Live & Performing Arts Management

LIVE & PERFORMING ARTS MANAGEMENT • CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS (PDF) Level III - Unless otherwise advised by a faculty advisor, students should select from the courses in Live & Performing Arts Management. The order of the course listing does not infer priority or sequencing; students should consult with an advisor to select the courses that best fit their needs. The AEMM curriculum is divided into three levels. Students may take Level I, Level II and Level III courses concurrently, provided prerequisite requirements are met. Please view the core requirements courses for all AEMM majors.
CONCENTRATION COURSES Students must select a minimum of 15 credit hours from the following: The following course is required for all Live & Performing Arts Management Majors: 28-4830 Presenting Live Performances Students must choose a minimum of four of the following courses: 28-2430 Talent Management 28-2820 Club Management 28-2855 Events: Concert and Festival Production Management 28-3310 Grant Proposal Planning and Writing 28-3315 Fund Raising 28-3316 Major Gifts 28-3516 Arts Entrepreneurship II 28-4123 Arts Management Experiential Research 28-4160 International Arts Management 28-4330 Comparative Cultural Policy 28-4350J European Experiments in Arts Policy and Management 28-4760 Sponsorship for Sports and Live Entertainment 28-4810 Facility Management 28-4815 Box Office and Beyond: Revenue Generation Strategies for Live Entertainment 28-4831 Touring Live Entertainment	CONTEXT COURSES Students must select a minimum of 6 credit hours from the following: 31-1400 Musical Theater I: From the Beginnings to 1945 31-1405 Musical Theater I: From 1945 to Present 31-1600 Introduction to Design for the Stage 31-2120 Text Analysis 31-3100 Styles and Crafts: Ancient and Baroque 31-3105 Styles/Crafts: Baroque-Modern 31-3110 Styles & Crafts: Modern to (Post) Post-Modern 31-3125 Dramaturgy 32-1601 Exploring the Art of Music 32-1610 Music through the Ages, from Chant to R&B 32-1620 Popular Contemporary Music 32-1631 The Jazz Tradition 33-1351 Introduction to Dance Studies 33-1371 Experiential Anatomy 33-1451 Music for Dancers I 33-2342 Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Dance 33-2343 Western Dance History 46-2400 Hip Hop: Global Music and Culture 51-1103 Humanities for the Performing Artist 51-2102 Black World Ritual Performance 51-2103 Critical Vocabulary for the Arts	PRACTICE COURSES Students must select a minimum of 6 credit hours from the following: 31-1200 Acting I: Basic Skills 31-1205 Acting I: Scene Study 31-1300 Voice Training for Actors I 31-1305 Body Movement for Actors I 31-1350 Speaking Out 31-1505 Production Techniques: Stagecraft 31-1600 Introduction to Design for the Stage 32-1540 Fundamentals of Musical Theater Singing I 32-1800 Columbia College Chorus 33-1211 Dance Fundamentals 33-1231 Jazz Dance: Beginning 33-1241 African Dance: Beginning 33-1251 Tap Dance: Beginning 33-1281 Contact Improvisation 33-1285 Body Tune-up and Conditioning 33-1311 Modern Technique I 33-1331 Dance Styles and Forms
Coordinator/Faculty Advisor for Live & Performing Arts Management: Philippe Ravanas pravanas@colum.edu Faculty Advisor: Kathleen Butera kbutera@colum.edu Revised: 07/09 This sheet is intended to guide students in course selection. Course requirements are subject to change by the Arts, Entertainment & Media Management Department. Students are expected to be aware of AEMM Department policies and are advised to read the Columbia College Chicago catalog and department materials each semester before registering. In addition, students are required to meet with their faculty advisor at least once each semester.