Deanna Loertscher

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Course Descriptions

The Fundamentals of MIDI and Digital Audio (INART 258) familiarizes students with audio editing, recording, music notation, and MIDI, with the use of programs such as Logic Express, Audacity, SoundStudio, Sibelius, Finale, and GarageBand. 

Applied Saxophone Lessons allow music minor and non-music major students who perform at the college level to take lessons for credit. Students are held to a high standard of preparation and public performance, and strive to refine technique, intonation, tone, and musicality. Students are encouraged to perform in a quartet, Penn State University Ensembles, solo recitals, and are required to demonstrate learned skills in an adjudicated jury at the end of each semester. 

Woodwind Methods: Saxophone (MUS 254D) instructs music education students how to teach the saxophone and perform at a competent level. Students learn how to teach a range of ability levels, appropriate repertoire for all ages, and learn to perform on the saxophone at the high school level by the end of the 7 week class.