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| + | This course provides an intensive orientation to a variety of practices within the branch of music studies known as musicology. No such course can claim to be comprehensive, but I have sought to survey a broad range of approaches in both traditional and recently developed areas of study. The course makes no claim to be an objective survey. The goal of the course is that you will emerge from it conversant with a variety of issues and approaches to musicology and better prepared to evaluate scholarship critically and conceptualize your own research. | ||
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Revision as of 19:39, 14 September 2007
for 2007-2008
Contents
Composition
Fall:
- 560
- 660
- 661
- 760
- 761
- 585: Composer Studies
Winter:
- 560
- 660
- 760
Musicology
Fall:
- 614: Proseminar
This course provides an intensive orientation to a variety of practices within the branch of music studies known as musicology. No such course can claim to be comprehensive, but I have sought to survey a broad range of approaches in both traditional and recently developed areas of study. The course makes no claim to be an objective survey. The goal of the course is that you will emerge from it conversant with a variety of issues and approaches to musicology and better prepared to evaluate scholarship critically and conceptualize your own research.
- 615: Seminar in Musicology I
- 633: Seminar in Choral Literature
Winter:
- 584: Advanced Studies in Music and Society
- 587: Advanced Period Studies
- 616: Seminar in Musicology II
Theory
Winter:
- 556: Seminar in Music Theory
- 651: Seminar in Music Analysis
Ethnomusicology and World Music
Please see
Mandatory ethics training for graduate students
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