MUS 45.12 Advanced Studies in Jazz History: A Century of Jazz at Dartmouth

Advanced Studies in Jazz History offers students the opportunity for in-depth research into specific topics pertaining to Black Creative Music. This term we will be turning our gaze inward, exploring Dartmouth’s own history with jazz and other forms of Black music over the past century. Through a combination of primary source research, interviews and oral history, and creative storytelling and writing, the goal of this course is to generate lasting, honest, insightful, and engaging documentation of the complicated history of jazz at Dartmouth.

Instructor

Bynum

Cross Listed Courses

AAAS 39.03

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:ART

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