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
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This course builds on students’ skills as a communicator about music through both writing and speaking. Students will explore different styles of communicating about music, analyse examples from other practitioners, and draw on their own music-making to inform their responses.
Study Levels: Undergraduate
Faculty: Dr. Christina Guillaumier & Dr. Ingrid Pearson
Royal College of Music
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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
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Audience and Community Engagement have become important tasks for musicians in the 21st century. In order to attract new audiences and to unfold societal relevance, cultural institutions and their actors have to think of new presentation and participation formats – even more so in view of the ongoing Corona pandemic and its consequences. In this course we will read central texts about Audience and Community Engagement, discuss international best practice examples and do hands-on exercises.
Study Level: Undergraduate, graduate
Faculty: Axel Petri-Preis
mdw – University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna
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