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Course Learning Outcomes:

1. Apply the techniques of harmonizing chord tones and non chord tones using the various types of passing chords.
2. Combine 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 voices to create effective harmonic structures.
3. Combine musical voices to create chord voicings in open and closed structures using 2, 3 and 4 note combinations.
4. Create arrangements that use correct instrument and vocal ranges
5. Creating an easy play chart by developing a form map and arrangement plan for you product. Illustrate the manipulation of musical form as applied to a musical arrangement by organizing and creating a complete arrangement for a musical ensemble of your choice.
6. Demonstrate a complete understanding of all of the notation conventions used for creating a lead sheet by arranging and harmonizing a common melody.
7. Demonstrate the various conventions used when writing for the rhythm, saxophone, trumpet and trombone sections. These include unison, octave, 4/5 part block chords and counterpoint.
8. Identify, through active listening, the musical elements frequently manipulated to create a successful arrangement.
9. Interpret common chord symbol notation and analyze sound combinations to create chord symbols that represent the sounds used in your arrangements.