Bachelor of Music in Musicology
Designed for students who wish to teach music history; to work in radio, television or journalism; or to pursue an advanced degree at a later time. Applicants should have several years of study on a principal instrument or voice. Experience in orchestral and chamber music is desirable; piano study is recommended.
Curriculum
The Bachelor of Music in Musicology requires a minimum 120 credits: coursework is 75% within SMTD and 25% within the liberal arts. SMTD coursework may include:
- Musicology
- Ethnomusicology
- Early music
- Music Theory
- Ensemble participation (including piano ensemble participation)
- Private lessons
Silent Advisor
Degree requirements and term-by-term layout for current students.
Faculty
James Ryan Bodiford
Lecturer
Musicology
James M. Borders
Professor of Musicology, Glenn McGeoch Collegiate Chair
Christi-Anne Castro
Associate Dean for Faculty Development; Associate Professor of Music
Mark Clague
Interim Executive Director, U-M Arts Initiative; Professor of Music; Director of U-M Gershwin Initiative; Co-Editor-in-Chief MUSA
Gabriela Cruz
Chair of Musicology and Associate Professor of Music
Charles Hiroshi Garrett
Professor of Music
Inderjit Kaur
Assistant Professor of Music
Andrew Kohler
Research Area Specialist, Lecturer
Joseph S. C. Lam
Professor of Musicology
Charles Lwanga
Assistant Professor of Music
Stefano Mengozzi
Associate Professor of Music
Diane Oliva
Assistant Professor of Music
Mackenzie Pierce
Assistant Professor of Music
Henry Stoll
Assistant Professor of Music