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Emerging Models and Markets for Music
A survey of post-industrial business models and regional/global markets that will under gird the production and distribution of music and music-related cultural goods and services in the first decades of the 21st century. The course lays out the major theoretical, historical, technological, and socioeconomic threads linking popular music and networked communications systems and media. Mixed contemporary theory with analyses of real-world.
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Author Georgina Kleege and Tango Artists Leonardo and Olga Suarez Paz join NYU Steinhardt as 2022-2023 Dean’s Scholars-in-Residence
Kleege will spend the academic year with the Department of Media, Culture, and Communication and Leonardo and Olga will join the Dance Education Program in the Department of Music and Performing Arts Professions.
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Screen Scoring Alum André Miranda Raises €1.3M in Funding for Musiversal
Musiversal provides a platform to connect composers and producers with performers.
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American Musical Theatre: Backgrounds and Development
A historical and critical investigation of the origin and development of musical comedy; European and native influence; important lyricists, composers, performers, directors. Changes in the modern musical theatre; analysis of current Broadway and off-Broadway productions includes required attendance at selected performances. All theatre expenses are the responsibility of the student.
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MPAP Launches NYU Broadway Orchestra
The NYU Broadway Orchestra is a new ensemble in The Department of Music and Performing Arts Professions designed to train the next generation of musicians for a career on Broadway.
NYU Woodwind Day
NYU Steinhardt Woodwind Studies invites high school musicians to visit campus on Sunday, October 26, for a day of music learning with faculty and students in the Woodwind program.