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In this Unit of Study students will further develop musical ideas and technical skills to play the harpsichord and will be introduced to the 18th-century fortepiano in a chosen program of study. There is a strong focus on Historical and stylistic awareness through research, discussion, and application, and students will also develop strategies to be self-correcting within practice. Students will study and gain experience of improvisation and cadenza writing.
Code | EMUS1662 |
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Credit points | 3 |
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At the completion of this unit, you should be able to:
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