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2010-11 Course Catalog
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I070 Chorus C1
The CRLS Chorus is open to all students, with or without singing experience. It is designed for students who are interested in learning the fundamental principles of ensemble choral singing. We will explore 2-, 3-, 4-part and a cappella singing formats from a variety of periods and styles of choral literature, including classical, jazz, Gospel, and popular. Emphasis will be placed on proper singing techniques, ear training, and basic music theory. Students electing this course will be expected to participate in events at which the Chorus performs, including, but not limited to, concerts, festivals, competitions, and assemblies. Students are encouraged to repeat this course in consecutive semesters and over multiple years to continue development of their vocal performance skills.
Grade(s): 9,10,11,12; Length: One Semester (students are encouraged to take it for continuous semesters); Credits: 10; Prerequisite(s): None; Learning Expectations: 2, 3 and 5

I945 Vocal Ensemble HN
Vocal Ensemble is an advanced choir for students who have successfully completed at least one semester of I070 Chorus. It is designed for students who can sight-sing and perform advanced-level choral literature. Auditions for Vocal Ensemble are held in the spring. Students new to CRLS may audition in September. Emphasis will be placed on the study and practice of advanced singing techniques, integrated with music theory, music history, and ear training. Students will regularly perform at civic functions as well as for school assemblies, concerts, competitions, festivals, and events in the greater Cambridge community. Students are encouraged to repeat this course in consecutive semesters and over multiple years to continue development of their vocal performance skills.
Grade(s): 9,10,11,12; Length: One Semester (students are encouraged to take it for continuous semesters); Credits: 10; Prerequisite(s): Chorus and/or an audition;
Learning Expectations: 2, 3 and 5

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