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History of Rock and Roll GENERAL MUSIC
Grade Level: 12 (others as room exists) Credit: 1
Block Course Number/Projected Times:
20G05H11 / Varies
Singleton Course Number/Projected Times:
Not offered as singleton
Early Post-Secondary Opportunity: None
Prerequisite: None.
History of Rock and Roll is a course designed to familiarize the student with the history of American popular
music. Prominent musical genres, groups, and artists each era, beginning from the early source origins will be explored.
Classroom activities will include listening, analyzing, songwriting, class discussions, research and presentations. Priority
will be given to seniors needing a fine arts credit.

Music Theory (Technology-based)
Grade Level: 10-12 Credit: 1
Block Course Number / Projected Times:
20G05H44 / Fall Semester only, Block B or C
Singleton Course Number / Projected Times:
Not offered as a singleton
Early Post-Secondary Opportunity: None
Prerequisite: Previous experience in musical training.
This course is for students interested in the technological aspects of music production. Students will analyze, compose,
arrange, record, and mix music of all genres. Students will learn the underlying principles of music and music production
through the use of computer software and other technological devices.

Music Theory (Advanced Placement)
Grade Level: 10-12 Credit: 1
Block Course Number/Projected Times:
50G05H26 / Spring Semester Block B or C
Singleton Course Number/Projected Times:
Not offered as singleton
Early Post-Secondary Opportunity: Advanced Placement Exam
Prerequisite: Previous experience in formal music highly recommended (band, chorus, orchestra, private music lessons,
etc.).
This course is for students with an interest in the in-depth study of music analysis, composition, and arranging. Students
will analyze written music, notate music purely by listening, and sight-sing various melodies. Students enrolling in this
course are required to take the AP Music Theory exam.

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