Conducted in
term:
2024Z
Erasmus code: 03.2
ECTS credits:
1.5
Language:
Polish
Organized by:
Institute of Musicology
Compositorial techniques before 1600 (module I) 3106-1TEKO-KON
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Prerequisites (description)
RENAISSANCE COMPOSITION: FROM A TECHNIQUE TO A SYMBOL
The aim of the course is to familiarize students with the world's musicological literature on Renaissance compositional techniques. On this basis, various types of using them will be discussed, as well as possible ways to give music a symbolic meaning.
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Type of course
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Mode
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Learning outcomes
Knowledge of selected issues in the field of Renaissance composition techniques in terms of the most eminent European and American musicologists.
Assessment criteria
Students are required to be present and actively participate in classes. They should report on one of the scientific articles proposed by the lecturer and provide a written version of its discussion. Seminar ends with a test.
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