Teaching and Creatively Experiencing Music History

Overview

Subject area

MSH

Catalog Number

750

Course Title

Teaching and Creatively Experiencing Music History

Description

Topics include a review of historical content (traditional music history) with an emphasis on teaching the appreciation of music in today's urban K-12 classroom. Music of social justice, social change, and popular music will be infused into a curriculum that seeks to give teachers the tools necessary to foster a love of music. Exploration of techniques and strategies for promoting an understanding and appreciation of music history in a postmodern society.

Typically Offered

Fall, Spring

Academic Career

Graduate

Liberal Arts

Yes

Credits

Minimum Units

3

Maximum Units

3

Academic Progress Units

3

Repeat For Credit

Yes

Total Completions Allowed

2

Components

Name

Lecture

Hours

3

Course Topic ID

1

Formal Description

Bach

Course Topic ID

2

Formal Description

Mozart

Course Topic ID

3

Formal Description

English Renaissance

Course Topic ID

4

Formal Description

Music at the Turn of the 20th Century

Course Topic ID

5

Formal Description

American Classical Music, 1850-1950

Course Topic ID

6

Formal Description

African-Amererican Musical Aesthetics

Course Topic ID

7

Formal Description

Music Criticism of the 19th Century

Course Topic ID

8

Formal Description

The World of Beethoven's Symphonies

Course Topic ID

9

Formal Description

Tchng&Creatvly Exprncng Mus Hist in 21st Clssrm

Course Topic ID

10

Formal Description

Music and Social Change

Course Schedule