Musicology and Music Technology at the University of Port Elizabeth

Morné Bezuidenhout teaches Music Technology, Music in History and Society, Musicology and Music Theory in the School of Music at the University of Port Elizabeth, South Africa. This site contains information about his teaching and research activities.

Contents

	Undergraduate Modules
	Postgraduate Students
	Research

Undergraduate Modules

• MGS101 - Music in History and Society: American Jazz
• MGS102 - Music in History and Society: Black Jazz and Politics in South Africa
• MGS202 - Music in History and Society: Popular Music: Popular Music and the Liberation Struggle in South Africa: the 1980s
• MGS204 - Music in History and Society: Western Classical Music: Baroque Music: ca. 1660 - ca. 1750
• MTN202 - Music Technology: Introduction to Sequencing

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Postgraduate Students

• Ulagh Goosen, MMus dissertation: The music of Erroll Cuddumbey
• Lestie Hughes, MA treatise: Black jazz in Port Elizabeth
• Neil Leachman, MMus: Music Technology
• Robert Jeffery, MMus: Music Technology
• Colin Campbell, DPhil thesis: Franciscan psalter antiphons

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Research

• Franciscan plainchant MS fragments in Port Elizabeth
• The Grey Collection in the South African Library, Cape Town
• Music Technology as an under-and postgraduate Music degree course

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For comments and remarks, e-mail:
Morné Bezuidenhout: muampb@upe.ac.za
of the Music Technology Studios, School of Music, University of Port Elizabeth.
Last modified: 7 November 1999

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