Music aesthetics, criticism, sociology and psychology
M Kartomi and R Flora
8 points
* 2 hours per week
* Second semester
* Clayton
Objectives Upon successful completion of the subject students should have a basic knowledge of the history of music aesthetics, criticism, sociology and psychology and their interdisciplinary relationships and an understanding of how to write about and discuss in a cogent manner, what music is and what it means.
Synopsis As for MUS3390 but with an additional research paper.
Assessment Written (3000 words): 45%
* Examinations (3 hours): 40%
* Assignments: 15%
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