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MUSC 3040

Perspectives on Indigenous Music

3 cr · Undergraduate

This course provides a functional understanding of how Indigenous communities create music while being impacted by settler colonialism. Students will learn to situate themselves within the land they reside upon and will discuss Indigenous histories of what is presently called the Winnipeg region. Students will survey the major Indigenous groups in Canada and will be introduced to Anishinaabeg worldviews and philosophies. Students will learn about different genres of music practiced by Indigenous artists and interrogate notions of appropriation and collaboration. May not be held with MUSC 3820 when titled Perspectives on Indigenous Music.

Prerequisites & course information

PR/CR: A minimum grade of C is required unless otherwise indicated. Prerequisite: One of MUSC 1006 , INDG 1200 , INDG 1220 , INDG 1240 , INDG 2020 , INDG 2080 , or permission of Instructor. Mutually Exclusive: MUSC 3820

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