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Catalog HOME General Information College of Arts and Sciences Conservatory of Music   General Guidelines   Facilities   Instrument Collection   Degrees & Diploma   Requirements for Graduation   Advising & Academic Standing   Enrollment   Grading   Major Study   Transfer of Credit   Advanced Credit   Concerts & Recitals   Miscellaneous Information   Summer Programs Double-Degree Program Registrar's Office Music Literature 213, 214. Organ Literature, History, and Design 3 hours Next offered 2005-2006. 215, 216. Piano Literature 2 hours First (215) and Second (216) Semester. MLIT 215 is an in-depth examination of piano literature from the acceptance of the fortepiano in late eighteenth-century Vienna to the key role of the piano as a symbol of Romantic efflorescence in the mid-1840s. MLIT 216 is a continuation of the study of piano literature from the invention of the "recital" to the piano's multiple meanings in the 20th century. Prerequisites: MHST 101 and MUTH 231 (can be taken concurrently) or consent of the instructor. Enrollment Limit: 26. Mr. Chow 220. The Lied 3 hours First Semester. Performance of Lieder, with emphasis on language, style, and the partnership between voice and keyboard. Some consideration of historical background and poetic sources, as well as outside listening and reading. For singers and pianists. Offered in alternate years. Prerequisite: One semester of German. (May be waived for pianists.) Consent of instructor required. Enrollment Limit: 30. Mr. Highfill 221. The Mélodie 3 hours Next offered 2005-2006. 300, 301. Survey of Orchestral and Choral Literature 3 hours First (300) and Second (301) Semester. A one-year course. Study of stylistic elements, orchestration, vocal writing, formal structure, problem analysis, and historical perspective in a large section of major works. Regular listening assignments. Prerequisite: MLIT 300 is prerequisite to MLIT 301. Enrollment Limit: 15. Open only to conducting majors. Mr. Floyd, Mr. Smith