Graduate level course offerings (academic area)

for 2007-2008

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 we will survey a broad range of approaches in both traditional and recently developed areas of study. 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

• Ethnomusicology courses

• World music ensembles

Mandatory ethics training for graduate students

• Ethics training for Music graduate students
• Arts, Science and Law Research Ethics Board

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