Relationships between the various artistic styles are emphasized, and the professional journals are used to record reflections and evaluations of what we see and hear. Relationships between the various art media come to life through these experiences. Comprehensive Fee Includes Transportation and course arrangements as indicated, hotel accommodations, continental breakfast daily, one lunch, four group dinners, three-day metro pass in Munich and Milan, metro pass in Rome, and four cultural performances. An Introduction to Music and Art in the Western World by Wold and Cykler. Note Participation in this course will require extensive walking.
Physical fitness is essential.
Details of the course are subject to change as the need arrises. Roberta Kagin , a member of the International Society for Music in Medicine, has taught and administered the music therapy degree program at Augsburg College for 25 years. She possesses years of clinical experience in music therapy, and has taught undergraduate music and art appreciation courses. She led student interims in this country and abroad, and served as co-instructor for nine years with this course. In the spring of 1996, she lectured at the Sichuan Conservatory of Music in China.