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Graduate Music History and Theory Courses
Graduate Courses in Music History and Theory-Fall 2008

These 3-credit courses partially satisfy the 9-credit/3-course requirements in Music Theory and Musicology. 
No more than 3 credits of Jazz Improvisation (660-331, 660-332, or 660-530) may count toward this requirement.
Musicology
  • 660-401  Musical Cultures-World  MWF 11:00AM - 11:50AM  2637 HUMANITIES  TBA 
  • 660-414  Survey of Music in the Classic Era  MWF 9:55AM  2441 HUMANITIES  Prof. C. Dill 
  • 660-416  Survey of Music in the Twentieth Century  MWF 11:00AM  2441 HUMANITIES  Prof. S. Cook 
  • 660-497  Special Topics in Music – History Survey for Performance Graduate Students  TR 9:30AM - 10:45AM  2401 HUMANITIES  Prof. L. Earp 
  • 660-497  Special Topics in Music – Listening and the Popular World  F 1:20PM – 3:50PM  2551 HUMANITIES  Prof. R. Radano 
  • 660-909  Music and Culture Workshop  R 4PM – 6PM  5520 HUMANITIES   Prof. R. Radano 
  • 660-911  Seminar in Musicology - TBA  W 1:20PM – 3:50PM  B162 MEMORIAL LIBRARY  Prof. C. Dill 
  • 660-915  Seminar in Ethnomusicology – Music and Hybridity  T 1:20PM – 4PM  B162 MEMORIAL LIBRARY  Prof. R.A. Sutton
Music Theory
  • 660-331  Jazz Improvisation  T 8:50AM – 10:45AM R 9:55 AM  1321 HUMANITIES  Prof. L. Thimmig 
  • 660-523  Orchestration  MW 5PM - 6:30PM  2541 HUMANITIES  Prof. S. Dembski  
  • 660-824  Seminar – Post Tonal Theory  M 1:20PM – 3:50PM  2541 HUMANITIES  Prof. J. Schaffer  
  • 660-926  Topics in Music Analysis 2  R 1:20PM – 3:50PM  2551 HUMANITIES  Prof. L. Blasius 
  • 660-927  Seminar in Composition  R 1:20PM – 3:30PM  2511 HUMANITIES  Prof. S. Dembski
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