OSH 183 / Non Credit
Course taught in: English
Locations: TBA
Instructor: Dr. Judith Etzion
Select symphonies are evaluated within the broader framework of the Classical legacy (esp. of Mozart and Beethoven), as well as recent 19th-century trends. The symphonies are presented in videos of live performances.
Week 1 |
Schubert: emerging from the impact of Mozart and Beethoven. “Unfinished Symphony” |
Week 2 |
Schubert: Symphony no. 9 (The “Great”) |
Week 3 |
Mendelssohn: from early string symphonies to the “Scottish” and “Italian” symphonies |
Week 4 |
Berlioz: “Symphony Fantastique” and the problematics of “program” music |
Week 5 |
Liszt: the symphonic poem; excerpts from his works |
Week 6 |
Brahms: the Third and Fourth Symphonies |
Dr. Judith Etzion, Ph.D. in Musicology, Columbia University, has enjoyed a distinguished career as a scholar, performer, and university professor in the USA, Israel, and Spain. She has also conducted courses in music appreciation for adult education programs for over 30 years. Dr. Etzion teaches various lifelong learning programs in South Florida.
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