Resources | Harmony and Counterpoint I | Music and Theater Arts | MIT OpenCourseWare

Course Info

Instructor

Prof. Brian Robison

Departments

Music and Theater Arts

As Taught In

Spring 2005

Level

Undergraduate

Topics

Fine Arts
- Music

Learning Resource Types

Problem Sets

Exams with Solutions

Projects with Examples

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Assignments

drawing_exercise.pdf

errors_table_sim.pdf

vivaldi_dom_fili.pdf

vivaldi_fill_ex.pdf

asgnmnt1_sclecon.pdf

asgnmnt2_continu.pdf

asgnmnt2_keys_in.pdf

asgnmnt3_triads.pdf

asgnmnt4_part.pdf

asgnmnt5_twopart.pdf

Exams

midterm_exam.pdf

midterm_mkup_exm.pdf

midterm_mkup_not.pdf

midterm_notation.pdf

practice_quiz.pdf

practice_quizint.pdf

pre_mdtrm_pr_ass.pdf

pre_mdtrm_pr_sol.pdf

quiz_ten_int_tri.pdf

quiz_ten.pdf

Projects

anonymous_corre.pdf

anonymous_uncor.pdf

dawn_zhang_corre.pdf

dawn_zhang_uncor.pdf

erik_stafl_corre.pdf

erik_stafl_uncor.pdf

final_proj_force.pdf

final_proj_instr.pdf

jeff_easley_corre.pdf

jeff_easley_uncor.pdf

Course Info

Instructor

Prof. Brian Robison

Departments

Music and Theater Arts

As Taught In

Spring 2005

Level

Undergraduate

Topics

Fine Arts
- Music

Learning Resource Types

Problem Sets

Exams with Solutions

Projects with Examples

Download Course

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