This course introduces students to the study of music in cultural and historical perspective. Students explore a broad array of classical and vernacular traditions from throughout the world with the goal of formulating and answering questions about music's nature and about its use by people in diverse times and places. Students also develop essential skills for thinking and writing critically about music-related subjects. Offered every fall and spring semester.
Counts Toward Majors: History, Race and Ethnic Studies, Music , Elective Studies , Church Music , Music Education , Performance , Composition , Music for Social Impact
Counts Toward Concentration: Race and Ethnic Studies
To find books for this class, please visit the St. Olaf Bookstore.