AFRST-267/367 Jazz Connections
An advanced jazz course that builds on the topics covered in Jazz Foundations (MUSIC 161), and examines the construction of the “jazz tradition” from a historiographical perspective. Considers how the development of jazz, and its construction in the context of educational institutions, both reflects and shapes concepts of race and gender in American culture. Includes an examination of the impact of jazz genres including hip hop, R&B, and gospel, and focuses on the international proliferation of jazz.
Standard Course (40)
Credits
1
Cross Listed Courses
AFRST-267/367
Prerequisite
MUSIC 161/261, AFRST 161/261, MUSIC 257/357, AFRST 257/357, or consent of the instructor
Notes
Not open to students who have taken MUSIC/AFRST 160/260 or MUSIC/AFRST 259/359. Registration at the 300-level only with instructor's permission.