The Ethnomusicology minor is designed for students who wish to augment their major program with a group of related courses that provide a systematic introduction to the study of world music and performance. The minor is a sequence of two quarters of the same lower-division performance course (ETHNMUS 91A-91Z), along with six academic courses, of which one is a lower-division course in Ethnomusicology (5 or M25); one must be selected from a group of foundational courses in Ethnomusicology, one must be ETHNMUS 101, and three must be upper-division electives in Ethnomusicology. Three upper-division performance courses are also required (selected from 161A-161Z).
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Feb 26 Wed
7:30pm
Free
Free
classical, lectures-symposia, world-music
A Concert Dedicated to Grikor Mirzaian Suni The UCLA Armenian Music Program presents a concert dedicated to the Armenian composer, Grikor Mirzaian Suni. Event program and details coming soon!
Lani Hall
May 6 Tue
5:00pm
Free
Free
classical, lectures-symposia, world-music
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Lani Hall
May 30 Fri
11:00am
Free
Free
world-music
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Lani Hall
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