My major is musical so my favorite subjects are where I learn a lot of music. One of the subject that I love this year is Seminario de Historia de la Música. The teacher of this subjcte is Victor and is very wise and connoisseur of many matters! Here I learn many matters like: history of Universidad de Chile, theatres, history of music, history of humanity, Europe, Chile, radios, recordings, instruments, religion and inclusive he made us investigate about ourselves and our teachers. I  have not finished this subject yet because it is annual so there is still a lot to learn. The test are written essays and we give presentations about them. Every matter that we discuss is very interesting and without a doubt whatsoever is one of my favorite subjects.



Seminario de la Historia de la Música is the second part of Historia de la Música. The first part was terrible for me!  I did't like the teacher and we make essays of 15 pages! I was't motivated and I had lost interesting for the subject, besides I am not good at doing extensive essays. So now is it very different :)  

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  1. Felipe González B.14 de junio de 2019, 7:11 a.m.

    Hi Matías, nice blog! The subject sound good. What bibliography do you read in this subject?

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