音乐和哲学学士学位

达勒姆（Durham）的音乐与哲学联合学位课程使学生能够追求自己对这两个学科的兴趣，探索它们之间的迷人交汇处，并享受属于两个特别活跃的部门的乐趣。在哲学方面，提供了广泛的模块供您选择，以解决人类关注的各个领域中出现的最基本的问题，从宗教和政治到道德和科学。在音乐中，学习诸如和声，对位和听觉技巧之类的技术并列了对音乐学，批判理论，作品（声学和电声），分析，民族音乐学和演奏的最新思想的调查。可选的国外年份
Be inspired in a beautiful location to develop your musical knowledge, while opening your mind to the fascinating world of philosophy. The BA Music and Philosophy enables you to pursue your interest in both disciplines and explore the fascinating intersection between them. You will be part of two particularly vibrant departments. Located at the heart of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Durham offers the perfect juxtaposition of the ancient and the cutting-edge. We pride ourselves on combining the traditional and the modern in the study of music, exploring diverse genres from the past and present and developing exciting new approaches in musicology, composition, music and science, analysis, ethnomusicology and performance. As part of the philosophy element of the course, you will examine the broad divisions of philosophy, delving into metaphysics and theory of knowledge on the one hand, and moral philosophy on the other. You can also apply to add a placement year or a year abroad to your degree, increasing the course from three years to four. In the first year you will take a variety of core and optional modules designed to give you a broad overview of the disciplines and approaches of each subject. In the second year, there is an increased emphasis on the development of critical and analytical skills and the modules will specialise more strongly in particular areas. The third year of this course is structured around an independent project, which can take the form of a composition portfolio, public performance recital or dissertation (in either music or philosophy).Course structureYear 1 modulesCore modules:Historical Studies 1 introduces the historical study of the Western art music tradition, covering music from the baroque to late classical periods. A number of representative musical works from the period are explored and you will deepen your knowledge of those works and the contexts of their composition and reception, while also acquiring skills foundational to the practice of historical musicology.Ethics and Values provides a structured introduction to moral philosophy, including applied ethics, by exploring key moral concepts and showing how they influence moral practices and theories.Knowledge and Reality introduces philosophical problems in epistemology (the study of knowledge), and metaphysics (the study of reality and ourselves).Optional modules:In recent years, optional modules have included: Introduction to EthnomusicologyAnalysis 1: Elements of Tonal Theory and PracticeHistorical Composition TechniquesComposition 1: 20th Century InnovationsPerformance 1 – with recitalwith essayReading PhilosophyScience, Medicine and SocietyBeing Human: An Introduction to Post-Kantian Philosophy Year 2 modulesCore modules:Philosophy, Music and Improvisation introduces the relationship between music and philosophy and explores the philosophical issues to which music gives rise, how music may illuminate some of those issues, and how philosophy may illuminate the understanding of music.Optional modules:In recent years, optional modules have included: Historical Studies 2World Music TraditionsStudies in Popular MusicCreative Music TechnologyEarly Modern PhilosophyMoral TheoryFundamentals of LogicHistory, Science and Medicine. Year 3 modulesCore modules:Portfolio of Compositions, Public Performance Project or Dissertation (in either music or philosophy).Aesthetics provides a grounding in the philosophy of art and literature by introducing some historically important texts as well as more recent work.Optional modules:In recent years, optional modules have included: Portfolio of CompositionsContemporary Music PerformancePerformance 3: Recorded Performance ProjectPsychology of MusicBiomedical Ethics: Past and PresentHistory and Philosophy of PsychiatryPhilosophical Issues in Contemporary Science Additional Pathways Students can apply to be transferred onto either the with Year Abroad or with Placement pathway.