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'''Music for Global Human Development (Music 365)''' | '''Music for Global Human Development (Music 365)''' | ||
Please check back for more information soon, or write [mailto:michaelf@ualberta.ca Prof. Michael Frishkopf ]. | This course will focus on [http://m4ghd.org Music for Global Human Development] -- the ways music can be used for social progress on a variety of issues -- with an applied ethnomusicology project in tandem with the [http://emcn.ab.ca/ Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers], focusing on immigration, refugees, and socio-cultural integration through music. | ||
Please check back for more information soon, or write [mailto:michaelf@ualberta.ca Prof. Michael Frishkopf]. | |||
''(Space is limited ...so please enroll sooner rather than later!)'' | |||
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Music for Global Human Development (Music 365)
This course will focus on Music for Global Human Development -- the ways music can be used for social progress on a variety of issues -- with an applied ethnomusicology project in tandem with the Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers, focusing on immigration, refugees, and socio-cultural integration through music.
Please check back for more information soon, or write Prof. Michael Frishkopf.
(Space is limited ...so please enroll sooner rather than later!)