Music Appreciation – MUSC 1100

An introduction to music history, music literature, and critical listening skills.

Course	Instructor
MUSC 1100 1AG	Slava Prudchenko sprudchenko@gsu.edu
MUSC 1100 1BG	Gabriel Woods woodsg@savannahstate.edu
MUSC 1100 1CG	Martin Gendelman jmgendelman@georgiasouthern.edu
MUSC 1100 1DG	Serena Scibelli serena.scibelli@ung.edu
MUSC 1100 1EG	Luca Lombardi lombardi_luca@columbusstate.edu
MUSC 1100 1FG	Valerie Calhoun valerie_c@gordonstate.edu
MUSC 1100 1GG	Robert Scott Plato splato@gordonstate.edu
MUSC 1100 1HG	Timothy Smolko smolkot@uga.edu
MUSC 1100 1IG	Rebecca Johnston rebecca.johnston@ung.edu
MUSC 1100 5AG	Justin Xavier Carteret jcarteret@gordonstate.edu
MUSC 1100 5BG	Mark Laughlin mark.laughlin@gsw.edu
MUSC 1100 8AG	Jeff Kluball jlkluball@valdosta.edu
MUSC 1100 8BG	Joanna Smolko joanna.smolko@ung.edu
MUSC 1100 8CG	John Wilborn jwilborn@westga.edu
MUSC 1100 8DG	Jonathon Smith jonathons@westga.edu
MUSC 1100 8EG	Valerie Calhoun valerie_c@gordonstate.edu
MUSC 1100 8FG	Harry Nelson harryn@westga.edu
MUSC 1100 8GG	Justin Xavier Carteret jcarteret@gordonstate.edu

Credit Hours

After completing this course, you will be able to:

Recognize various elements, styles, composers, and major historical periods of music.
Identify and discuss genres and uses of music.
Demonstrate knowledge of the historical and cultural context of musical styles and periods.
Analyze and make critical judgments of music listening experiences utilizing appropriate terms and concepts.

Your final grade will be based on the following breakdown. Please note that each instructor may choose to make modifications.

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