ETHNOMU 161P
Advanced World Music Performance Organizations: Music of African Americans
Description: Activity, three hours; outside practice, three hours. Limited to Ethnomusicology majors. Advanced study of traditional vocal and instrumental world music. May be repeated for credit without limitation. Letter grading.
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Class taken: 91P/161P Professor James Roberson is the best! This was the funnest 2 units I've ever taken at UCLA. You meet once on Thursdays and sometimes he lets you out early. During my quarter there were a few optional performances, and he let those performances count instead of your absences or your paper. So if you attend all of the classes and at least one performance, you get an A (yes, that's really it!). The music that we learned was also amazing, and I loved each and every song. He also has guest teachers sometimes, which helps mix up the mood and keep it fun!
Class taken: 91P/161P Professor James Roberson is the best! This was the funnest 2 units I've ever taken at UCLA. You meet once on Thursdays and sometimes he lets you out early. During my quarter there were a few optional performances, and he let those performances count instead of your absences or your paper. So if you attend all of the classes and at least one performance, you get an A (yes, that's really it!). The music that we learned was also amazing, and I loved each and every song. He also has guest teachers sometimes, which helps mix up the mood and keep it fun!
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