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Introduction

The Recording Musician is a unit designed to empower the musician in order to generate maximum effectiveness in the recording environment. In this unit you will define and develop a complex set of skills that are essential for today’s recording musician. You will uncover the differences between performance in live and recording environments via contextual research, written reports and practical (musical) exercises.

Summary 2020

Unit name The Recording Musician
Unit code FCJ214
Credit points 12.5
Faculty/School College of Arts, Law and Education
School of Creative Arts and Media
Discipline Music
Coordinator

Mr Stewart Long

Teaching staff

Mr Stewart Long

Level Intermediate
Available as student elective? Yes
Breadth Unit? No

Availability

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Teaching

Teaching Pattern

1 x 90 minute lecture weekly
1 x 90 minute tutorial weekly

Assessment

Task 1 (25%) – ‘Practical Tasks for the Recording Musician’ (three performance recordings and 800 word report).

Task 2 (25%) – ‘What is Your Recording Philosophy’ (1500 word essay).

Task 3 (25%) – ‘Planning Your Recording Project’ (1500 word project plan).

Exam (25%)

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