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3.65
Spring 2026
This course provides the opportunity to offer new topics in the subject of Music.
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3.67
Spring 2026
Fundamentals of playing guitar, along with rhythmic training, music theory, song forms, and more. This class will start from scratch and is meant for beginners. Experienced guitarists are encouraged to enroll in MUSI 3307 Play Guitar! 2.
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3.70
Spring 2026
This course provides the opportunity to offer new topics in the subject of Music.
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3.70
Fall 2025
Studies of various musical topics, with emphasis on relatons between music and cultural context. Taught at the major level.
2.94
1.67
3.72
Spring 2026
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.
3.67
4.00
3.73
Fall 2025
Training in vocal technique and performance skills for popular music styles. Attention to healthy vocal production, confidence, and expansion of repertory.
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3.74
Summer 2025
This course provides the opportunity to offer new topics in the subject of Music.
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3.75
Spring 2025
Special topics courses, topics announced in advance. Courses combine community engagement activities with reflective interpretation.
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3.75
Spring 2025
An intensive experience with ethnomusicology and performance studies, this seminar explores musical ethnography (descriptive writing), experiential research, sociomusical processes, and other interdisciplinary approaches to musical performance. Addresses issues involving race, class, gender, and identity politics in light of particular topics and areas studies. Prerequisite: MUSI 3070 or instructor permission.
4.47
2.40
3.76
Spring 2026
Jazz Improvisation
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