MUS 3853 History and Literature of Music Since 1750: Home

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Welcome to the History and Literature of Music Since 1750 LibGuide!

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Students continue the survey of the musical styles, forms, schools, composers and instruments that developed in Western civilization from the Post-Baroque period through to the present conducted through lectures, readings, listening, and analysis.