When taking a Musicianship Class, it’s important to take a placement test to make sure you are in the right level for your experience and ability. Musicianship classes usually include a combination of Ear Training (or Solfege), Reading, Sight-Singing, Transcription, and instruction for recognizing various musical forms and structures.
Taken as a supplement to private lessons and Music Theory classes, Musicianship training focuses on rhythmic, melodic, and harmonic performance, and building accuracy and sensitivity in these three areas.
Most all college and university programs have classes in Musicianship, and similar classes might be available at a community college or adult education center.