MUS 3013
Music and Ecology
explores the complex relationships between sound, music, humans/nonhumans, and the environment. Through a series of global case studies, we will examine how humans create, express, and sustain relationships with their surrounding environments through music. We will consider topics including the soundscapes of diverse environments; environmental activism; music and sustainability; music in response to natural and technological disasters; zoomusicology; Indigenous perspectives on music and the environment; and portrayals of nature music.
Prerequisites & course information
PR: one of MUS 2005 , 2006 , 2007 (or the former MUS 3012), or 2008 (or the former MUS 3016), or permission of the instructor
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027