Music Theory. Solfeggio. Musical dictation

National University of Arts George Enescu IASI
In the undergraduate studies, the Music Theory. Solfeggio. Musical Dictation course is taught throughout the three years of study in all the specializations included in the Faculty of Performing, Composition and Theoretical Music Studies of the "George Enescu" National University of Arts from Iași, Romania. For the specialization Music Pedagogy (with the new title – Music), the subject is part of the compulsory and fundamental group, during the six semesters the students benefit from 2 hours of the course and 2 hours of the seminar – per week. The contents of the syllabus were created by Prof. PhD Gheorghe Duţică and, depending on the evolution of the study groups, they are periodically adapted, in collaboration with the other professors – specialists in the music theory field – from the Department of Theoretical Music Studies.
Before starting the course of Music Theory. Solfeggio. Musical dictation, students must have the basic knowledge of Music Theory (Musical notation; Interval theory; Tonality; Rhythm and metrics theory) and the basic formed skills of solfeggio and musical Dictation, which are linked to the Music Theory notions.
At the end of the course, students should have the knowledge about the composing languages which are at the basis of various musical styles, but also the 20th century music in the overall view of the evolution of musical language, considering that this period of creation – with an unprecedented stylistic density in music history. The practical aim of this course is provided by the direct, permanent relation with the musical text, by means of solfeggio and musical dictation, complementary techniques of perception and representation of the audible image, an essential endeavour to any musician.

Further information

  • assessment
    Other (Formative evaluation tools (throughout the semester): [for course and applications/seminars] - Verbal observation and appreciation, evaluation test, oral examination, solfeggio and musical diction tests and exercises (melodic, harmonic, polyphonic) differentiated on structural and formative criteria, synthesis exercises and tests, musical analysis. Final evaluation tools: applied theory questionnaires and tests, verification by practical evaluation forms, first-sight solfeggio and complex and synthesis dictations. )
  • level
    Intermediate
  • Completed Semester
    3
  • How many semesters does the course last?
    6
  • hours per week
    100 minutes
  • Link of the course
  • Target group of course
    Other (Students from the specialization „Music”)
  • credits
    3
  • Type of Course
    Seminar
  • Degree Level
    Bachelor
  • e-learning-elements
    Youtube and aural training apps, such as Perfect Ear or The Ear Gym.
  • Course
    Mandatory
  • students #
    6-15 students
  • Hours per year
    56 hours
  • BIBLIOGRAPHY
    GIULEANU, Victor – Tratat de teoria muzicii, București, Editura Muzicală, 1986 RÎPĂ, Constantin – Teoria superioară a muzicii, vol. I - Sisteme tonale, Cluj-Napoca, Editura MediaMusica, 2001 RÎPĂ, Constantin – Teoria superioară a muzicii, vol. II - Ritmul, Cluj-Napoca, Editura MediaMusica, 2001 TERÉNYI, Ede – Armonia muzicii moderne (1900-1950), Cluj-Napoca, Editura MediaMusica, 2001 STONE, Kurt – Music Notation in the Twentieth Century, a Practical Guidebook, New York, W. W. Norton & Company, 1980 EDLUNG, Lars – Modus Novus, New York, Beekman Books Inc., 1990. DUȚICĂ, Gheorghe – Solfegiu, dicteu, analiză muzicală, Iași, Editura Artes, 2004 DUȚICĂ, Luminița – Teste de solfegiu și dicteu muzical, Iași, Editura Artes, 2010 DUȚICĂ, Luminița – Teoria muzicii în teste și chestionare, Iași, Editura Artes, 2013 BUCESCU, Iulia – Metodă de solfegii, dictări melodice, Iași, C. P. E. Loreley, 1996 BUCESCU, Iulia – Teoria muzicii, îndrumar metodic pentru admiterea în Conservator, Bacău, Editura Corgal Press, 1998 BUCESCU, Iulia și CRĂINICEANU, Dumitru – Teoria muzicii, Metodă de studiu autodidact, Ploiești, Editura LiberArt, 1994 GIULEANU, Victor și IUȘCEANU, Victor – Dicteuri melodice, București, Editura Muzicală Grafoart, 2019 IUȘCEANU, Victor – Solfegii, vol. II și III, București, Editura Muzicală Grafoart, 2013 DUMITRESCU, Ion – 120 de solfegii de grad superior, vol. I și vol. II, București, Editura Muzicală Grafoart, 2012 CHIȚU, Ciprian-Gabriel – 101 de solfegii tonale (ghid de studiu), Iași, Editura Artes, 2017 NEDELCUȚ, Nelida și RÎPĂ, CONSTANTIN – Solfegiu pentru toți, vol. I și II, Oradea, Editura Institutului Biblic „Emanuel”, 1998 ***, Solfegii, Dictee, Teste Teoretice de Teoria Muzicii, Iași, Editura Pim, 2017 TĂNĂSESCU, Andrei – 50 Solfegii modale și seriale, București, Editura Muzicală, 2006 GALLON, Noël – Cours complet de Dictée Musicale, Dictées harmoniques graduées à 2, 3 et 4 parties, Paris, Editions Jobert, 2007 GALLON, Noël - Cours complet de Dictée Musicale, 100 dictées musicales progressives à deux parties : faciles à très difficiles, Paris, Editions Jobert, 1996 MĂZĂREANU, Ion – 200 de Solfegii modale, București, Editura Litera, 1980
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Teacher(s)

Lucian Cheran

Contact
current position

Assistant Professor

Institution

National University of Arts George Enescu IASI

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There is a significant wealth of educational practices from one country to another in this sector, especially in terms of harmonic musical notation and analysis. However, HMEI's are facing the nonexistence of a European network for pedagogical staff in Music Theory so far. To improve the situation, the project will among other things develop several intellectual outputs such as Online Platform (IO 1), an EU Bibliography (IO 2), a Repository Courses (IO 3), a Multilingual Glossary (IO 4) and an Exchange Online Learning Platform.

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