ofer

i am not really shure if this is the right place for this topic, but its worth a shoot.

im a musician mainly electronic music, and im looking for a university for digital music and media in europe, the emphsis should be on art and not technology. 

A good day,
i am not really shure if this is the right place for this topic, but its worth a shoot.
im a musician mainly electronic music, and im looking for a university for digital music and media in europe, the emphsis should be on art and not technology. 
any ideas?
thank you


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> im a musician mainly electronic music, and im looking for a 

> university for digital music and media in europe, the emphsis 

undergraduate or graduate? Stetson is not in Europe, but I will 

reply in the interest of answering this question for anyone in the 

USA. I am sure there are others with the same question as you. And 

if you are interested in studying abroad, we have 2 undergraduate/ 

bachelors programs that might appeal to you.

We offer a Bachelor of Music in Music Technology that combines 

electronic music and recording arts with a traditional conservatory- 

style curriculum. You must be a traditional instrumentalist or 

vocalist to be in this track. Students in this track tend to come 

from the more traditional high school music programs here in the States.

We also offer a Bachelor of Arts in Digital Art. This is liberal 

arts degree combined with an interdisciplinary program involving art, 

music and computer science. You can declare yourself in the "sound" 

track and would then focus on electronic music and related sound 

projects as your primary medium. Students in this track tend to come 

from a more home studio background or have formed their own bands 

I am the academic advisor for both programs. You can learn more from 

Note: the "sound" track revisions were just approved and so our web 

OK. Commercial over. Back to programming.

On Dec 13, 2006, at 7:46 AM, ofer wrote:
> im a musician mainly electronic music, and im looking for a  
> university for digital music and media in europe, the emphsis  
> should be on art and not technology.
> any ideas?

undergraduate or graduate?  Stetson is not in Europe, but I will  
reply in the interest of answering this question for anyone in the  
USA.  I am sure there are others with the same question as you.  And  
if you are interested in studying abroad, we have 2 undergraduate/ 
bachelors programs that might appeal to you.

We offer a Bachelor of Music in Music Technology that combines  
electronic music and recording arts with a traditional conservatory- 
style curriculum.  You must be a traditional instrumentalist or  
vocalist to be in this track.  Students in this track tend to come  
from the more traditional high school music programs here in the States.

We also offer a Bachelor of Arts in Digital Art.  This is liberal  
arts degree combined with an interdisciplinary program involving art,  
music and computer science.  You can declare yourself in the "sound"  
track and would then focus on electronic music and related sound  
projects as your primary medium.  Students in this track tend to come  
from a more home studio background or have formed their own bands  
with peers.

I am the academic advisor for both programs.  You can learn more from  
our web site:
http://digart.stetson.edu

Note: the "sound" track revisions were just approved and so our web  
site still refers to the older
"music" track.

OK.  Commercial over.  Back to programming.

[switching sigs]
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Nathan Wolek, PhD --- nwolek@stetson.edu
Assistant Professor of Music Technology
Stetson University - DeLand, FL
http://www.nathanwolek.com

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