MUSHONS 4003B - Honours Performance Minor Research Project Part 2

North Terrace Campus - Semester 2 - 2015

The primary purpose of the project is to produce a 3000 word exegesis that bears upon works being performed in the student's Major Recital. The project provides preparation for postgraduate studies by research in Classical Performance or Jazz Performance. Accordingly, preparation of this Research Project may be similar to the preparation of an Exegesis for postgraduate programs, and will be carried out under the supervision of the Honours Research Project Coordinator. Students are required to identify, articulate and investigate research questions related to their Major Recital program of works. There will be 9 hours of research seminars in semester 2 in order to prepare students for this project. Students will also be required to construct Program Notes for their Major Recital comprising at least 1000 words (weighted at 15%) and the seminars will include some preparation for this task. Students will be required to make class presentations on a regular basis as they prepare and construct the 3000 word exegesis itself (weighted at 85%). Full-time and part-time students must undertake the Minor Research Project as an unbroken sequence.

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Course Code	MUSHONS 4003B
Course	Honours Performance Minor Research Project Part 2
Coordinating Unit	Elder Conservatorium of Music
Term	Semester 2
Level	Undergraduate
Location/s	North Terrace Campus
Units	3
Contact	Up to 2 hours per week
Available for Study Abroad and Exchange	N
Prerequisites	Successful completion of B.Mus or a demonstrated equivalent or another relevant undergraduate degree
Assumed Knowledge	Commensurate with a strong result in the completion of Level III, of the degree of BMus or demonstrated equivalent (as appropriate)
Restrictions	Approved Honours music students only
Assessment	3000 word Exegesis relating to the works being performed in the student's Major Recital (85%); 1000 word Program Notes commenting on the historical and artistic contexts of works being performed in the student's Major Recital (15%)

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Course Coordinator: Mr Rodney Smith

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RP		Result Pending

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