilling: Harmonization of melodies at the keyboard; Barham Johnson: Keyboard Harmony for Beginners; Shumway: Harmony and Ear Training at the Keyboard; Hunt: Harmony at the Keyboard; Brings: A New Approach to Keyboard Harmony; Morris: Figured Harmony at the Keyboard.
Work forms: Group lesson
Assessment: Attendance 80%; Weekly evaluation of assignments and activities; Half-
term evaluation in December; Exam in June:
Practical exam in solo playing and accompaniment
Portfolio with written assignments
Sort of grading: Pass or Fail for attendance and Grade for exam
Language: English and Dutch
Schedule: Time: 1 lesson per week (50 minutes) Venue: Teachers: Arjen Berends, Arie Boers, Karst de Jong, Bert Mooiman, Klaas Trapman, Theo Verbey Information: Suzanne Konings: [email protected] Course title: Keyboard Skills and Harmony 2 Osiris course code: Course Content: Students learn to apply keyboard skills in harmonising melodies with chords and suitable voice leading in more complicated musical styles. They play or arrange accompaniments for pieces for solo-instruments or voice and piano. The keyboard instrument is also used in exercises for playing chord progressions and as a tool in realising more advanced written exercises in harmony and counterpoint.
Objectives: At the end of the course, the student:
is able to harmonize more difficult and melodies with chord progressions
and in different textures on the keyboard instrument is able to play an accompaniment to a solo-piece, is able to make reductions for accompanying a piece on the keyboard instrument is able to play and write more advanced assignments in harmony, basso- continuo, counterpoint with suitable voice leading in different textures is able to play and write musical phrases (antecedent-consequent, variations, small musical forms like minuet, trio, song, etc.) Type of course: Compulsory Level: Bachelor 3 Prerequisites: Keyboard Skills and Harmony 1 Teachers: Music theory teachers Credit points: 3 EC Literature: Pilling: Harmonization of melodies at the keyboard; Barham Johnson: Keyboard Harmony for Beginners; Shumway: Harmony and Ear Training at the Keyboard; Hunt: Harmony at the Keyboard; Brings: A New Approach to Keyboard Harmony; Morris: Figured Harmony at the Keyboard.
Work forms: Group lesson
Assessment: Attendance 80%; Weekly evaluation of assignments and activities; Half-
term evaluation in December; Exam in June:
Practical exam in solo playing and accompaniment
Portfolio with written assignments
Sort of grading: Pass or Fail for attendance and Grade for exam
Language: English and Dutch
Schedule: Time: 1 lesson per week (50 minutes) Venue: Teachers: Arjen Berends, Arie Boers, Karst de Jong, Bert Mooiman, Klaas Trapman, Theo Verbey Information: Suzanne Konings: [email protected]