Bas is a lecturer and PhD student in computational musicology at the University of Amsterdam, interested in the cultural evolution of music, and how musical traditions across the world differ. Some people say 'music' should be a verb: something you do. It certainly is something Bas loves doing. During his masters he rediscovered singing and a few years later he found himself studying classical voice at Utrecht Conservatory. Despite his name, if anything, Bas is a baritone. Besides, he has worked as a graphic designer and web developer for over a decade.
This is a crash course of how science can help understanding our cognition of music.
Quantitive Methods in Musicology
Ervaring opdoen met het zelfstandig uitvoeren van een muziekwetenschappelijk onderzoek aan de hand van een zelfgekozen onderwerp en methoden op basis van de cursussen uit het afgelopen semester.
Perform independent and practice-based research in the fields of historical, cultural, and/or cognitive musicology.