FILM 41.21 Music and Media in Everyday Life

This course lends an ear to the roles and power of musical media in the new millennium. Prominent themes include: new media’s purported democratizing effects on the production, circulation, and consumption of sound; the changing roles, responsibilities, and relevance of musicians and media artists in the digital age; and the potential for musical and social media to redraw the boundaries human experience, ethics, memory, and identity at large.

Cross Listed Courses

MUS 16.02

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:ART; WCult:W

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