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Apr 19, 2024
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MUS 017 - (AA, CC) Introduction to the Sikh Musical TraditionSemester Hours: 3
Fall, Spring
This course, the first of its kind taught in a western university, is designed to offer students an introduction to the Sikh musical tradition, combining aural and oral training in the repertoire with the study of the cultural context in which it developed in northwest India between the late 15th and 20th centuries. Classes are based on the analysis of the theoretical, historical, and cultural aspects of the Sikh musical tradition (Gurbani Sangit), followed by vocal and instrumental practice of basic repertoires. Course activities include lectures and concerts by visiting scholars from abroad, and student research projects and fieldwork among the local Sikh community.
Prerequisite(s)/Course Notes:
No prerequisites; however, prior to taking MUS 017, it is recommended that students take one of the following courses: MUS 004 , RELI 157 , or RELI 103 . Credit given for this course or MUS 180A, Special Topics: Sikh Musicology. (Formerly MUS 180A, Special Topics: Sikh Musicology.)
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