This course explores the relationship between concert music and popular music of the 20th century. Students learn the basic elements of music and critical listening skills, apply those skills to a variety of music from concert and popular styles and analyze the relationship between the styles. Students use a variety of activities, including group work and individual presentations, to achieve these goals. Offered alternately with Music 131 and 132.
Musicology/Ethnomusicology
Musicology/Ethnomusicology Studies
Performances from Dr. Kheshgi’s Fulbright Scholar year in India
Musicology/Ethnomusicology Faculty
Louis K Epstein (he, him, his)
Associate Professor of Music – Musicology; Department Chair of Music
Rehanna L Kheshgi (she, her, hers / they, them, theirs)
Assistant Professor of Music – Ethnomusicology; Gamelan
Christiansen Hall of Music 236
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