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    Stanford University

    Defining the String Quartet: Haydn

    Stanford, United States1 weekTaught in EnglishOnlineOpen to international students

    Why students choose this program

    • Taught in English
    • No application fee
    • Study online, from anywhere

    About Defining the String Quartet: Haydn

    Tuition is $120 USD. Applications are due Anytime.

    The Defining the String Quartet: Haydn program is a 1-week non-degree course for students who want to learn about music, taught in English at Stanford University.

    This course covers specific subjects like Haydn's string quartets, helping students develop skills in music analysis and appreciation, with hands-on components like listening to and discussing musical pieces.

    After completing this program, students can pursue careers like Music Teacher, Music Critic, or Arts Administrator, working in industries such as education, media, or arts management, for employers like schools, newspapers, or orchestras.

    About Stanford University

    Stanford University is a school in Stanford, United States, founded in 1891. It has 16937 students, including 4153 international students, and offers 117 programs.

    The university has a high rating and many positive reviews. It has excellent classes, facilities, and accommodation.

    The campus is located in Stanford, a city with a perfect rating. Students can enjoy the city and its benefits, with a perfect rating for value for money.

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