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Ensemble V, Western classical music

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Code: KOGV13

Students study and perform Western classical music repertoires for various ensemble constellations in different styles and from various epochs as well as repertoire that is based on cross-generic musical forms, artistic areas, and means of expression. They problematise and solve technique and rendition problems relating to style, performance practice, notation issues, and interpretation in various areas of music and ensemble constellations. They also critically reflect upon and problematise choice of artistic approach, expression and performance as well as development potentials and the need of further skills. Students whose main instrument is the piano also practise accompaniment. Parts of the repertoire are performed in concerts. Instruction is in the form of group lessons and concentrated rehearsals during project weeks.

Entry requirements

KOGV06 Main instrument III, Western classical music (15 credits), KOGV07 Ensemble III, Western classical music (7.5 credits) and KOGV23 Musical knowledge III, Western classical music 7,5 hp. Registered for KOGV09 Main instrument IV, Western classical music (15 credits), KOGV10 Ensemble IV, Western classical music (7.5 credits), and KOGV24 Musical knowledge IV, Western classical music (7.5 credits). An equivalence assessment can be made.

Education offerings

Each offering has its own dates and conditions. Closed offerings are retained as history and do not mean that a new application is open.

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