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MUSI 12200: Music in Western Civilization:1750 to the Present
3.00 Credits
University of Chicago
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MUSI 14100-14200: Introduction to Music Theory for Nonmajors
3.00 Credits
University of Chicago
These courses do not meet the general education requirement in the dramatic, musical, and visual arts. This two-quarter sequence covers the basic elements of music theory, including music reading, intervals, chords, meter, and rhythm. The emphasis is on practical and analytical skills, leading to simple melodic and contrapuntal composition as well as a more profound appreciation of music. Autumn, Winter.
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MUSI 15100-15200-15300: Harmony and Voice Leading
3.00 Credits
University of Chicago
PQ: Ability to read music. This three-quarter sequence serves as an introduction to the materials and structure of Western tonal music. The first quarter focuses on fundamentals: scale types, keys, basic harmonic structures, voice-leading and two-voice counterpoint. The second quarter explores extensions of harmonic syntax, the basics of classical form, further work with counterpoint, and nondiatonic seventh chords. The third quarter undertakes the study of modulation, sequences, and additional analysis of classical forms. Musicianship labs in ear training and keyboard skills required. L. Zbikowski, Autumn; S. Rings, Winter; T. Christensen, Spring.
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MUSI 20900 /30901: Issues in Film Music
3.00 Credits
University of Chicago
This course explores the role of film music in the history of cinema. What role does music play as part of the narrative (source music) and as nondiegetic music (underscoring) How does music of different styles and provenance contribute to the semiotic universe of film And how did film music assume a central voice in twentieth-century culture We study music composed for films (original scores) as well as pre-existent music (such as popular and classical music). The twenty films covered in the course may include classical Hollywood cinema, documentaries, foreign (including non-Western) films, experimental films, musicals, and cartoons. This course typically is offered in alternate years. B. Hoeckner. Autumn.
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MUSI 23100 /33100: Jazz
3.00 Credits
University of Chicago
PQ: Any 10000-level music course or the ability to read music. T. Jackson. Spring.
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MUSI 23300: Introduction to the Social and Cultural Study of Music
3.00 Credits
University of Chicago
Prior music course and ability to read music notation not required. This course provides an introduction to ethnomusicology and related disciplines with an emphasis on the methods and contemporary practice of social and cultural analysis. The course reviews a broad selection of writing on non-Western, popular, vernacular, and "world-music" genres from a historical and theoretical perspective, clarifying key analytical terms (i.e., "culture," "subculture," "style," "ritual," "globalization") and methods (i.e., ethnography, semiotics, psychoanalysis, Marxism). In the last part of the course, students learn and develop component skills of fieldwork documentation and ethnographic writing.
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MUSI 23503 /33503: Introduction to the Musical Folklore of Central Asia
3.00 Credits
University of Chicago
This course explores the musical traditions of the peoples of Central Asia, both in terms of historical development and cultural significance. Topics include the music of the epic tradition, the use of music for healing, instrumental genres, and Central Asian folk and classical traditions. Basic field methods for ethnomusicology are also covered. Extensive use is made of recordings of musical performances and of live performances in the area. K. Arik. Spring. Not offered 2009 C10; will be offered 201 0 -11.
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MUSI 23700 /33700: Music of South Asia
3.00 Credits
University of Chicago
PQ: Any 10000-level music course or consent of instructor. This course examines the music of South Asia as an aesthetic domain with both unity and particularity in the region. The unity of the North and South Indian classical traditions is treated historically and analytically, with special emphasis placed on correlating their musical and mythological aspects. The classical traditions are contrasted with regional, tribal, and folk music with respect to fundamental conceptualizations of music and the roles it plays in society. In addition, the repertories of Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Sri Lanka, as well as states and nations bordering the region, are covered. Music is also considered as a component of myth, religion, popular culture, and the confrontation with modernity. This course typically is offered in alternate years. Winter.
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MUSI 23900 /33900: Rock
3.00 Credits
University of Chicago
PQ: Any 10000-level music course or consent of instructor. This course considers some critical accounts of the music industry, of subcultures, and of mass media aesthetics; some historical dimensions of rock (e.g., circum-Atlantic, global circulation of blues-derived popular forms); and some analytical approaches deriving from the main theoretical traditions of Western art music, psychoanalysis, semiotics, and ethnography-as applied to, for example, rhythm and meter, repetition, tonality, and voice. Students are also encouraged, through readings and listening, to contextualize rock within a broad field of popular/vernacular music making in the twentieth century. This course typically is offered in alternate years. T. Jackson. Autumn.
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MUSI 24000 /34000: Composition Lessons
3.00 Credits
University of Chicago
PQ: MUSI 26100 and consent of instructor. Students may enroll in this course more than once as an elective, but it may be counted only once toward requirements for the music major or minor. This course consists of individual weekly composition lessons. K. Suzuki. Autumn, Winter, Spring.
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