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Acquiring knowledge and abilities on basso continuo parts performed in chamber, orchestral and choir pieces.

225. General harmony (for organists)

Year I (semesters l* and 2^nd)

2 hours weekly.

Group course,

Credite after the l⁵* semester,

Exam after the 2^nd semester.

Lecturer MA Beata Kotłowska

Theoretical basics of the major/minor system, harmonie analysis of pieces and practical exercises in creat-ing harmonie seguences.

226. Practical harmony (for organists)

Year I (semesters l* and 2^nd)

1 hour weekly. person-to-person course.

Test after the l⁵* semester,

Exam after the 2^nd semester.

Lecturers:

Prof. Bogusław Grabowski Prof. Roman Perucki

Acguiring the abilities to harmonize church musie and to accompany liturgical services.

227.    Counterpoint with fugue (fororganists)

Year I - III (semesters 1^a - 6^th)

2 hours weekly.

Group course,

Credite after semesters 1, 3 and 5,

Exam after semesters 2, 4 and 6.

Lecturer:

Adiunkt Dr Leszek Kucharski

The subject involves the widely understood technical polyphonic issues (polyphonic forms, canon and fugue) in the theoretical, analytical and practical aspect, that is the ability of creating a polyphonic con-struction (2-4 voices).

228.    Gregorian chant (for organists)

Year I (semesters 1^a and 2nd)

2 hours weekly.

Group course

Test after the l^s semester.

Exam after the 2^nd semester.

Lecturer:

Sr. lec. MA Maciej Babnis

Getting the students acquainted with basie issues concerning the Gregorian chant and church musie. The lectures are illustrated with recording examples, and are based on presenting essential problems of chorał theory and practice as well as music/liturgical principles of the Church, and exercises: joint singing, pre-paring accompaniment for the chant based on the hexachord harmony.

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