| Unit
Outlines |
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 Unit
Outlines
Students may download a copy of any
Conservatorium unit that is on offer
during semester 1 of 2005.
Unit Outlines are arranged in various
groups:
Major Study
Core Studies/History/Theory
Ensembles
Electives
Audio/Technology |
| Forms |
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>Student
Forms
Students are required to complete
several forms each year. Conservatorium
forms should be downloaded, then the
information typed into the form and
then printed, signed and submitted.
Students will need their email username
and password to access the forms webpage.
NB: Each form tells students where
to submit the form: it is important
that you submit to the right office,
as an incorrect submission may result
in your form being lost or inconveniently
misplaced.
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University Student Administration
Forms
To access University forms (for
example to add/withdraw units) students
should go to the following site: |
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Practice
Room/Computer Console Bookings |
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>Conservatorium
Bookings
Students may book a practice
room or coumputer lab console by accessing
the Conservatorium's Online Room or
Workstation Booking System.
Students requiring regular access
to the Conservatorium' s Technology
Studio should contact Andrew
Legg.
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| Conservatorium
Policies |
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Conservatorium Policies
On Orientation all students are issude
with a copy of the Conservatorium's
Student Handbook. In it you will find
important information necessary for
all Conservatorium Students. This
information is also available online
from the Conservatorium
Policies and Rules webpage. |
| Conservatorium
Timetable |
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Timetable, Semester 12005
Students should use this link to download
a personal copy of the Conservatorium's
timetable. |
| Concerts |
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Concerts
The Conservatorium is the largest
concert presenter in Tasmania, staging
over 100 public concerts annually.
The 2005 Concerts Brochure is displayed
on Level One.
Admission to ALL Conservatorium concerts,
subject to seat availability, is FREE
for all Conservatorium students, including
cross faculty students. All students
are encouraged to attend concerts
regularly.
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| Research
Help |
>Music
History Units Gateway
The Conservatorium's
Music History site where students
may download lecture handouts, copies
of assignments, unit oultines, as
well as a copy of Turabians' Citation
and Format Style Guide |
>Researching
Online
Tips on doing musicology research
online.
NB: When
you are doing musicology research
online, be aware that many websites
contain information that is not legitimate
for the purposes of scholarly research.
It is easy to get confused about what
is a legitimate website. If you are
unsure consult your lecturer.
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>Music
Library
The Music
Library supports the artistic and
research needs of performers, composers
& music educators of the Conservatorium
of Music and the wider community of
musicians.
The Library has a view over St. David's
Park, and is situated on the 5th floor
of the Conservatorium building in
Sandy Bay Road, Hobart.
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Music Library>Subject Guide>Music
This page is an excellent starting
point for research. It includes suggestions
on where to start your research, how
to find books and journal articles
on your subject, as well as links
to important music databases such
as I.I.M.P and RILM |
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RILM - Abstracts of Music Literature
From Mozart to Motown, from liturgy
to music therapy, from elementary music
education to advanced music theory,
RILM is the first stop for the researcher
who wants clear, verified bibliographic
information, fully cited, abstracted,
and indexed.
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UTAS Library E-Journals
The alphabetical list of all the
electronic journals to which the University
of Tasmania Library subscribes.
This list includes hundreds of journals
in dozens of different subject areas.
Each title in the list links to the
e-journal home page. If you don't
want to browse through all the titles,
trying searching under 'M' for Musciology
or 'J' for Journal of or 'I' for International
Journal of. Once you have located
a useful journal, write down the title
or the website address. If using your
own computer, bookmark the site.
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| Professional
Associations |
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The Musicological Society of Australia
The Musicological Society of Australia
exists to foster greater understanding
and valuing of music, musical thinking
and musical life by:
- Providing an Australian forum
for communication about music
- Encouraging excellence in music
research and research training
- Facilitating the dissemination
of the outcomes of music research
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International Musicological Society
The International Musicological
Society (IMS) was founded in 1927
in Basle, where it has its headquarters
ever since. It is a member of the
Conseil International de la Philosophie
et des Sciences Humaines (CIPSH),
a branch organization of the UNESCO.
Its purpose is the advancement of
musicological research on the basis
of international co-operation.
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Australian Music Centre
The Australian Music Centre is
the leading provider of information,
publications and scores relating to
Australian music. |
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APRA
APRA is a non-profit association
that collects and distributes Australian
and New Zealand copyright royalties
for music creators and publishers
from around the world. |
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Tasmanian
Symphony Orchestra
The TSO also pays regularly at a
wide variety of community events around
the State and TSO members form an
integral part of the Tasmanian arts
community, participating in teaching,
performance and new music activities
in addition to their orchestral responsibilities.
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Australian Music Examinations Board
The AMEB exists to provide a
graded system of examinations in music,
speech and drama, offered nationally
and internationally, by providing
quality syllabuses, educative services
to our teachers, examiners and candidates,
and quality publications to the highest
editorial standard.
The AMEB State Office will be pleased
to answer any queries you may have
regarding the examinations and can
provide you with copies of entry forms,
information bulletins, past examination
papers and so on. You can contact
your State Office or International
Agency at the addresses listed below.
Mrs Marita Crothers, State Manager
Tasmanian Conservatorium of Music
Private Bag 63
Hobart 7001
Phone: (03) 6226 7317
Fax: (03) 6226 7318
Email: Marita.Crothers@utas.edu.au
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>The
Australia Council
The Australia Council is a service
organisation enriching the life of the
nation by supporting and promoting the
practice and enjoyment of the arts.
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Arts Tasmania
Arts Tasmania forms part of the
Department of Tourism, Parks, Heritage
and the Arts.
It encompasses both the Departmental
functions of the State arts agency and
Secretariat functions for the Tasmanian
Arts Advisory Board in its peer assessment
and policy development roles.
Arts Tasmania has responsibility for
the development of integrated policy
and planning for arts and culture in
Tasmania. |
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The Arts Law Centre of Australia
Arts Law gives preliminary advice
and information to artists and arts
organisations across all artforms
on a wide range of arts related legal
and business matters including contracts,
copyright, business names and structures,
defamation, insurance and employment.
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