Current

UCLA, Spring Quarter 2008

• Music History 70: Beethoven
  Lecture, four hours. Designed for undergraduate students. Life and works of Ludwig van Beethoven.

Courses Previously Taught

UCLA, Winter Quarter, 2008

• Music History 98T: The Accomplished Woman in Turn of the Nineteenth-Century England
  This seminar considers the Georgian and Regency notion of the Accomplished Woman from the perspective of English women of the period. Students will consider a wide range of documents by women of the time, including novels, conduct books, letters, and journals, in which their authors define, promote, argue with, codify, malign, and embrace the expectations for domestic accomplishment that faced the middle and upper classes at the turn of the nineteenth century. We will read women's accounts of the activities that they pursued, uncovering their feelings about painting and drawing, music, and dancing. We will also get to know several women who broke the mold of the accomplished woman by rising to public fame as writers and performers.

UCLA, Summer Session C, 2007

• Music History 62: Mozart
  Lecture, four hours; discussion, one hour. Designed for students who do not read music. Life, works, and mythology of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, in context of both his age and our own. Open to non-UCLA students and members of the community through UCLA Summer Sessions.

UCLA, Summer Session A, 2006

• Music History 34: Beethoven
  Lecture, four hours; discussion, one hour. Designed for undergraduate students. Life and works of Ludwig van Beethoven.