Monthly Subscription Starting at AED 99 + VAT

Developing Your Musicianship: Final Project
  • Level Professional
  • Duration 9 hours
  • Course by Berklee
  • Offered by

About

This course will guide you through the final project for the Developing Your Musicianship Specialization. This course will continue to help you apply the musical concepts you learned throughout the specialization, enabling you to create and perform a 36-measure composition. Taught by Berklee College of Music professor George W. Russell, Jr., the course includes four videos in which George models each stage of the project. Through peer feedback and discussion, practice, and applying what you’ve learned, this final project will hone your skills as a musician.

Modules

Welcome!

    • 1 Videos
    • 2 Readings
Show info about module content

1 Videos

  • Welcome!

2 Readings

  • A Note From Your Teaching Assistant
  • Connect with Your Classmates

Orientation

    • 2 Readings
    • 1 Discussion
    • 1 Assignment
Show info about module content

1 Assignment

  • What Are Your Goals?

1 Discussions

  • Share YOUR Music Theory Resources

2 Readings

  • Course Resources
  • Earn A Course Certificate

Compose The First A Section

    • 1 Videos
    • 1 Readings
    • 2 Discussion
    • 1 PeerReview
    • 1 Assignment
Show info about module content

1 Assignment

  • Ear Training Practice

1 Peer Review

  • The First A Section

2 Discussions

  • What is your Inspiration: Week 1
  • Helpful Resources: Week 1

1 Videos

  • Compose The First A Section

1 Readings

  • Popular Chord Progressions

Compose The Second A Section

    • 1 Videos
    • 1 Readings
    • 2 Discussion
    • 1 PeerReview
    • 1 Assignment
Show info about module content

1 Assignment

  • Ear Training Practice

1 Peer Review

  • The Second A Section

2 Discussions

  • What is your Inspiration: Week 2
  • Helpful Resources: Week 2

1 Videos

  • Compose The Second A Section

1 Readings

  • Sign up for the full experience!

Compose The B Section

    • 1 Videos
    • 1 Readings
    • 2 Discussion
    • 1 PeerReview
Show info about module content

1 Peer Review

  • The B Section

2 Discussions

  • What is your Inspiration: Week 3
  • Helpful Resources: Week 3

1 Videos

  • Compose The B Section

1 Readings

  • B Section Chord Progression Options

Compose The Last A Section and a Melody

    • 1 Videos
    • 1 Readings
    • 2 Discussion
    • 1 PeerReview
    • 1 Assignment
Show info about module content

1 Assignment

  • Identify Intervals, Chords, and Progressions

1 Peer Review

  • The Final A Section

2 Discussions

  • What is your Inspiration: Week 4
  • Helpful Resources: Week 4

1 Videos

  • Compose The Last A Section and a Melody

1 Readings

  • Are you looking for more?

Developing Your Musicianship Further

    • 1 Videos
Show info about module content

1 Videos

  • Congratulations!

Auto Summary

Elevate your musical prowess with our capstone course, "Developing Your Musicianship: Final Project," part of the Arts & Humanities domain. This advanced course, instructed by George W. Russell, Jr., a distinguished professor from Berklee College of Music, is designed to guide you through the culmination of the Developing Your Musicianship Specialization. Over a span of 540 minutes, you will immerse yourself in creating and performing a 36-measure composition, applying the musical concepts mastered throughout the specialization. The course features four instructional videos where Professor Russell demonstrates each stage of the project, ensuring you have a clear understanding and direction. Engage with peers through feedback and discussions, practice diligently, and enhance your musicianship skills. Available under both Professional and Starter subscription plans, this course is ideal for those at a professional level seeking to refine their musical abilities and complete their specialization with a comprehensive final project. Join us and take the final steps in your musical journey with expert guidance and collaborative learning.

George W. Russell, Jr.
Instructor

George W. Russell, Jr.