Practical Music 2A

    Unit code: ACO2011 | Study level: Undergraduate
    12
    (Generally, 1 credit = 10 hours of classes and independent study.)
    Footscray Nicholson
    Other
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    Overview

    This unit develops technical, interpretive and self-evaluation skills in music practice. Students are assisted in evaluating their technical, interpretative and improvisation skills. Students are instructed in a range of underpinning theoretical knowledge in general musicianship. Students are assisted in investigating and understanding musicological concepts relating to musical repertoire and performance. Students are guided in setting goals, strategies, exercises and practice routines. The primary focus of the unit is the creation and preparation of a program of musical works to present intermediate technical, improvisational and interpretive challenges.

    Learning Outcomes

    On successful completion of this unit, students will be able to:

    1. Plan and produce a program of musical works;
    2. Collaborate effectively within group contexts;
    3. Develop and maintain a written practice journal;
    4. Exhibit intermediate theoretical, interpretative skills and overall musicianship; and
    5. Articulate relevant musicological concepts in relation to music production activities.

    Assessment

    For Melbourne campuses

    Assessment type: Exercise
    |
    Grade: 25%
    Applied theory and aural exercises
    Assessment type: Report
    |
    Grade: 25%
    Evaluation of musicological issues using a range of media
    Assessment type: Exercise
    |
    Grade: 25%
    Demonstrate professional standards in studio practice
    Assessment type: Performance
    |
    Grade: 25%
    Group and solo musical performance

    Required reading

    Selected readings will be made available via VU Collaborate.

    As part of a course

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