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Master of Music in Ethnomusicology
To accompany: PROGRAM of STUDIES FORM
| Additional resources: | University Course Catalog |
| College of Music Course Catalog |
MAJOR AREA:
Required courses in Ethnomusicology:
| MUH 5580 | Introduction to Ethnomusicology (3 credits) |
| MUH 5587 | Seminar World Music Cultures (3 credits) |
| MUH 5581 | Seminar in Ethnomusicology (3 credits) |
| MUH 5590 | Seminar in Field and Lab Techniques (3 credits) |
| MUS 5971 | Thesis (6 credits) |
| MUS 8976 | Master’s Thesis Defense (0 credit) |
| MUS 8966 | Master’s Comprehensive Examination (0 credit) |
Plus at least 2 classes (minimum 6 hours) from the following:
| MUH 5536 | African Soundscapes (3 credits) |
| MUH 5546 | Music of Latin America I (3 credits) |
| MUH 5547 | Music of Latin America II (3 credits) |
| MUH 5548 | Music in the Caribbean (3 credits) |
| MUH 5555 | Music of the Middle East (3 credits) |
| MUH 5576 | Music of Indonesia (3 credits) |
| MUH 5577 | Music of Japan (3 credits) |
| MUS 5939 | Special Topics in Music (3 credits), as advised |
OTHER STUDIES IN MUSIC:
| MUS 5711 | Music Bibliography (2 credits) |
| MUH 5685 | Introduction to Historical Musicology (3 credits) |
| ANT | Anthropology course, as advised (3 credits) |
| MUN 5___ | World Music / Early Music Ensembles – 3 semesters required;may be taken for 1 or 0 credit |
LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT:
| Students for the Master of Music degree in Ethnomusicology must demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language. This will usually be determined by the topic of the student’s thesis research, subject to approval by the Musicology faculty. |
NOTE: Students who do not demonstrate appropriate levels of accomplishment on the placement examinations given during orientation in Music History and Music Theory must take MUH 5219 and/or MUT 5051. These are review courses and do not fulfill degree requirements. Successful completion of these courses prepares students for graduate-level content courses in the disciplines of Music History and Music Theory.
