Writing and Arranging for the Modern Choir
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In this course, students will develop an idiomatic understanding of writing and arranging for choirs. A variety of analytical techniques specifically suited for choral repertoire will be utilized, including analysis of text, texture, and counterpoint, in addition to melodic and harmonic analysis. Repertoire will be drawn from compositions ranging from the Renaissance to the present day in order to familiarize students with the idioms and techniques known to modern choral singers, including: works for a cappella chorus; chorus with, keyboard, chamber ensemble and/or orchestra; and other specific choral ensemble types.
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