M05 Alternative Compulsory Module 5 (30 ECTS)

• 160006 UE Current Musicology
• 160007 UE Ethnographic Methods in Music and Dance Research
• 160008 EX Ethnographic Methods in Music and Dance Research: Excursion to a Music Festival
• 160009 SE Shadows in the Virtual Field: TikTok and the (Re)construction of a Multimedia Field
• 160010 SE From Ossian to the Muezzin: 'People', Nation & Otherness in the European Music Culture of the 19th c
• 160012 VO From Postserialism to Flower Power: Music in the 1960s
• 160013 SE Music in America’s Gilded Age (1870 to the Turn of the Century)
• 160016 PR ( MIXED ) Writing About Music: Programme, Concert Introduction, Music Criticism
• 160017 VO The Singing World: Indigenous Music Traditions from South America
• 160020 UE "... mit vortrefflicher Stimme, vom Kaiser berufen": Topics and Methods of Research on Singers - by the Example of The Viennese Court Chapel (ca. 1700-1750)
• 160024 VO Psychology of Music 1: Media and Myths with Might and Methods
• 160028 SE The (Neuro-)Physiology and Psychology of Hearing
• 160029 UE Quantitative and Empirical Methods in Music Psychology II: Execution
• 160031 SE The Chanson Around 1500
• 160032 SE Functional Music and Instore Radio
• 160033 UE Qualitative Research: Methods and Applications in Musicology
• 160050 SE Understanding and Evaluating New Music
• 160052 VO African Music I
• 160060 PR ( MIXED ) Information Management for Archives and Libraries
• 160061 PR ( MIXED ) Introduction to Recording Techniques
• 160062 UE [ en ] Music in the Early Colonial World
• 160063 UE Music in the Age of #MeToo and #BlackLivesMatter - Contemporary Approaches to Ethnicity, Gender, and Sexuality in Opera
• 160064 UE Use of Music in Every-Day Life
• 160065 PR Basic Methods of Digital Music Editions with MEI - an Introduction in Music Encoding
• 160066 VO Introduction to Music Traditions of the Mediterranean Island of Crete
• 160067 SE ( MIXED ) Trobador Songs: Corpus, Composition, Notation, Poetics, Contexts
• 160069 VO Viennese Music History (From the Beginning of the Early Modern Period to the Beginning of Modernity)
• 160070 SE Bruckner Research - Political/Unpolitical Aspects of Musicology
• 160071 PR Writing and Presentations for Radio - Music Education for the Public
• 160072 VO The Sound of Nature: A Balancing Act Between Theory and Practice - Why We Can Hear Bells and Surf Waves
• 160073 UE Cultural Transfer in 17th- and 18th-Century German Opera
• 160074 UE Books - Chant - Liturgy. Introduction to the Sources of Medieval Liturgical Monody
• 160076 PR "Oh these philologists!" Music Philology and Editorial Technique for Musicologists
• 160079 UE "The Time of My Life": Experiencing Time in Medieval and Renaissance Music