MUS 3832 - Collaborative Piano

Credits: 1

Description: This course is a study of collaborative piano, exploring various piano repertoires of collaborative piano in different sizes and genres over the course of Western music history. Upon voice/instrumental applied instructors’ and ensemble directors’ recommendations of repertoires, collaborative pieces are assigned to piano students in the beginning of the semester to allow enough time for students to learn. Students are coached during the class period on their collaborative pieces, while also required to collaborate during ensemble rehearsals/lessons. Piano performing experience is required. The final concert takes place at the end of the semester.

Note: This course may be repeated for credit.