Module Code
MUS3015
The study of the Classical idiom through analysis of selected chamber and piano music by Haydn, Mozart and Schubert. The course will define the basic elements of Classical harmonic language and deal also with longer-range formal thinking.
Students should acquire a working knowledge of the harmonic idiom, textures and structural thought of the music of the Classical era.
SUBJECT SPECIFIC SKILLS
Students will develop the skills of:
(i) Precise observation.
(ii) Discrimination between surface detail and more fundamental procedures.
(iii) Identification of Classical harmonies.
KEY SKILLS
Students will:
(i) Identify, analyse and solve problems by prioritising tasks, coping with complexity, setting achievable goals and taking action.
(ii) Work with information and handle a mass of diverse data and draw conclusions (analysis, attention to detail, judgement).
(iii) Apply subject knowledge and understanding from the degree pathway.
(iv) Possess high level transferable key skills such as the ability to work with others in a team, to communicate (both orally and in writing), influence, negotiate and resolve conflict.
(v) Demonstrate confidence and motivation to start and to finish the job, adaptability / flexibility, creativity, initiative, leadership, decision-making, negotiating and the ability to cope with stress.
None
Coursework
100%
Examination
0%
Practical
0%
20
MUS3015
Spring Semester
12 Weeks