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- MUSI 115 Assistant Professor Keith Heimann
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- My home page is under construction! www.brookdalecc.edu/fac/music/kheimann www.brookdalecc.edu Search + keith www.google.com keith heimann Add to your favorites for the semester.
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- How to contact me. My office: PAC 117 My office phone: 732 224-2603 My e-mail: [email protected]@brookdalecc.edu
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- How to contact me, part 2 My office hours Tuesday 4:30-5:30PM Wednesday 9-11AM Friday 9-11AM If my office hours do not work with your schedule, please let me know immediately and we will find a better time!
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- Additional help.. Learning Assistant Mike Conklin Librarian Shay Delcurla
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- Your e-mail address You have a unique e-mail address which I will use to contact you. For Example: John Doe = [email protected]@mail.brookdalecc.edu Jane Doe = [email protected]@mail.brookdalecc.edu Double-check your e-mail address with me before leaving today!
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- What you will receive in e-mail from me Notices for upcoming events; Important announcements; Fun, unusual, interesting stuff!
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- Your text A-Z of Classical Music 2-CD set 562 page booklet: The Great Composers and Their Greatest Works Naxos www.naxos.com ISBN: 8.555319-20 Available at the Brookdale book store and on line.
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- My Youtube.com playlists www.youtube.com/profkeith Or, more specifically: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=B237A6D5663D6F57 Look for Music Appreciation MUSI 115; Add to your favorites. Listen and watch selections weekly. Selections will be included on the tests.
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- Disclaimer. I am not responsible for vulgar, crude, childish comments that sometimes appear with the clips I have in my playlists. You do not need to scroll down and read any comments. Sound and video quality can vary wildly!
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- Your final grade
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- Your final grade, part 1... Attendance/Class Participation* Attendance/Class Participation 25% of your final grade 15 three-hour classes (except Thursday, November 26, 2009) or. 30 ninety-minute classes More class room etiquette rules to follow.
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- Attendance and The Binder Sign in every week by your name. Find your tab and place all assignments behind it. Your responsibility!
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- Class participation Dos Do Observe start and stop times; Turn OFF all electronics*; Bring water (closed bottle) only; Take extensive notes*; Ask many questions!
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- Class participation Do NOTs... Do not Use your cell phone or text message; Three strikes! Talk during music and/or lectures; Bring any food or beverage other than closed bottle water into this or any other Smart Classroom. (Use Wikipedia!)
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- Your final grade, part 2 Ten weekly listening assignments 25% of your final grade; #1 is due next week, Thursday, September 17, 2009; The rest are due by, Thursday, November 19, 2009; An excellent example can be found here. An excellent example
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- Your final grade, part 3 Concert attendance & review 25% of your final grade Due by Thursday, December 17, 2009 (Class #14)
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- Special tickets at special prices Information on ticket deals can be found here. New Jersey Symphony Orchestra Class Pass New! $25 STAR-LEDGER Class Pass Unlimited
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- Your final grade, part 4 The average score on FOUR tests 25% of your final grade Dates Test #1: Thursday, October 1, 2009 (week 4) Test #2: Thursday, October 29, 2009 (week 8) Test #3: Thursday, November 19, 2009 (week 11) Test #4: Final exam: Monday, December 21, 2009 (week 15)
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- More information on the tests The three tests will . be fully covered by an in-class review the week before; include three essay questions; include selections from our listening; cumulative listening; non-cumulative written.
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- This course is A history of classical music vs. Classical Circa October 31, 1517 October 10, 1935 Challenging and fun!
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- We will listen and study. Major musical compositions from the following eras: Medieval & Renaissance Baroque (1650-1750) Classical (1750-1800) Romantic (1800-1900) and 20 th Century(1900-present)
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- This course does not. require that the student can read music; require that the student has any previous experience with classical music; include jazz, Broadway, Rock or country music;
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- Favorite links.. Here are a few links that I use often. NOTE: I am not responsible for any content found on or linked to/from these or any other links I might suggest. Richard Wagner and Richard Strauss.
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- Our class time together. will be primarily spent listening to the music in your text and on my youtube.com account; Extensive classroom lectures and demonstrations.
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- Notes. I dont have any! Therefore: take extensive notes!
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- Your time between classes Reading the assigned pages; Listening to the assigned selections; Watching and listening to the youtube.com selections.
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- Help! If (and when) you need help, ask! I am here to help! My door is always open! Ask for the good news now!
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- Safety first This campus and building; Emergency phones; BCC police;