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The University Continuing Education Association (UCEA), a membership association of higher education institutions that promotes excellence in continuing higher education, has awarded Berkleemusic with its fourth best online college course award. Concert Touring was chosen as the best online college course in 2008, joining past recipients Guitar Chords 101 (2007 Winner), Berklee Keyboard Method (2006 Winner) and Getting Inside Harmony 1 (2005 Winner). These 12-week, online continuing education courses were judged on lesson content, assignments, student assessment, course layout, design, and the use of multi-media elements. The competition judges courses from all colleges and universities nationwide representing all disciplines. "Berkleemusic continues to set the standard for quality music education online," states Debbie Cavalier, Dean of Continuing Education at Berklee College of Music. "Receiving these awards from UCEA is recognition of that quality and a credit to the outstanding work Berklee's faculty and continuing education division have been doing." |
About the Courses
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Concert Touring By John Czajkowski & Jeff Dorenfeld Learn the preparations and logistics involved in developing, budgeting, and executing a successful tour, from small club dates to international stadium shows. |
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Guitar Chords 101 By Rick Peckham Add more dynamics and expression to your playing and gain a greater feel for your instrument by learning Berklee's approach to the construction of chords and chord voicings. |
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Berklee Keyboard Method By Paul Schmeling Learn the Berklee approach to keyboard in this 12-week course. Master the basics of technique and chord voicings, and gain an understanding of more advanced concepts including interpretation of lead sheets and improvisation. |
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Getting Inside Harmony 1 By Michael Rendish Use harmony creatively in your playing and writing. Learn to hear and modify chord progressions, improvise effectively from chord to chord and deepen your understanding of music's inner workings. |
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