(MUSC 110R) Seasider Singers
The Seasider Singers invite students from around the globe—with and without prior experience—to be a part of an excellent choral experience that embraces a wide diversity of styles from around the world, both written and oral. Seasider Singers offers an education in the basics of singing technique and choral ensemble collaboration along with a fun experience, great camaraderie, and meaningful learning. The Seasider Singers prepare for one to two concerts each semester and perform for campus devotionals and other special events.
| Credit hours | 1.0 lecture |
|---|---|
| Prerequisites | None |
| Offered | Fall, winter, spring |
| Programs | Music (BA), Music Minor |
Course Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, students will develop technical and artistic skills, including:
- Critical listening skills (audiation).
- Basic sightreading.
- Understanding of general music terminology.
- Knowledge of music traditions from various regions of the world.
- Historical and cultural context for our repertoire.
- Effective use of diction, articulation, and vowel space.
- Applying the principles of healthy breathing and free tone production.
- Effective collaboration and group work.