Spring 2019 Courses

Semester:

Spring

Year:

2019

Subj Abbr	Course #	Sect #	Course Title	Instructor(s)	Meeting Times	Institution
HACU	0258	1	African Popular Music	Olabode Omojola	01:00PM-02:20PM TU;01:00PM-02:20PM TH	Hampshire College
MUSIC	229	01	African Popular Music	Olabode Omojola	MW 01:30PM-02:45PM	Mount Holyoke College
MUSIC	160	01	American Popular Music	Marianna Ritchey	TU TH 4:00PM 5:15PM	UMass Amherst
HACU	0246	1	J-Pop and Beyond	Junko Oba	02:30PM-03:50PM M;02:30PM-03:50PM W	Hampshire College
FAMS	375	01	Jazz Film	Jason Robinson	MW 12:30PM-01:50PM	Amherst College
MUSI	225	01	Jazz Film	Jason Robinson	MW 12:30PM-01:50PM	Amherst College
BLST	234	01	Jazz History to 1945	Jason Robinson	TTH 11:30AM-12:50PM	Amherst College
MUSI	226	01	Jazz History to 1945	Jason Robinson	TTH 11:30AM-12:50PM	Amherst College
MUSI	445	01	Listening, Hearing	Jeffers Engelhardt, Darryl Harper	WF 12:30PM-01:50PM	Amherst College
MUS	249	01	POP MUSIC OF THE ISLAMIC WORLD	Suleiman Mourad; Margaret Sarkissian	TTh 01:00-02:50	Smith College
REL	249	01	POP MUSIC OF THE ISLAMIC WORLD	Suleiman Mourad; Margaret Sarkissian	TTh 01:00-02:50	Smith College
MUSI	264	01	Soundscapes	Yvette Jackson	TTH 01:00PM-02:20PM	Amherst College
AMS	220	01	T-DANCE, MUSIC, SEX, ROMANCE	Steve Waksman	MW 01:10-02:30	Smith College
MUS	202	01	THINKING ABOUT MUSIC	Margaret Sarkissian	MW 02:40-04:00	Smith College

Five College Ethnomusicology Program

NOTES:

Many courses in addition to those listed below may be eligible towards the Five College Ethnomusicology Certificate. Students are encouraged to consult their campus Ethnomusicology advisor to identify courses that are appropriate for their interests.
View a sample list of methodology and area studies courses eligible for the certificate.

View a list of ethnomusicology-related performance ensembles.
Individual lessons and non-ensemble performance: Credit-bearing individual lessons and non-ensemble performance opportunities (i.e. special topics courses or thesis work) in an array of musical traditions and genres are available throughout the Five Colleges. Please consult the course catalog of your home institution and with a member of the Five College Ethnomusicology faculty to find the instructor best suited to your interests.
Five College Ethnomusicology Certificate students: Depending on your area of interest, courses can often fall within more than one of the four course categories required for the certificate. While a single course cannot be counted twice, you should work in close consultation with your campus Ethnomusicology advisor to determine the appropriate allocation of courses within the certificate requirements.