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Title: Annual catalogue of the Southern Illinois Normal University, Carbondale, Jackson County, Illinois, 1875-1892
Year: 1875 (1870s)
Authors: Southern Illinois State Normal University
Subjects: Southern Illinois State Normal University Universities and colleges
Publisher: (Carbondale) : Southern Illinoisian Print
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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minology deals withmusical terms and definitions; composition includes the analytical studyof songs and the writing of scales and melodies. Considerable prepara-tion outside the class room, is required. Music Methods. Music methods includes the study of child voice,tone production, ear training, advanced theory, composition, history,plans, etc. The work is based upon the Melodio Series and NaturalMusic Course. For admission to this class, students must have com-pleted the work in elementary music or pass entrance examination. Elementary Harmony. A course in elementary harmony is offeredto students in the advanced class, who wish to pursue the study ofmusic beyond the required course. This class will meet twice each week. Glee clubs and choruses offer excellent opportunities for the studyof songs and choral work. Private instruction in piano and voice may be had with local teach-ers thus affording an opportunity to students to study music while at-tending the University. PAGE SIXTY-TWO
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SouthernIllinois State Normal University \ xx DEPARTMENT OF Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic, Orthography and Penmanship. ♦♦♦♦ R. V. BLACK.BOOK KEEPING. Every teacher should have a working knowledge of Bookkeeping. Hewill then have a better basis for many of the duties of school responsibil-ity. Both double and single entry sets are worked out in this course.All the rules for journalizing are mastered and a sufficient number oftransactions are given under each to fully illustrate the rule before thesets are introduced. All the uses and applications of the four leadingbooks, Day-Book, Cash-Book, Journal and Ledger are fully presented. Allbusiness forms that may come into a mercantile transaction are fully ex-plained and applied. In addition to what is done in the text, the last two weeks of theterm are spent in actual business. In this each student buys and sells onhis own account. Each transaction is written up in full in the day-book,journalized and posted to the ledger. Al

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