Are you curious about historical performance practices but want to stay within the performance on modern instruments? Do you want to speak the musical languages of Bach and Mozart in a more fluent way? Do you want to excite your audiences with performances that keep them up at night but still remain respectful to the composer? Study Levels: Undergraduate, Postgraduate Faculty: Toke Møldrup and Christian Westergaard Royal Danish Academy of Music Learn More →
Structure and melancholy in Nordic music. This course is an introduction to the late Romantic and early 20th Century music of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland. Study Levels: Undergraduate, Postgraduate Faculty: Dr. Søren Schauser Royal Danish Academy of Music Learn More →
This course engages you as both a player and listener through four main topics from the world of Historically informed Performance (HiP). Study Levels: Undergraduate and Postgraduate Faculty: Prof. Ashley Solomon Royal College of Music
This course will focus on developing skills needed by musicians working in the digital age, by exploring a range of technology, overviewing practical applications in music, and discussing research in the field. Study Levels: Postgraduate Faculty: Dr. Tania Lisboa Royal College of Music Learn More →
This course builds on your skills as a communicator about music through writing and speaking. Practical Workshops enable students to explore different styles of communicating about music, including descriptive, interpretative and evaluative examples. Study Levels: Undergraduate Faculty: Dr. Christina Guillaumier & Dr. Ingrid Pearson Royal College of Music Learn More →
This course offers students an opportunity to study major works of the Harlem Renaissance, with an emphasis upon literature, and also bolstered by excursions into music and the visual arts. Study Levels: Undergraduate Faculty: Delano Copprue Manhattan School of Music Learn More →
Examining a variety of musical genres beginning with the music of West Africa and moving to Plantations songs (spirituals, work songs), Ethiopian Minstrelsy, music of the Mississippi Delta, Blues, Ragtime, Jazz, Rhythm & Blues and Art Music Study Levels: Undergraduate, Postgraduate Faculty: Damien Sneed Manhattan School of Music Learn More →
Based on the acoustic foundations, this course provides a methodology and hands-on experiments in sound design for a variety of musical applications, using both physical and digital tools. The course is intended for instrumentalists and composers, but can also be attended by students from other fields. Study Level: Undergraduate, graduate Faculty: Alex Hofmann, PhD mdw – University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna Learn More →
This course explores various relations between music and racism, addressing structures in higher music education, questioning racialised expectations on music performance, and exploring hegemonies of musical styles around the world. Departing from a student perspective, we will address racist and Eurocentric structures in higher music education. Study Level: Graduate Faculty: Marko Kölbl, PhD mdw – University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna Learn More →
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