
The Art of Teaching Music Theory: A Professor's Perspective
10/06/23 • 42 min
If you want to major in Music Theory or better yet, wonder what music professions are out there, this episode is for you.
Join Chris as he speaks with Associate Professor Dr. Sumanth Gopinath who breaks down what Music Theorists actually do. They also delve into the wide range of career possibilities that fall under the music theory umbrella. From music therapy to a professor in academia, the career pool is overflowing with options.
Tune in as Dr. Gopinath provides insights into his own academic journey, what the career ladder looks like as a Music Theory Professor, and find out his top music program recommendations.
JobGuppy show notes: https://jobguppy.com/associate-professor-of-music-theory-sumanth-gopinath-ph-d/
If you want to major in Music Theory or better yet, wonder what music professions are out there, this episode is for you.
Join Chris as he speaks with Associate Professor Dr. Sumanth Gopinath who breaks down what Music Theorists actually do. They also delve into the wide range of career possibilities that fall under the music theory umbrella. From music therapy to a professor in academia, the career pool is overflowing with options.
Tune in as Dr. Gopinath provides insights into his own academic journey, what the career ladder looks like as a Music Theory Professor, and find out his top music program recommendations.
JobGuppy show notes: https://jobguppy.com/associate-professor-of-music-theory-sumanth-gopinath-ph-d/
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