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MUSI140-09W (C) Whole Year 2009
Second Subject Performance

18 points, 0.1500 EFTS
23 Feb 2009 - 15 Nov 2009
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Description

This performance course is for students who wish to study as additional instrument as well as their main instrument.

Pre-requisites

To gain admission to MUSI140 Second Subject Performance, the applicant will be required to pass a School of Music audition, to be held in October each year. Each applicant should be prepared to: (a) perform three pieces of his/her own choice; and (b) undergo tests of musicianship which may include aural tests and sightreading. Applications for the School of Music audition should be made in writing to the Administrator, School of Music, by 15 September.

Timetable

Times of individual lessons (45 minutes per week) will be by arrangement with the tutor of the instrument.

Course Coordinator

Jan Tawroszewicz

Assessment

Assessment Due Date Percentage 
Mid-year Exam 30%
End of year exam 70%


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PIANO, STRING AND WIND INSTRUMENTS
•Intermediate Test [30%] organised by the tutor (normally June-July) of approximately 20 minutes duration consisting of technical exercises (scales, arpeggios, etc), at least one study and a piece.  Orchestral instrumentalists will play orchestral excerpts as an alternative to the piece.

•End-of-year final examination [70%] consisting of a solo programme of approximately 20-30 minutes duration.

BRASS INSTRUMENTS
•Intermediate Test [30%] organised by the tutor (normally June-July) of approximately 15 minutes duration consisting of technical exercises (scales, arpeggios, etc), at least one study and orchestral and/or band excerpts.
•End-of-year final examination [70%] consisting of a solo programme of approximately 20 minutes duration.

VOICE
•Half-year assessment [30%] (June) of approximately 20 minutes duration consisting of one technical exercise, one study piece and two songs in English.
•End-of-year assessment [70%]  of 20-30 minutes duration (to be decided or at the discretion of the teacher), consisting of one technical exercise, one study piece and three songs (at least one in Italian).

PERCUSSION
Students will present two assessments:  mid-year and at the year's end.

•Mid-year assessments will be comprised principally of orchestral excerpts and etudes on timpani, orchestral keyboards, snare drum and ancillary percussion.

•End-of-year assessments will be comprised of recital material that includes both solo and chamber repertoire on timpani and percussion.  (This could include multi-percussion and marimba/vibes pieces.)

Note:  Both timpani and percussion must be included in all examinations but  there is no specific weighting given to one or the other. The mark given will be based on the overall impression of the whole programme of works.

Fees

Domestic fee $715.00
International fee $3,120.00


For further information see Centre for Fine Arts Music and Theatre.

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