Need Music Classes

[Firedup4Jesus]

I am trying to earn credit for some music classes. I want to go to TESC. Does anyone know of any online music classes? Like Theory or Music History? Any thing you know or advice you could give would be great.

Thanks,

[vernong1992]

There's the AP Exam for Music Theory in May but I'm sure there is a Music Appreciation class probably available at TESC.

[nick94]

You might want to check your local JC or CC. I was able to take a Music Fundamentals class online at mine over the summer and it had a couple other music courses to choose from. Since then mine has pretty much cut most of the arts department but it still has music! Just what I've done

[sanantone]

I'm taking an online, Fundamentals of Music (music theory) course right now at my local CC and they also offer Music Appreciation online. TESC has 11 music courses.

[clep3705]

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[ShotoJuku]

[SIZE="3"]Penn Foster College[/SIZE]

Penn Foster College - Associate and Bachelor's College Degrees

HUM104 - Music Appreciation (ACE REVIEWED [SIZE="4"][B]*[/SIZE])

Appreciating music; roles of composer and listener; principles of music theory and instrumentation; historical periods; varying styles of music.
· (3 Credits) Total price: $285.00

[SIZE="3"]LSU – Independent Study Course[/SIZE]

LSU Independent and Distance Learning

MUS 1751 - Music Appreciation
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I took the LSU course a few years ago and if given the chance again would have take the PFC course now.

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[kimberose]

I'm taking an online, Fundamentals of Music (music theory) course right now at my local CC and they also offer Music Appreciation online. TESC has 11 music courses.

What 11 music courses are they? Could you send me a link?

[rebel100]

BYU has a few, scroll down to Music:

BYU Independent Study - Online Courses

[kimberose]

I'm not sure if you're familiar with this, but Verity Institute (through ATI, Bill Gothard, iblp.com) offers some distance learning correspondence courses. You would have to PLA them, which is why I'm rather wary. Verity is basically like a coaching service, kindof like collegeplus, with an intensive Christian influence. I'm hoping to PLA the pedagogy course which I took this spring. It is definitely worth 3 credits, extremely intensive.

I talked to someone who is a student at Verity going for a music degree through TESC (that's where Verity has all their students get their degrees I think). She recommended CLEPing out of general ed, taking Verity's music courses, and then enrolling in TESC to finish. But, that would be a lot of PLA, and she doesn't have to worry about that since Verity takes care of that end for her.

I'm not sure if you're familiar with this, but Verity Institute (through ATI, Bill Gothard, iblp.com) offers some distance learning correspondence courses. You would have to PLA them, which is why I'm rather wary. Verity is basically like a coaching service, kindof like collegeplus, with an intensive Christian influence. I'm hoping to PLA the pedagogy course which I took this spring. It is definitely worth 3 credits, extremely intensive.

I talked to someone who is a student at Verity going for a music degree through TESC (that's where Verity has all their students get their degrees I think). She recommended CLEPing out of general ed, taking Verity's music courses, and then enrolling in TESC to finish. But, that would be a lot of PLA, and she doesn't have to worry about that since Verity takes care of that end for her.

Opps, the link,

Verity Institute | Vocational Training | NoteWorthy Music

[hkhart]

Just came across these and remembered someone was looking for music classes online.

CSU Online Plus - Undergraduate Courses | Online | Distance - Colorado State University