Dawn A. De Rycke
Adjunct Faculty
University of North Texas
Department of Music History, Theory and Ethnomusicology
Email: Dawn.DeRycke@unt.edu
Education
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MM, Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University, 1997
Major: Double Major: Music History/Guitar Performance
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BM, Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University, 1994
Major: Guitar Performance
Teaching
Teaching Experience
- MUMH 1600 - Music in Human Imagination, 6 courses.
- MUMH 1610 - Music as Communication, 5 courses.
- MUMH 2040 - Music Appreciation, 1 course.
- MUMH 3000 - Nineteenth Century Music, 1 course.
- MUMH 3010 - Twentieth Century Music, 7 courses.
- MUMH 3500 - Music History and Literature to 1750, 5 courses.
- MUMH 3510 - Music History and Literature Since 1750, 1 course.
- MUMH 4050 - Symphonic Literature, 2 courses.
- MUMH 4900 - Special Problems, 1 course.
- MUMH 5331 - Western Music History, 750 1400, 1 course.
- MUMH 5332 - Western Music History, 1400 1600, 1 course.
- MUMH 5343 - Western Music History, 1900 to the Present, 1 course.
- MUMH 5500 - Music History and Literature to 1750, 19 courses.
- MUMH 5510 - Music History and Literature since 1750, 21 courses.
University of North Texas
Research
Published Intellectual Contributions
- Martha Feldman and Bonnie Gordon. (2006). The Courtesan's Arts: Cross Cultural Perspectives.
- De Rycke, D.A. (2001). "Invoking Pedro de Escobar: The Persistence of Cananea and the Placing of Tradition,".
- De Rycke, D.A. (1997). Juan Bermudo, "De tañer vihuela" .