MUSIC 320R
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BYU Studio Orchestra
Music
College of Fine Arts and Communications
Course Description
Patterned after professional recording ensembles, the studio orchestra will give students the experience of participating in real world recording scenarios. Students in this exciting new ensemble with learn a variety of skills such as improved sight reading, playing in multiple genres and styles, syncing to a click track, understanding modern recording procedures and practices, and playing to picture.
When Taught
Fall and Winter
Min
1
Fixed/Max
1
Fixed
0
Fixed
4
Title
Studio Experience
Learning Outcome
Students will gain valuable professional skills and experience by being a part of an ensemble that is patterned after a real recording and performing studio orchestra.
Title
Sight Reading
Learning Outcome
Students will learn how to play to a click track, and will improve their sight-reading ability significantly since the ensemble involves very little outside practice, focusing on the ability to read and record a piece of music in one or two sittings.
Title
Genres and Styles
Learning Outcome
Students will be exposed to multiple genres and styles and gain proficiency in learning to effectively use appropriate techniques associated with different musical genres.
Title
Professionalism
Learning Outcome
Students will learn studio professionalism and appropriate communication, attitudes and interaction skills by interfacing with all members of the studio orchestra and music production teams.