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CI 461T: Eastern European Jewish Music Traditions
2.00 Credits
The New England Conservatory of Music
Introduces various types of Jewish music that flourished in Eastern Europe and the Americas. Surveys such styles as folk, theater, cantorial, Hassidic, and klezmer. Individual and group performance projects. (2 credits) Netsky
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CI 464T: Film Noir
2.00 Credits
The New England Conservatory of Music
Introduces such post-World War II themes as victimization and character. Attention is given to film music; students create their own music based on plot, theme, and character. Film viewing required outside of class. Films: Spiral Staircase, etc. Film choices will not necessarily be limited to those in the classic film noir genre. (2 credits) Blake
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CI 477T: Introduction to Indian Modal Improvisation
2.00 Credits
The New England Conservatory of Music
A course designed to offer beginning instruction in Indian musical performance to western musicians on western instruments. Special attention is given to the basics of improvisational procedures, centered on the study of composed and improvised forms in the context of two simple ragas and talas. (2 credits) Row
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CI 478T: Advanced Indian Modal Improvisation
3.00 Credits
The New England Conservatory of Music
A course designed to offer advanced instruction in Indian musical performance to western musicians on western instruments. Alap and gat forms are studied in the context of several complex ragas and talas. Special attention is given to the rendering of Indian melodic ornamentation on western instruments. Continuation of CI 477T. Prerequisite: CI 477T. (2 credits) Row Graduate Curriculum Studio (CI 500 or a s a ssigned by depa rtment) Cla ssroom Instruction
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CI 517T: Development of Long-Term Melodic Memory
2.00 Credits
The New England Conservatory of Music
Aural training through memorization of melodies and bass lines from diverse musical sources, including music from African-American, Greek, and Spanish traditions. Develops interval recognition and understanding of harmonic implications. (2 credits) Blake
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CI 530T: The Music of .
2.00 Credits
The New England Conservatory of Music
The music of a selected composer or performer is studied in depth through listening, ear training, performance, creative projects, and discussion. Past subjects have included Billie Holiday, Miles Davis, Mahalia Jackson, Ornette Coleman, Duke Ellington, Dmitri Shostakovich, John Coltrane, and others. (2 credits) Blake, Faculty
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CI 551T: Issues and Trends in American Music
2.00 Credits
The New England Conservatory of Music
Through presentations from many voices within and outside the conservatory, readings and group discussions, the class will explore the dimensions of American music, learn something about various streams of musical activity in America, attempt to understand what is "American" about American music, consider theimpact of regional and ethnic musical subcultures and "world music," grapplewith the potential impact of technology, and consider today's trends as indicators of the future. (2 credits) Row
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CI 553: Open Forms,Graphic Scores and Structured Improvisation
2.00 Credits
The New England Conservatory of Music
This class will explore the links and differences between the Open Form scores that emerged out of the post-Cagean world of the '50s and '60s and the Controlled Improvisation strategies that many composer-performers who come from the worlds of Jazz and Free Improvisation have utilized. This class will combine historical and theoretical perspectives; many of the challenges inherent in looking at these two approaches to music together were raised in Composer/Performer/ Educator George Lewis' essay "Improvised Music after 1950: Afrological andEurological Perspectives." (Black Music Research Journal, Vol. 16, No. 1, Spring 1996) and this will function as a key text, as will John Cage's "Writings onIndeterminacy." Composers studies will include Cage, Christian Wolff, Stockhausen, Alvin Lucier, Pauline Oliveros, Cornelius Cardew, Cecil Taylor, Anthony Braxton, Butch Morris, Roscoe Mitchell, Wadada Leo Smith, John Zorn, Elliott Sharp and others. In-class performance will be a crucial part of the class, with an eventual goal of at least one public performance. (2 credits) Coleman
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CI 561T: Eastern European Jewish Music Traditions
2.00 Credits
The New England Conservatory of Music
Introduces various types of Jewish music that flourished in Eastern Europe and the Americas. Surveys such styles as folk, theater, cantorial, Hassidic, and klezmer. Individual and group performance projects. (2 credits) Netsky
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CI 561T - Eastern European Jewish Music Traditions
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CI 564T: Film Noir
2.00 Credits
The New England Conservatory of Music
Introduces such post-World War II themes as victimization and character. Attention is given to film music; students create their own music based on plot, theme, and character. Film viewing required outside of class. Films: Spiral Staircase, etc. Film choices will not necessarily be limited to those in the classic film noir genre. (2 credits) Blake
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