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Here is some initial information
about this course. As the course's starting date approaches,
further info may be added to this page.
More detailed
information will be provided in
class, in the course syllabus, and on the course's Blackboard site. |
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Blackboard Log In.
Instructions on how to access this
course's Blackboard site may be found at the
Log-In Instructions page.
Textbooks, etc.
Note:
So that we can get started in an
efficient manner,
please bring your
textbook with you to the first class meeting.
Required Textbooks and Music CDs:
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Katherine
Charlton and Robert Hickock, Experience Music (with 2 audio
CDs included), 2nd ed., McGraw-Hill, (ISBN-13:
978-0077260705). Please do not buy a copy of
this book that is missing the 2 bundled CDs.
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Music CD: Beethoven, Symphonies No. 2 and No. 5
(Cleveland Orchestra, conducted by George Szell), Sony Classical (ASIN:
B00005YJNW). Only this specific recording will correctly match the
course assignments.
A Heads-Up about
Required Use of Internet and E-Mail.
In order to fulfill the requirements of this course, you will need
to utilize the Internet and e-mail on a regular basis.
It is the responsibility of the
student to ensure that she/he has consistent and reliable access to
an appropriately functioning computer with Internet connection for
completing Internet-based assignments on schedule, as well as for
receiving communications from the instructor. Lab computers,
Internet access, and wifi hotspots, are available on campus at
Cuyamaca College, should you need them during the first two weeks of
class. In Paris, computers with Internet
connection will be available on the premises of the Accord Language
School, and wifi access for laptops will be available in our main
classroom at the Théâtre du Gymnase. Wifi service may also be
provided in some of the student lodgings in Paris, but if it
is not, then Internet access will be readily available in Internet
cafes and other locations throughout Paris. If you possess a
laptop computer with wireless capability, you are encouraged to
bring it with you to Paris (transporting it preferably in your
carry-on baggage).
Course Syllabus:
To download a pdf file of the MUS 110 course
syllabus, please click
here.
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