Programs

Ethnomusicology Minor

Program Description: The Ethnomusicology minor develops students' understanding of the importance of cultural analysis in study of musical composition and performance. Students explore basic understandings of the discipline of anthropology and music and explore music in a variety of cultural contexts using the analytical tools of both disciplines.

(All of the following:)
ANT 209 Qualitative Methods in the Social Sciences  3 credits
MUS 130 Foundations of Music  3 credits
MUS 375 Music of the world's People  3 credits

(Three credits from the following:)
ANT 101 Introduction to Native American Studies  3 credits
ANT 111 Introduction to Anthropology  3 credits

(Three credits from the following:)
ANT 331 Indians of the Great Plains  3 credits
ANT 342 Peoples and Cultures of Sub-Saharan Africa 3 credits
ANT 343 Peoples and Cultures of Native North America  3 credits
ANT 346 Peoples and Cultures of Latin America  3 credits
ANT 347 Peoples and Cultures of North Africa and Middle East  3 credits
ANT 348 Peoples and Cultures of Asia  3 credits
ANT 349 Peoples and Cultures of India 3 credits

(Three credits from the following:)
MUS 209 Gospel Choir I 1 credit
MUS 219 Javanese Gamelan I 1 credits
MUS 273 Music Appreciation 3 credits
MUS 309 Gospel Choir II 1 credit
MUS 319 Javanese Gamelan II 1 credit
MUS 353 Jazz in American Culture 3 credits
FRN 553 La canson quebecoise et la Revolution tranquille 3 credits

Course Rotation Schedule