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Jo Ann Taricani
MUHST 503
Seattle Campus
Musical styles, genres, and forms of the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Focuses upon musicological problems and controversy related to music composed between ca. 1000 and 1600. Prerequisite: permission of instructor.
Class description
Summmer: Students may count this course (in summer) as their research course for graduate study -- the equivalent of MUHST 500. Students will prepare a paper on a research project of their choice.
Student learning goals
General method of instruction
Combination of student presentations and written assignments. A paper will be the final project for the seminar. In Autumn (not in Summer), students also take the examinations in MUHST 210.
Recommended preparation
Students must have graduate standing in a graduate Music program. An undergraduate degree in Music is required.
Class assignments and grading