Handbook - Performance Laboratory B

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Overview

Subject Area: Music Performance, Music Ensemble In this practical course you will extend your advanced instrumental, vocal or composition skills with one-to-one support from a specialist tutor, and contextualise the application of those skills through participation in workshops, masterclasses and ensembles. These components will combine to enhance your specialist strengths … For more content click the Read More button below. Note: This is a 12 UOC course. You will enrol in 4 UOC in each of three successive terms with a result reported by a single grade at the end of the third 4 UOC course.

Subject Area: Music Performance, Music Ensemble

In this practical course you will extend your advanced instrumental, vocal or composition skills with one-to-one support from a specialist tutor, and contextualise the application of those skills through participation in workshops, masterclasses and ensembles. These components will combine to enhance your specialist strengths and interests, which in turn will inform your work in the specialist majors of the BMus. Milestones for the course are informed musicianship, for both performers and composers, and effective practice, as the basis of goal-oriented, strategic and autonomous music-making.

Note: This is a 12 UOC course. You will enrol in 4 UOC in each of three successive terms with a result reported by a single grade at the end of the third 4 UOC course.

Conditions for Enrolment

Prerequisite: Enrolment in a Music program and either MUSC1701 and MUSC1704, or MUSC1702 and MUSC1705, or MUSC1707 (12 uoc).

Exclusion Courses

Course

MUSC2701

MUSC2701 - Performance Laboratory 3

Course

MUSC2702

MUSC2702 - Performance Laboratory 4

Course Attributes

Multi-Term Course

Delivery

In-person - Standard (usually weekly or fortnightly)

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Course Outline

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MUSC2703 Course Outline

Fees

Type	Amount
Commonwealth Supported Students (if applicable)	$663
Domestic Students	$3080
International Students	$3220

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