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Course Number: 
S121E
Department (unused): 
MUSI
Description: 
<p>Online Course. History of the love song in Western culture from the twelfth-century troubadours to contemporary popular hits. Music and the shifting social constructions of desire over the past millennium. The song repertory’s engagement with ideas and movements such as courtly love, humanism, romanticism, sexual libertinism, and the LGBT rights movement. Students who took this course as a first-year seminar may not enroll in this summer course. Enrollment limited to 20 students.&#160;1 Credit. Session A: May 27 – June 28. Tuition: $5070. Technology Fee: $85.</p>
Instructor Name: 
Anna Zayaruznaya
Subject Code (deprecated): 
MUSI
Subject Number (unused): 
MUSIS121E
Meeting Pattern (deprecated): 
TTh 6.00-7.30p
Term Code: 
202402
CRN: 
30805
Instructor UPI (unused): 
14829955
Session (deprecated): 
H5A
Distributional Designation (deprecated): 
LMRM
Syllabus Link: 
https://yale.instructure.com/courses/97701/assignments/syllabus
Subject Code (tax): 
MUSI
Meeting Pattern (tax): 
TTh 6.00-7.30p
Distributional Designation (tax): 
LMRM
YCHU
Session (tax): 
H5A
Course Format (tax): 
LMRM
YCHU
Course Categories: 
Fine & Creative Arts
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MUSI S121E (CRN: 30805)

Instructors: Anna Zayaruznaya
Dates: H5A
Course Mode: LMRM, YCHU
Meeting Times: TTh 6.00-7.30p
Distributional Requirements: LMRM, YCHU

Online Course. History of the love song in Western culture from the twelfth-century troubadours to contemporary popular hits. Music and the shifting social constructions of desire over the past millennium. The song repertory’s engagement with ideas and movements such as courtly love, humanism, romanticism, sexual libertinism, and the LGBT rights movement. Students who took this course as a first-year seminar may not enroll in this summer course. Enrollment limited to 20 students. 1 Credit. Session A: May 27 – June 28. Tuition: $5070. Technology Fee: $85. (View syllabus)


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