Jazz Theory A

The course consists of a comprehensive introduction to minor-major tonality through roman numeral analysis, functional analysis and analysis of chord changes; analyses of musical works. In addition the student is required under supervision to compose and arrange melodies within the scope of the course. The course is closely connected to the corresponding course in aural training, and will to a great extent serve as a systematic way of making the student aware of the material and the processes at work in aural training. The student's command of the aural and musical aspects of the course are emphasized.

Knowledge:

The candidate:

• has knowledge about organizing musical material in general, and aural training material in particular.

Skills:

The candidate:

• can analyze music auditory.

Instruction: Theory: Lectures - 1,5 lessons a week per class for 12 weeks in fall and 12 weeks in spring.