This module explores the interdisciplinary field of sound studies with attention to sound as cultural expression, creative practice, and a key component in the study of performance as communication.
Sponsoring Department: Department of Performance Studies, in collaboration with RTVF
Module Coordinator (main student contact): Ramón Rivera-Servera
Committee of Instruction: Ramón Rivera-Servera, Jacob Smith, Neil Verma, Aymar Jean Christian, Stephan Moore
Module Advisor: Roxane Heinze-Bradshaw
Learning Objectives :
- Broaden understandings of how sound articulates and demarcates social spaces and how sound-based practices negotiate social structures
- Analyze developments and changes in global sound cultures throughout history
- Describe the role of communicative media in shaping how sound is made, used, and heard
- Engage with creative sound practices that intersect with other artistic, communicative, and technological media