Humanities Music Theory/Musicology - Indiana University - East

Humanities Music Theory/Musicology from Indiana University - East is a Campus Bachelor Music and Instruments degree that prepares you for a Art and Design career. Music theory involves the scholarly study of music from a structural perspective: the how and why of the actual notes on the page and the sounds that result. Musicology involves the scholarly study of music in terms of historical, social, and ethnographic aspects. Music theorists and musicologists do original research of music of many different styles, genres, and periods and write and publish papers and books on these subjects. The student in enrolled in music theory or musicology as a concentration area will take four semesters of coursework in music theory and music history, perform in university ensembles, and receive two semesters of private one-on-one lessons in an instrumental area or composition with faculty. The program culminates in the research and completion of a scholarly paper. The research area and topic will be chosen in close consultation and guidance by faculty. View more details on Indiana University - East . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Music and Instruments courses.