Sound
Simon Fraser University · BC · SOUND-CERTIFICATEHTML
Sound at Simon Fraser University lists 17 subjects. Subjects include Contexts in Creative Music and Sound Practice, Music Appreciation in the 21st Century and Sound. The topics that come up most are digital media, media studies and music theory (6, 5 and 5 subjects).
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Simon Fraser University
Undergraduate
What you'll study in Sound
Example subjects: Contexts in Creative Music and Sound Practice, Music Appreciation in the 21st Century, Sound, Sound Art: History and Concepts, Music and Culture, Thinking and Writing About Sound, Film Music: An Overview of the Relationship between Music and Moving Pictures, Digital Storytelling for Public Engagement, Sound Across Media, Topics in Science, Technology and Society, Digital Image Design, New Media Images.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Sound?
Sound covers areas like digital-media, media-studies, music-theory, music-performance, hearing-sciences, media-production, ethnomusicology, musicology.
Who offers Sound?
Sound is offered by Simon Fraser University, BC.
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