音乐文学学士

音乐系是音乐研究计划的管理者，该计划包括许多音乐，全面的探究模式和认识方式，并与大学的学术和社会生活息息相关。我们的课程包括西方艺术音乐（古典音乐），非西方音乐（世界音乐，民族音乐，民间音乐，传统音乐）和美国音乐（电影音乐，福音音乐，爵士音乐，音乐剧和流行音乐）。音乐系的教职员工通过作曲，民族音乐学，音乐理论，音乐学，音乐科学与工程以及表演等学科从事音乐研究。本科生可能会主修音乐和/或辅修音乐，该系的课程也会取得毕业学分，并满足许多其他学习课程的选修要求。参加音乐系的音乐活动为学生提供了丰富的艺术经验和令
The Music Department is the steward of a program of musical studies that is inclusive of many musics, comprehensive of modes of inquiry and ways of knowing, and connected to the academic and social life on the university. Our program includes Western art music (classical music), non-Western music (world music, ethnic music, folk music, traditional music), and American music (film music, gospel music, jazz, musical theater, and popular music). Faculty and students in the Music Department engage in musical study through the disciplines of Composition, Ethnomusicology, Music Theory, Musicology, Musical Science and Engineering, and Performance. Undergraduate students may major and/or minor in Music, the department's courses also fulfill credits towards graduation and fulfill elective requirements for many other programs of study. Participation in the musical activities of the department offers to students enriching artistic experiences and satisfying social encounters.The flexible nature of the program attracts students who plan to pursue professional careers in some aspect of music, as well as students who would like to broaden their knowledge or enhance their performance capabilities without making music their primary focus of study. Students involved in the program with goals that a major in music alone would not satisfy either double major in music and another subject, minor in music, or simply participate in the department's academic and performance courses. Every aspect of the department's program is open to all members of the Tufts community.Tufts provides an extraordinarily vibrant community for students looking to explore music in all its forms. Our program combines the resources of a small conservatory with the strengths and rigors of a world-renowned scholarly and performance faculty. The Music department offers programs of study across the full diversity of musical styles and modes of inquiry, and undergraduates can find their musical voices through classes in composition, performance, theory, history, ethnomusicology, technology, and cultural studies. Our goal to be inclusive, comprehensive, and connected impacts everything we do. We want all students to feel welcome and challenged when they participate in our program.