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University of Chicago, BA, Music

 United States

 

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Full-time September years: 4
The Department of Music aims to broaden the exposure to and enrich the understanding of the various musical traditions of the world. Courses address the materials of tonal music in the Western tradition, the analysis of individual works, the study of composers and genres, non-Western and vernacular repertories, musical composition, critical approaches to music, and the role of music in society. The BA program in music provides a background both for graduate work in music and for study in other fields. The department also sponsors a number of performance organizations and concert series.

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The University of Chicago situated in Chicago’s Hyde Park community near Lake Michigan, offers a rich campus life in a big-city setting. The campus is 217 acres; and has a designated botanic garden since 1997. The campus is a blend of traditional English Gothic style and award-winning modern buildings designed by renowned architects.