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Onpoint (QEP) - Public
Presentation Proficiency

Ruth T. Reyes, Ed.D.

B.M., M.A., Ed.D, Associate Professor of Music. Pre-College Division, The Juilliard School, B.M., Queens College of New York; M.A, Aaron Copland School of Music, Queens College. Ed.D., Nova Southeastern University. Instructor, Seminole Community College, Queens College of New York, Copland Preparatory Studies of Music, New York Christian Institute. Certified instructor in the Yamaha Music Education System. Piano instructor (1979- ). Director of Music Ministries (1984-96). Director of the FCC Community Music School (1999-2005, 2007). Florida Christian College 1996 - .

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GMU 210 Introduction to Music - A course designed to introduce the student to an overview of western music history, basic music notation, musical styles, church music, and practical application of the information to teaching and church ministry (3 credits).
MMU 122 New Creation - A select group chosen for the purpose of representing the College in public relations programs. Auditions for this group are conducted with a view to discovering those who excel in musical ability and who possess a well-rounded Christian personality. This course does not meet the applied music requirement for the Music Specialization (1 credit).
MMU 123 New Creation - A select group chosen for the purpose of representing the College in public relations programs. Auditions for this group are conducted with a view to discovering those who excel in musical ability and who possess a well-rounded Christian personality. This course does not meet the applied music requirement for the Music Specialization (1 credit).
MMU 210 Worship Leadership - Worship-leading techniques for planning and conducting a worship service. The relationship of the worship leader to the accompanist, the preacher, and the congregation is noted in conjunction with an appreciation for correct selection of songs. This course also includes elementary conducting patterns (1 credit).
MMU 311 Adult Choral Leadership - General choral procedures with emphasis on the conducting of choirs, teen through adult. There will be instructional as well as practical application included in this course (2 credits; Prerequisite: MMU 210)
MMU 330 Music Theory I - Analysis of melody together with a study of three and four part harmony. Key, mode, scale, pitch, chord structure, inversions, and harmonic progression are examined. Prerequisite: MMU 130 or pass the placement exam (2 credits).
MMU 336 Music Theory II - A course developing skills of writing, analysis, and performance of 4-part voice leading and harmonization as well as a study of examples from different historical periods. Intermediate level of sight-singing, ear training, and keyboard harmony (3 credits; Prerequisite: MMU 330).
MMU 338 Music Theory III - A study in the further development of skills in writing advanced harmony and modulation as well as analyzing different styles of music. The course also includes the writing and analysis of species counterpoint. Advanced level of sight singing, ear training, and keyboard harmony (3 credits).
MMU 481 Music Practicum - Please refer to the course catalog PDF.
MTH 331 Music and Worship - Please refer to the course catalog PDF.