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Which subject	Music
What age group	College
What topic	Music Theory
Number of lessons	14
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Course Goals and Aims

The main goal of this course is to provide college students with a comprehensive understanding of music theory principles. By studying musical theory, students will be able to analyze, understand, and appreciate music in new ways. By the end of this course, students will have a solid foundation in music theory concepts that will help them in their future musical studies or pursuits.

Course Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Music Theory

Lesson 1: What Is Music Theory? Lesson 2: Understanding Musical Notation

Module 2: Music Basics

Lesson 3: Understanding Pitch Lesson 4: Understanding Rhythm Lesson 5: Musical Intervals

Module 3: Scales and Modes

Lesson 6: Major and Minor Scales Lesson 7: Pentatonic and Blues Scales Lesson 8: Modes

Module 4: Chords and Harmony

Lesson 9: Triads Lesson 10: Seventh Chords Lesson 11: Chord Progressions and Analysis

Module 5: Advanced Music Theory

Lesson 12: Advanced Harmony Lesson 13: Counterpoint Lesson 14: Musical Forms

Course Requirements

• Prior knowledge of playing an instrument is recommended, but not required.
• Students will need access to a musical instrument, either a piano or guitar.
• Students will need to purchase a music theory textbook or be provided with handouts.

Evaluation

• Attendance and participation in class discussions and activities
• Quizzes and exams to assess students' understanding of music theory concepts
• Final project analyzing a piece of music using the principles learned throughout the course.

Conclusion

This course is designed for college students interested in developing a strong foundation in music theory principles. The 14 lessons organized into five modules will cover the basics of music theory, scales and modes, chords and harmony, and advanced music theory concepts. Students will be evaluated through class activities, quizzes, exams, and a final project. By the end of the course, students will be equipped with a solid understanding of music theory that will serve them well in their future musical pursuits.