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Fall 2008 Concerts

A list of upcoming Music Department concerts and events is available online.

Electronic Music

The De Anza Electronic Music program (Music 8 and Music 51) and the Comprehensive Musicianship (Music Theory) program (Music 3 and Music 4) took a giant step forward recently when both programs moved into our newly remodeled and equipped classroom featuring individual student workstations equipped with state-of-the-art music and audio software and hardware.


More information at the Electronic Music web site. Email Dan Mitchell (mitchelldan@deanza.edu) with questions.

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Music Classes

This page provides general information about music department classes. Consult the class schedules at the De Anza College web site for specific information about current class offerings.

Undergraduate Music Program

DuoPianists200W: Two De Anza College pianists in recitalThe excellent two-year comprehensive musicianship series is the core of the undergraduate music program. A music history sequence, vocal and instrumental performance workshops, and a variety of excellent performing ensembles are also offered. According to reports from UC and CSU professors and previous graduates, successful De Anza musicianship students succeed at higher levels than students from other community colleges.

Classes for Beginners

Introductory courses are available for students just getting started in music, including beginning classes in keyboard/piano brass, woodwind, strings, percussion, guitar, and voice. Instruction is provided in a variety of styles ranging from classical to jazz. Music Reading and Music Fundamentals provide basic instruction in music theory. Complete course sequences allow students to progress to advanced levels.

General Education Classes

The Music Department also offers day, evening, and online courses that meet transfer and associate degree general education requirements. Classes include Introduction to Music, Introduction to Jazz Styles, and World Music in America.

Performing Groups

Large performing groups include the Symphonic Wind Ensemble, Chamber Orchestra, Symphony Orchestra, De Anza Chorale, Vintage Singers, and De Anza Women's Chorus.

Jazz Program

An outstanding jazz program features a variety of vocal and instrumental performing groups, including the award winning Vocal Flight ensemble. A number of classes in instrumental and vocal jazz skills and improvisation are available.

Electronic Music

The Electronic Music program provides instruction and studio experience in synthesizer operation, MIDI sequencing, and sound design along with the opportunity to work with professional level hardware and software. An entry-level electronic music class is open to all students.

Performing groups and classes are open to all De Anza College students!

Performing Groups

De Anza Chorale
Vintage Singers
Women's Chorus
Jazz Singers
Vocal Flight
Chamber/Symphony Orchestra
Symphonic Wind Ensemble
Daddios Jazz Ensemble

GE Music Classes

Introduction to Music
Introduction to Jazz Styles
Introduction to World Music in America.

Theory/Musicianship

Comprehensive Musicianship
Music Fundamentals
Music Reading

Beginning Music Classes

Voice
Keyboard/piano
Guitar
Other instruments

Electronic Music

Intro to Electronic Music
Intermediate Electronic Music

Steinway institution

DuoPianists200W: Two De Anza College pianists in recital

De Anza College is the second California community college to be named at "All-Steinway Institution." Faculty and students can teach, learn, and perform on the instruments used by 95% of internationally renowned performing artists.

 Updated Thursday, December 7, 2006 at 9:13:35 PM by Dan Mitchell - mitchelldan@deanza.edu
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