Periods
(10-Jan-2011
– 4-Mar-2011)
(7-Mar-2011
– 13-May-2011)
In addition to the few courses offered in English, foreign students have attended some of our courses, which are taught in Finnish but have practical parts (musical examples, musical performances and exercises). Students have completed the course either by writing an essay on a chosen subject or by doing all required exercises.
Also, several literature packages are available in intermediate and advanced studies. These can be completed in a written exam or by writing essays.
For more information, contact the departmental coordinator, assistant Elina Seye, main building, room E233, tel. 040 190 1510, email: firstname.lastname@uta.fi.
petri.hoppu@uta.fi
17.3. Timo Leisiö: What is Finnish in Finnish Music? An Introduction
24.3. Mikko Vanhasalo: The Case of Humppa: An Aspect of the History of Finnish Popular Music
31.3. Tuuli Talvitie-Kella: Reconstructing Finnish Dance Music History on the Stage
7.4. Markus Mantere: Sibelius, invented Finnishness and Carelianism
14.4. Antti Koiranen: Finnish Folk Music
In NettiOpsu by 13.3.2011.