MUSI 2110

Listening to Everyday Life: Community, Improvisation, Play(ing)

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Course Description

Discipline(s): Artistic, Interpretive, & Philosophical Inquiry

Listening sets us up to be involved fully in the life around us, and to be interactive in communities that create together. This course explores listening and sound-making in daily life from many angles including field research, reading, writing, discussion, and group performance workshops. We explore ideas about improvisation, uniting the aesthetic sphere with the broader sphere of social life and active engagement.


  • Michelle Kisliuk

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    2.94

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    1.67

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    3.71

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    1

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    Spring 2026

  • Mary Bauermann

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    1

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    Spring 2026

  • Aldona Dye

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    Fall 2017

  • Kyle Chattleton

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    Fall 2015

  • Courtney Kleftis

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    Fall 2013

  • Erik Deluca

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     GPA

    3.57

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    Fall 2011

  • Elizabeth Sapir

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    Fall 2010

  • Maria Guarino

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    Fall 2009