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MUS4180Chamber music(ART)
Carol Williams 12 points + 3 hours per week + Second semester + Clayton Synopsis: The history of chamber music from the Middle Ages to the present is studied from both cultural and analytical points of view. Though evolution of style and form over time is the principal methodological approach taken, selected "peak" works are foregrounded and examined in detail as representative of works of the same time, nation or function. An early issue covered is the development of the sonata form, seen as the result of adapted vocal forms influenced by dance music. Questions such as the propriety of the modern concert hall for the presentation of the intimate chamber music model; the social origins of chamber music; and performance modes - amateur or professional - are considered. Assessment: Written (4 short assignments): 10% + Four short class papers (15 minutes each): 10% + Essay (4000 words): 40% + Examination (3 hours): 40% |
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