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17 - Jazz; Read
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22 -continue jazz
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5 American
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7 Romantic
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19 Program Music;
Wright pp. 254-260. Listen: 30 also
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21 Mendelssohn
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26 Chopin, Lizst and
Romantic Piano genres; pp. 268-277. Listen: 35-36 (38). |
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5 Midterm Exam (AZ Opera –
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6 (AZ Opera –
Madame Butterfly) (Newport Jazz
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7 Romantic Opera Wright pp.
277-286. Listen: 39-40. (AZ Opera –
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19 Music and Gender;
Cook, chap. 7. Wright pp. 266-268. Listen: 27-29(Review). |
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2 The Lure of Asian
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4 Debussy
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