Course Overview - Music (F32) MA
**You must complete your study by 31 December 2024. If you would like to discuss your options with one of our advisers, please contact us.**
This fascinating introduction to the methods and materials used for music research will suit professionals working in a wide range of music-related settings, and is also applicable if you have a leisure interest in music. Your studies will be based in the digital humanities using creative technologies to develop your research skills and critically analyse a variety of musical sources. Youll encounter a number of musical topics, themes and reper...
**You must complete your study by 31 December 2024. If you would like to discuss your options with one of our advisers, please contact us.**<br/>This fascinating introduction to the methods and materials used for music research will suit professionals working in a wide range of music-related settings, and is also applicable if you have a leisure interest in music. Your studies will be based in the digital humanities using creative technologies to develop your research skills and critically analyse a variety of musical sources. Youll encounter a number of musical topics, themes and repertoires from different periods and styles – as you engage with Western, non-Western and popular music – and will be able to tailor your studies according to your musical interests. <br/><br/>**Key features of the course**<br/>- Introduces essential music research skills <br/><br/><br/>- Explores a range of sources including text, music criticism and performance<br/><br/><br/>- Investigates different musical styles and genres from across the world<br/><br/><br/>- Concludes with a dissertation on a subject of your choice<br/>