Music History in Review
(Photo from Summer 2016)
MHS 119
Music History in Review
As of July 8, 2021, this course has closed. We are no longer accepting registrations.
June 28-August 6, 2021 / Monday, Wednesday, time TBA
Online course
Trevor R. Nelson
Review of music history from c. 1600 to the present; may be required of students based on the placement exams given at the beginning of Summer Session.
Tuition:
$2,685 / 1.5 credits MHS 119-1
“Trevor was very organized, thoughtful, respectful, and effective. We covered so much in this class, and it is thanks to his curriculum design and structure of the class. We had lots of meaningful discussions and critical thinking assignments, and I really appreciated all the opportunities Trevor provided.” — 2020 student
Trevor R. Nelson comes to Eastman with an M.A. in Musicology and Interdisciplinary Graduate Specialization in Women’s and Gender Studies from Michigan State University, and a B.M. in Instrumental Music Education from Appalachian State University. At MSU, he penned his thesis, The Dissident Dame: Alternative Feminist Methodologies and the Music of Ethel Smyth, which explored and proposed unconventional ways of understanding music associated with women’s suffrage movements. In addition to feminist political campaigns, he is interested in queer studies, as well as bodies in colonial spaces. Trevor is an active and passionate teacher, having won pedagogy awards at both Appalachian and MSU. His doctoral studies are supported by a Sproull Fellowship.
