JAN 107-01 - Deconstructing Broadway Music Modality: In-Person
Level: 100-level
Course Times: 12 PM - 2:40 PM
Course Materials Fee: $0
Instructor(s): Sixto Montesinos
Email: sfm5@stmarys-ca.edu
This course offers an in-depth exploration of Broadway musicals, examining their artistic, historical, and cultural significance. Through a close analysis of productions like Hamilton, students will deconstruct musical compositions, lyrical storytelling, and theatrical elements to understand how Broadway reflects and shapes societal narratives. Topics include the creative process behind musicals, historical accuracy versus artistic license, and the role of diversity in theater. Coursework includes script readings, critical discussions, interactive activities such as historical rap writing and karaoke, and daily quizzes to reinforce learning. Designed for students of all backgrounds, this course challenges participants to think critically about musical theater while engaging in an immersive and dynamic learning experience.
No prior musical knowledge required.
Prerequisites & Notes None
Credits: 3
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