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MU181 MUSC 1050 Music in Society 2 Available to non-BMus students only. Overview of Western musical styles & development of discipline specific research & writing skills.
MU183 MUSC 1700 From Elvis to Madonna 2 Survey of main trends in popular music from mid 1950s to current day.
MU184 MUSC 1710 Music in Popular Culture 2 Study of role of music in popular culture during the 19th & 20th centuries.
MU188 MUSC 1010 Introduction to Music Technology 2 Basic recording, mixing & sound production. MIDI, MIDI sequencing, use of computers for electronic realisation of musical composition.
MU191 MUSC 1060 Introduction to Music Techniques 2 Available to non-BMus students only. Preparatory study of techniques of Western music, through integrated writing, analysis & aural application.
MU193 MUSC 1120 Ensemble 1A 1 Available to non-BMus students only. Development of group music making skills through participation in an approved ensemble operating under the auspices of the School of Music.
MU194 MUSC 1130 Ensemble 1B 1 Available to non-BMus students only. Development of group music making skills through participation in an approved ensemble operating under the auspices of the School of Music.
MU195 MUSC 1600 Music Techniques 1 - Baroque 2 Study of basic techniques of Western tonal music with reference to aspects of Baroque music. Integrated writing, analysis & aural skills components.
MU196 MUSC 2060 Music Techniques 2 - Classical 2 Further study of techniques of Western tonal music with reference to aspects of Classical music. Integrated writing, analysis & aural skills components.
MU198 MUSC 1500 Music History 1 - Baroque 2 Survey of Western Music form circa 1600 to 1750; investigation of social context of music in this period; study of selected representative works.
MU199 MUSC 2050 Music History 2 - Classical 2 Survey of Western Music form circa 1750 to 1815; investigation of social context of music in this period; study of selected representative works.
MU280 MUSC 2150 Chamber Music Studies A 2 Introduction to the practices, literatures & theories of group music performance.
MU281 MUSC 2400 Introduction to Musicology 2 Introduction to literature, theories, methods & practices of musicology.
MU283 MUSC 2300 Music & Human Behaviour 2 Introduction to literature, practice & research of music therapy.
MU293 MUSC 2120 Ensemble 2A 1 Available to non-BMus students only. Development of group music making skills through participation in an approved ensemble operating under the auspices of the School of Music.
MU294 MUSC 2130 Ensemble 2B 1 Available to non-BMus students only. Development of group music making skills through participation in an approved ensemble operating under the auspices of the School of Music.
MU295 MUSC 2600 Music Techniques 3 - Romantic 2 Advanced study of techniques of Western tonal music, with reference to aspects of 19th-century music. Associated writing, analysis & aural skills components.
MU296 MUSC 2610 Music Techniques 4 - Modern 2 Study of post-tonal techniques of Western music, with reference to various aspects of the 20th-century repertory. Associated writing, analysis & aural skills components.
MU298 MUSC 2500 Music History 3 - Romantic 2 Survey of Western Music from circa 1815-1910; investigation of social context of music in this period; study of selected representative works.
MU299 MUSC 2510 Music History 4 - Modern 2 Study of Western Music from circa 1890-present in social context; study of selected representative works.
MU304 MUSC 3500 Music History 5 - Medieval 2 Study of Western Music in the period circa 600-1450; investigation of social context of music in this period; study of selected representative works.
MU305 MUSC 3510 Music History 6 - Renaissance 2 Study of Western Music in the period circa 1450-1630; investigation of social context of music in this period; study of selected representative works.
MU307 MUSC 3800 Studio Teaching A 2 Study of psychology, theory & practice of studio teaching at elementary level. Application to teaching of the student's instrument/s.
MU308 MUSC 3810 Studio Teaching B 2 Performance specialisation only. Study of psychology, theory & practice of studio teaching at intermediate & advanced levels. Application to teaching of the student's instrument/s
MU309 MUSC 3400 Music Aesthetics & Criticism 2 Introduction to theories of art, in particular, music; introduction to theory & practice of music criticism.
MU316 MUSC 3520 Music History - Topic 1 2 Detailed study of selected period or tradition in Music History as occasionally offered. Topic in 2001 is Russian Music.
MU317 MUSC 3530 Music History - Topic 2 2 Detailed study of selected period or tradition in Music History as occasionally offered.
MU318 MUSC 3700 Music History - Topic 3 2 Detailed study of selected period or tradition in Music History as occasionally offered.
MU323 MUSC 3710 Practice of Ethnomusicology 2 Introduction to methodology, literature & theories of Ethnomusicology. Study of musical traditions as expression of cultural values.
MU328 MUSC 3140 Advanced Chamber Music Studies 1A 2 Study of principles & repertoire of chamber music and/or keyboard accompanying; participation in rehearsals & performances.
MU329 MUSC 3150 Advanced Chamber Music Studies 1B 2 Continuing study of principles & repertoire of chamber music and/or keyboard accompanying; participation in rehearsals & performances
MU330 MUSC 4140 Advanced Chamber Music Studies 2A 2 Advanced study of principles & repertoire of chamber music and/or keyboard accompanying; participation in chamber music ensemble rehearsals & performances.
MU331 MUSC 4150 Advanced Chamber Music Studies 2B 2 Continuing advanced study of principles & repertoire of chamber music and/or keyboard accompanying; participation in chamber music ensemble rehearsals & performances.
MU332 MUSC 2240 Adjunct Composition Study 1 2 Available to BMus composition students only. Supplementary practical studies for instrument or voice.
MU333 MUSC 3240 Adjunct Practical Study 1 2 BMus Performance students only. Supplementary study of familial orchestral instrument for professional requirements.
MU334 MUSC 3610 Introduction to Music Analysis 2 Introduction to theories of analysis of Western music. Simple application of these theories to tonal music.
MU337 MUSC 3600 Music Techniques 5 - Counterpoint 2 Study of techniques of Renaissance polyphony. Associated analytical & writing exercises.
MU339, MU383 MUSC 3540 Seminar in Music History 2 Group seminar with guided investigation of a topic of music history & traditions as occasionally offered.
MU344 MUSC 3620 Advanced Analysis 2 Detailed consideration of selected analytical theories & more advanced musical applications.
MU349, MU362 MUSC 3630 Seminar in Music Techniques 2 Group seminar with guided investigation of a topic of music techniques & analysis from a selected period or tradition as occasionally offered.
MU356 MUSC 3160 Conducting A 2 Introductory choral & instrumental conducting skills including baton technique, music leadership skills, rehearsal methods, score reading & preparation.
MU357 MUSC 3170 Conducting B 2 Further development of skills in instrumental or choral conducting including baton technique, music leadership skills, rehearsal methods, score reading & preparation.
MU358 MUSC 3560 Historical Performance Practice 2 Study of issues in performance practice of Western Music from the Middle Ages to the 19th century
MU373 MUSC 3010 Music Studio Techniques A 2 Recording techniques (audio signals, microphones, microphone placement, basic acoustics, tape editing, multi-track techniques, mixing, use of effects, introduction to computers, music printing & MIDI).
MU374 MUSC 3020 Music Studio Techniques B 2 Sound synthesis (analogue, FM & digital sound synthesis, MIDI, sequencing, synchronisation & automation, video, multimedia & the Internet).
MU376 MUSC 3660 Music Acoustics 2 Introduction to the basic principles of acoustics & their application to music.
MU379 MUSC 3860 Orchestration 2 Detailed study of principles of instrumentation & scoring, as exemplified in orchestral practice of representative Western composers.
MU380 MUSC 4800 Arranging for School Ensembles & Improvisation 2 Instrumentation & scoring for small to medium-sized vocal & instrumental school ensembles. Includes required ensemble participation.
MU390 MUSC 3640 Advanced Aural Skills A 2 Intensive development of aural training using principles of Kodály-concept; pedagogic applications of concept.
MU391 MUSC 3650 Advanced Aural Skills B 2 Continuing intensive development of aural training using principles of Kodály-concept; pedagogic applications of concept.
MU393 MUSC 3120 Ensemble 3A 1 Available to non-BMus students only. Development of group music making skills through participation in an approved ensemble operating under the auspices of the School of Music.
MU394 MUSC 3130 Ensemble 3B 1 Available to non-BMus students only. Development of group music making skills through participation in an approved ensemble operating under the auspices of the School of Music.
MU432 MUSC 4240 Adjunct Practical Study 2 2 Performance students only. Supplementary study of familial orchestral instrument for professional requirements.
MU476 MUSC 4450 Thesis 4 Researching & writing thesis of 8,000-10,000 words on a topic approved by the Head of the School of Music. [For BMus students: includes required ensemble participation.]
MU493 MUSC 4120 Ensemble 4A 1 Available to non-BMus students only. Development of group music making skills through participation in an approved ensemble operating under the auspices of the School of Music.
MU494 MUSC 4130 Ensemble 4B 1 Available to non-BMus students only. Development of group music making skills through participation in an approved ensemble operating under the auspices of the School of Music.
MU709 MUSC 6790 Area Curriculum Study, Music 6 Principles & strategies of teaching secondary school music curriculum. Development of improvisational skills. School-based assessment.
MU711 MUSC 6300 Theory & Practice of Music Therapy A 2 Theories of stress, coping & development applicable in music therapy practice. Music therapy practice skills including assessment & evaluation. Overview of clinical populations with whom music therapists work. Music skills including song writing, improvise
MU712 MUSC 6320 Music Therapy Clinical Practice Skills A 2 Skills for individual & group work in music therapy practice developed through experiential work in class. In-depth analysis of contemporary theories of music therapy practice for groups & individuals.
MU713 MUSC 6700 Instrumental Pedagogy A 4 Systematic development of fundamental pedagogical concepts; critical evaluation of teaching; exploration of current literature relating to the practice of teaching a particular instrument.
MU714 MUSC 6710 Instrumental Pedagogy B 4 Extended application of pedagogical principles; skills & materials, learning orientation through practice teaching in workshop situations.
MU831 MUSC 6200 The Practice of Church Music 4 To probe the assumptions out of which local practices of church music are formed, to investigate the place of music in Christian liturgies & to research effective organisational procedures.
MU861 MUSC 6720 Classroom Pedagogy — Summer Program 1 4 Studies include methodology, teaching repertoire, musicianship, choral conducting, vocal development & choir singing.
MU862 MUSC 6730 Classroom Pedagogy — Summer Program 2 4 Continuing studies including methodology, teaching repertoire, musicianship, choral conducting, vocal development & choir singing.
MU880 MUSC 6800 Aural Studies 4 Intensive & systematic development of musicianship skills according to Kodály concept, including such skills sight reading, harmonic hearing, figured bass, clef reading, score reading, stylistic analysis & basic principles of vocal technique; introduction
MU881 MUSC 6100 Choral Conducting 4 Intensive & systematic development of literature-based choral conducting skills, including basic conducting patterns & gestures, use of both hands, score preparation & analysis with aural accountability, memorisation & basic stylistic principles; applicat
MU882 MUSC 7100 Advanced Choral or Orchestral Conducting 4 Intensive & systematic development of advanced literature-based conducting skills, including technical problem-solving in more difficult repertory, stylistic interpretation & performance practice. Choral conducting students will apply these techniques for
MU883 MUSC 7800 Advanced Aural Studies 4 Intensive & systematic development of advanced musicianship skills begun in MUSC6800; development of more advanced principles & techniques of teaching aural training in choral & classroom situations.
MU891 MUSC 6840 Aural Methodology A 4 Intensive & systematic study, using Kodály concepts, of examples of folk & art music, & pedagogic application of this knowledge in university, school & community settings.
MU892 MUSC 7840 Aural Methodology B 4 Advanced development, using Kodály concepts, of art & multicultural music & more advanced pedagogic applications in university, school & community settings.
MU893 MUSC 6850 Choral Methodology A 4 Study of individual, group & large ensemble vocal pedagogy, including diction & phonetics & rehearsal techniques; study of choral literatures; peer teaching activity & performance observations.
MU894 MUSC 7850 Choral Methodology B 4 Further development of group & large ensemble vocal pedagogy, diction & phonetics of languages other than English; study of choral literatures & resources; application of choral & rehearsal pedagogy to specific choral settings & selection of suitable repe
MU897 MUSC 7110 Choral or Orchestral Conducting Practicum 4 Staged implementation of conducting skills with university, school, community or church vocal ensemble(s), as approved by Head of School; progressive development of instructional & leadership skills.
MU898 MUSC 7810 Aural Studies Practicum 4 Staged implementation of musicianship skills within a university, school or community educational institution approved by Head of School; progressive development of instructional & leadership skills.
MU899 MUSC 7900 MMusSt Thesis 4 Thesis of approximately 10,000 words by MMusSt candidate in aural studies or choral conducting, on a topic approved by the Head of School of Music.


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