With Garage Band.  The purpose of this course is to give you the opportunity to experience the fun and satisfaction of learning to create, arrange and.

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With Garage Band

 The purpose of this course is to give you the opportunity to experience the fun and satisfaction of learning to create, arrange and produce music using MAC computers and current technology.

Each student will:  arrive to class, on time and be prepared with all necessary materials.  be a contributor – NEVER a distraction.  participate in class in a manner appropriate for everyone’s learning.  complete all assignments and study materials.

Each student will:  take excellent care of any school owned instruments or materials.  help keep the computer lab neat and clean – No food or drinks.  approach learning with an open mind.

Using basic to advanced computer techniques as they apply to music, each student will:  learn basic to advanced rhythmic, melodic and harmonic concepts of music.  learn music forms, texture, themes, etc.  learn appropriate musical and societal terminology of various styles and genres of music.  compose and arrange music

Using basic to advanced computer techniques as they apply to music, each student will:  sample music and instrument sounds  use midi  create a podcast  learn to listen to, analyze and describe music.

Each student will be assessed on the following:  preparedness for class.  individual participation.  individual skill development.  working within a group.

Each student will be assessed on the following:  written assignments.  written or playing tests.  individual projects.  group projects.

 Each student will need a one (1) inch 3 – ring binder for handouts and notes, etc.  Students will not be required to purchase computers or software for this class. However; should anyone wish to purchase computers or software for their own use, be sure to contact Mrs. Fesmire or Mr. Ward for information.

A = B = C = D = F = 69 and below

 Be respectful of Mrs. Fesmire or Mr. Ward during instruction – no private conversations  Be respectful of everyone’s feelings, opinions and abilities – lend a hand to others  The William Penn High School and Colonial School District academic, behavioral and attendance policies will be followed in this course.

“Do all that you can do to make yourself the best musician possible!” AND… “Have Fun Learning About and Creating Music”