COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Music (MMus) program offers a variety of specialized courses designed to deepen students’ knowledge and skills across multiple aspects of music. Among the offerings is MUSC 7000: Music History Seminar, which provides an in-depth exploration of significant periods and movements in music history. Students can develop critical research skills in MUSC 7050: Bibliography and Research Methods, essential for academic inquiry and scholarly work. MUSC 7110: Music Theory Seminar focuses on advanced theoretical concepts, helping students refine their analytical abilities. For pianists, courses such as MUSC 7380: Piano Repertoire Seminar and MUSC 7390: Piano Chamber Music Literature Seminar offer focused study on solo and chamber music literature. The operatic voice is supported through MUSC 7530: Operatic Piano, which enhances collaborative skills with vocalists. Those interested in contemporary music can engage with MUSC 7810: Electroacoustic Music, exploring the integration of technology and music composition. Finally, MUSC 7860: Topics in Music offers a flexible course option covering various themes and issues in music, providing students with opportunities to broaden their perspectives. Together, these courses provide a comprehensive curriculum that supports both academic and artistic growth within the MMus program.