Electives
Fall 2013 Electives
HCOL 31 Music In Live Performance (one credit)
In this one credit elective course students will study and attend concerts, operas, and plays. Pre-and post-performance talks with artists will give the students an insider's view of the world of performance. Note that participation in the course requires attendance at class and the corresponding evening performance. No text required. Journal assignments.
HCOL 31 is taught by Natalie Neuert, the Director of UVM's prestigious Lane Series.
Fall Semester 2013 Dates and Performers
- September 27 - April Verch
- October 11 - Martha Redbone Blues Project
- October 18 - A Far Cry Chamber Orchestra with David Draukauer, Clarinet
- October 25 - Imani Winds - OPTIONAL MAKE UP CLASS
- November 8 - Hot Club of Detroit
- November 15 - Ethel String Quartet
Spring 2013 Electives
HCOL 31 Music In Live Performance (one credit)
In this one credit elective course students will study and attend concerts, operas, and plays. Pre- and post-performance talks with artists will give the students an insider's view of the world of performance. Note that participation in the course requires attendance at class and the corresponding evening performance. No text required. Journal assignments.
HCOL 31 is taught by Natalie Neuert, the Director of UVM's prestigious Lane Series.
Spring Semester 2013 Dates and Performers:
- January 25 - Jammin' Divas (traditional vocal world music)
- February 22 - Corey Harris (blues singer and guitarist)
- March 22 - Donal Fox (jazz/classical piano)
- April 12 - Julie Fowlis - (music of the Scottish Isles)
- April 19 - Cantus - (men's vocal ensemble)
HCOL 194A In the Artist's Studio (one credit)
This course will provide the opportunity for students from all disciplines to witness artists in their studios with the tools and devices each uses to manipulate materials in creative and innovative ways. The experience of seeing paintings, for instance, both finished and in-progress, and being able to engage in inquisitive conversation with the artist will be a primary focus of the course. Students will have the unique opportunity to have a provocative and interesting exposure to working artists, leading to insights about the specific artistic processes as well as into creativity in general.
The artists to be visited are a mix of established professionals with national recognition and younger emerging artists, several of whom are graduates of UVM. All have studios in the Burlington area, each with distinct purposes: painting, architecture, functional brasswork, sculpture, jewelry, furniture design, printmaking, ceramics, film/video, photography.
Prof. Davison is a retired professor of Art and a distinguished printmaker.
This class will meet on the following Tuesdays from 4:00 - 6:00 pm:January 22, February 5, February 19, February 26, March 12, March 19, April 16, April 23,and April 30 in U Heights N2 34E.(Honors College Conference Room)
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