MUSC/WGST 188: Women in Music Professor Annegret Fauser Throughout the world, women were and are active as composers, performers, publishers, patrons, priestesses, composition and instrumental teachers, concertgoers, concert organizers, musicologists, and amateur musicians. Theirs is a rich and diverse contribution … Read more

MUSC 135: Jazz Harmony Professor Stephen Anderson Jazz Harmony is taught each fall semester and meets Tuesday-Thursday from 2:00-3:15 pm in the Kenan Rehearsal Hall as well as in the keyboard lab. Students learn chord symbol nomenclature and how chords, … Read more

This week Raleigh will host the 2019 World of Bluegrass festival, run by the International Bluegrass Music Association. We are excited to present the full schedule of Tar Heel participation below! Be sure to head to downtown Raleigh this Wednesday … Read more

MUSC 136: Keyboard Skill I Professor Robert Buxton The purpose of MUSC 136 is for music students to learn functional keyboard skills. The keyboard is a road map for all of music. It is an indispensable tool for the study … Read more

MUSC 228.001: Principles of Teaching Music Professor Daniel Huff Principles of Teaching Music provides an opportunity for students to further develop their musical and pedagogical skills, curricular knowledge and techniques in teaching general, instrumental and vocal music in the context … Read more

MUSC 970.002, Graduate Seminar in Ethnomusicology: Music, Technology, and Culture Professor Mark Katz Tuesdays, 2:00-4:50 pm From the earliest instruments to the latest electronic means of manipulating and disseminating sound, the tools and systems of human creation have had a … Read more

Also known as Applied Lessons, we offer private instruction in a variety of instruments, ranging from piano to voice to jazz bass to fiddle! To see a full list of instrument offerings and faculty contacts for each, click here. The … Read more

MUSC 65: First Year Seminar: Music on Stage and Screen Professor Anne MacNeil This seminar is designed to offer students the tools and techniques for understanding multi-media, staged musical works like opera, musical theater, and film. The goal of the … Read more

by Rebecca Clemens In July 2019, two years after the original project, UNC trombone professor Michael Kris returned to Salzburg with UNC graduates, Katie Rose Hand (2019) and Becca Clemens (2014), for an early music collaboration in the Salzburg cathedral. … Read more

MUSC 120: Foundations in Music Professor David Garcia MUSC 120 is our gateway course for music students. It is only offered in the Fall semester and is required for the major (both Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Music) and … Read more