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Hobart

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Unit name Complementary Study
Unit code FCB415
Credit points 12.5
Faculty/School College of Arts, Law and Education
School of Creative Arts and Media
Discipline Music
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Learning Outcomes

1. Synthesise and apply specialist knowledge and techniques relevant to your music practice.

2. Propose and develop solutions to practical and theoretical problems related to your music specialisation.

3. Critically evaluate, interpret and express complex musical and/or textual materials effectively and coherently.

Fees

Requisites

Teaching

Teaching Pattern

1-hr consultation, 2-hr project sessions -- ie rehearsals /one-on-one lesson & amp; performance class/research seminars

Assessment

Task 1: Class Assignments (20%)

Task 2:  Project Development (40%)

Task 3: Final Project (40%)

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Flexible Study Options

Textbooks

Required

Turabian Manual 9th ed ISBN 978-0-226-43057-7

Recommended

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