. . . courses taught
University of Concordia
composition (1st yr) focus on melody, gesture, rhythm; (2nd yr) focus on
texture, mapping, notation; (3rd yr) focus on personal
expression, cross-disciplinary collaborations
electroacoustics (1st yr) analog, digital & computer techniques; history,
composition, listening, analysis & criticism
theory (2nd
yr) focus on counterpoint, harmony & voice-leading, introduction to
analysis
(3rd yr) special topics: Schenker, auditory perception, rhythmic theory, formal theory, etc.
Understanding Music (non-music majors) guide to analytical listening for non-musicians
University of Aveiro
20th-century composition techniques Study
of the variety of approaches to pitch, rhythm, textural, timbral and formal
organization; conceptual and stylistic bases; composing of exercises to
exemplify techniques
History &
Theory of music - special topics option Exploration
of new methods of analysis: linear, rhythmic, auditive and descriptive; how to
choose appropriate method; application of analytical
methods to musical works
Seminar - (Music - 5th year) Development of critical
skills; exploration of non-curricular, music-related subjects: marketing, programming, the role of music in multi-modal
situations, ethnomusicological perspectives on Western music
Seminar (New
Technologies of Communication - 4th year) descriptive language for
music,interaction of music and image
Project (New Technologies of Communication - 4th year) – exploration of
interaction of music and image
20th-century Counterpoint (3rd & 4th yr)
20th-century Orchestration (3rd & 4th yr)
Analysis and History III (2nd yr) - 20th-century music
survey
Psychoacoustics (2nd yr) – introduction to issues of music perception
Free composition (3rd & 4th yrs) (individual
tuition)
General Musicianship Laboratory IV (3rd & 4th yr)complex
rhythmic dictations, keyboard textures, classroom games, improvisation
Supervision of practice teaching (3rd & 4th yr) - 5th year students teaching at local
conservatories
Integration of Expressions (Bachelor of Primary School
Teaching) -exploring role of music in multi-modal contexts
University of Victoria
theory & ear training (1st yr -- non music majors) focus on basic musical vocabulary,
harmony etc
20th century theory (4th yr --occasional lectures) topics included Stravinsky and
Bartok techniques
Northern Lights Community College,
Fort Nelson, BC
piano, violin (all ages) individual tuition
Manor & High Tunstall Schools,
Hartlepool / Arthur Mellows, Glinton - UK
general music (grades 7-9, mandatory) based on National Curriculum;
listening, performing, composing
specialized music (grades 10-11, optional [A levels]) preparing students for university
music programmes