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Spring 2025

Courses

The full list of music courses we offer can be found on the Registrar's website. Please note that courses and times are subject to change. 

The Timetable of Class Meetings is posted here.

In addition to the courses listed below, the following courses are offered every fall, winter, and spring term: MUS 53–58 (Individual Instruction Program), MUS 50.1–50.3 (Performance Laboratories), and MUS 59.1–59.6 (Hopkins Center Ensemble Performance and Leadership).

MUS 14.05/COSC 89.29/COSC 189.03 | MUSIC AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

MUS 14.06 | Foundations of Sonic Practice: Embodiment, Listening, and Vibration (New course)

MUS 45.13 | GLOBAL SOUNDS

  • Instructor: Theodore Levin
  • Time: 10A
  • Location: TBD
  • Course description: Global Sounds explores world music, focusing each term on selected regions, countries, and cultures, and on how music has moved between East and West, past and present, and "roots" and popular styles. Course work includes critical listening/viewing, reading, and short weekly writing assignments as well as a final creative project or research paper. Where possible, guest artists are invited to offer live musical demonstrations. No prior musical experience is required. Not open to students who have received credit for MUS 004.

MUS 52.03 | The Art of Conducting: An Introduction to Choral and Orchestral Conducting

MUS 106 | Sounding Bodies: A Laboratory