This course offers you the opportunity to engage with a range of specialist areas including Mozart, Renaissance music, music and visual culture, eighteenth- and nineteenth-century style, the concerto genre and the Broadway musical. Course themes can include gender, philosophy, culture and aesthetics, and may involve an examination of history, composition, performance and reception. You will engage with how music is created, disseminated and received, via a range of methodologies and often through interaction with other disciplines. Teaching is through seminars, reading group, graduate study days and individual tutorials. Assessment is through essays, short presentations and dissertation.