MUSI 3310
Theory I
Course Description
Ability to read music, and familiarity with basic concepts of pitch intervals and scales
Artistic, Interpretive, & Philosophical Inquiry
Studies the pitch and rhythmic aspects of several musical styles, including European art music, blues, African drumming, and popular music. Focuses on concepts and notation related to scales and modes, harmony, meter, form, counterpoint, and style. Prerequisite: Ability to read music, and familiarity with basic concepts of pitch intervals and scales..
Instructors
Scott DeVeaux
Fall 2026
Fred Maus
Fall 2026
Michael Puri
Spring 2026
Carlehr Swanson
Spring 2025
John Walker
Spring 2025
John Michael Walker
Spring 2025
To Announced
Fall 2024
Dilshan Weerasinghe
Spring 2024
Samuel Golter
Spring 2023
Kristin Hauge
Spring 2023
Faculty Staff
Spring 2022
Natalia Perez
Fall 2021
TBA TBA
Fall 2021
Heather Mease
Fall 2020
Vivian Luong
Fall 2019
Rami Stucky
Fall 2019
Christopher Luna
Spring 2018
Kevin Davis
Fall 2017
Scott Deveaux
Fall 2017
Stephanie Doktor
Spring 2017
Aldona Dye
Spring 2017
Steven Lewis
Spring 2016
Aaron Stepp
Spring 2016
Jarek Ervin
Fall 2015
Jon Bellona
Spring 2015
Stephanie Gunst
Fall 2014
Daniel Shanahan
Spring 2014
Craig Comen
Fall 2013
Matthew Jones
Spring 2013
Amy Coddington
Fall 2012
Gretchen Michelson
Fall 2012
Jeffrey Decker
Fall 2011
Peter D'Elia
Fall 2011
David Cosper
Fall 2010
Yury Spitsyn
Fall 2010
Victor Szabo
Fall 2010
Elizabeth Lindau
Spring 2010
Sarah Culpeper
Fall 2009
Emily Gale
Fall 2009
Peter Tschirhart
Fall 2009