Laboratory: cultural musicology and music criticism 3106-PRAC-5
The aim of the course is to introduce students to the research topics explored by scholars associated with the field of cultural musicology—sometimes also referred to as critical musicology or the New Musicology—as well as to develop the ability to apply musicological knowledge in music criticism.
Cultural musicology is a research approach that draws on aesthetics, hermeneutics, and musical analysis, examining music within a broad cultural context. It serves as a bridge between musicology and music criticism, which is why the reading of musicological texts in this course is complemented by the writing of album reviews that incorporate the acquired knowledge.
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Type of course
elective courses
Course coordinators
Mode
Learning outcomes
Upon completing the course, the participant:
- possesses basic knowledge of the subject-specific and methodological characteristics of research conducted within the field of cultural musicology,
- is able to produce critical texts in the form of reviews.
Assessment criteria
According to the syllabus of the instructor in the given cycle.
Practical placement
NA.
Bibliography
Readings adjusted to the theme of the studio in a given academic year (semester) and presented in the syllabus appropriate to the cycle.
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Additional information
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