Pedagogy - Andrew Dell'Antonio

Andrew Dell'Antonio

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UDL / Ungrading / Curriculum

Sound Expertise Podcast - Season 2, Episode 4 - April 20, 2021
"Teaching Music History with Sara Haefeli and Andrew Dell'Antonio"

What Constitutes Core in the Music History Curriculum
AMS Minneapolis-Virtual, November 2020

Thumbnail depicting a portion of inside a harpsichord. Strings and some decoration visible.

UDL and EM vs SCAM: Toward a Critical Pedagogy of the Early Music Survey
University of Maryland, College Park - November, 2020

Podcast interview on UDL and inclusivity in the curriculum
ThinkUDL - July 2019

Inclusivity as a Pedagogical Consideration from UT Faculty Innovation Center
Fall 2018

Thumbnail depicting a portion of inside a harpsichord. Strings and some decoration visible.

New course expands horizons for first-year students in the Butler School of Music
(UT Austin College of Fine Arts Newsletter, October 2017)

Courses

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MUS 213M - History of Western Music 1 (Fall 2022)

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From Caccini to Jacquet de la Guerre: A Century of Musically Innovating Women (Fall 2022)

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Global Musical Traditions 1400-1650 (Spring 2022)

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Music and Culture (Spring 2022)

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Musicking and Disability (Fall 2021)

Luca Giordano, “Four Women Making Music,” ca. 1658-1660, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Image shows four female figures richly dressed; the two on the left are White and appear to be singing, the one on the right is White and is playing a lute or guitar (we only see the neck of the instrument), and the center figure is Black and playing a flute.

MUS 213M - History of Western Music I (Fall 2021)

Image of white-skinned woman in noble woman dress playing a lute and consulting a music book held by a dark-skinned woman who appears to be her servant.

MUS 380.3 - Advanced Topics in the History and Culture of Music - "Baroque" (Fall 2020)

Portrait of a lute player by Caravaggio currently at the Metropolitan Museum of Art - image shows a young male figure playing the lute with a slightly open mouth. Instruments and a music book are on the table in front of him. The subject may have been Mario Minniti, a fellow artist and companion of Caravaggio.

Textbook

With Kristine Forney

The Enjoyment of Music
W. W. Norton
14th edition - 2022
4th Essential Listening Edition - 2020

Cover of The Enjoyment of Music, 14th Edition, W W Norton. Hand-drawn image depicts a band shell with musicians inside performing and several people gathered in front, sitting on chairs and on the grass (and one person in a wheelchair) ostensibly listening to the musicians play.

Cover of The Enjoyment of Music, 4th Essential Listening Edition, W W Norton; photograph shows four young people with the instruments of a string quartet (two violins, a viola, and a cello) laughing on the beach.

Gathering Many Voices: Our Inclusive-Canon Approach to the Introductory Music Textbook
(reflection-essay by Dell'Antonio and Forney on the revisions in the 14th Edition of The Enjoyment of Music)

Teaching Gallery