Course: The Composer's Toolbox (OSH-CMPSRTLBX)

Class I of The Composer's Toolbox will cover Universals in Music. Two musical parameters that all cultures share are heartbeat and voice. However, features which are unique to a culture's music may or may not make their music understandable.

Class II will focus on five specific tools that composers use to write their music. Each of these tools will be illustrated with multiple musical examples. Since excerpts will be taken from the Baroque through to Contemporary Music, you will see how these tools have been used for centuries.

Session: OSH126.CMPSRTLBX

Schedule:

Thursdays, Oct 2 and 9

Times:

10:00am - 11:30am

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Tim Kloth

Tim Kloth
Osher Instructor

Biography: Timothy Kloth first studied composition, while in high school, with David Cope at the Cleveland Institute of Music. Continuing to major in composition and music theory; he earned a BM at Capital University's Conservatory of Music, an MM at the Eastman School of Music, and his DMA from the University of North Texas. Major professors included Larry Austin, Warren Benson, Merrill Ellis, Martin Mailman, and Joseph Schwantner.

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TBD - UR Campus

490 Westhampton Way

Richmond, VA 23173