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Oct 29, 2025
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MUS 451 - Senior Seminar in Ethnography of Music
Ethnography has grown increasingly central to the scholarly study of music. The engagement of living subjects can illuminate music and musical practice from all times and places. And yet, ethnographic methods are not easily defined, no less learned. The challenges of writing human lives compels us to think ethically, legally, interpersonally, philosophically, often all at once. This course asks students to read extensively in the history of ethnography, reflecting on its key arguments and genealogies.
3 credits
Prerequisite(s): MUS 105 or MUS 109 ; U3 or U4 status
DEC: J
SBC: DIV, ESI, HFA+
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