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PERF4610: Performance Honours A
Performance Honours is both a completion at a high standard of an academic education in performance, and a preparation for postgraduate study in music. Intending Honours students should speak to the unit coordinator before enrolling. Honours requirements are: the presentation of both a concerto-style performance (normally in semester 7) as well as a public recital (normally in semester 8), the latter with accompanying critical notes, a dissertation, attendance at Research Methods Intensive Welcome Week, attendance at the Dissertation Seminar, and participation in either ensemble, orchestral, vocal diction or chamber music studies.
| Code | PERF4610 |
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| Academic unit | Performance Studies |
| Credit points | 12 |
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At the completion of this unit, you should be able to:
- LO1. perform substantial solo recitals at a high level of instrumental skill
- LO2. write a substantial research thesis demonstrating advanced critical thinking and writing skills
- LO3. demonstrate high level ensemble performance skills
- LO4. write coherently and critically about your own performance repertoire.
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