1678.22 - Workshop III – Music

1678.22

Workshop III – Music

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Participants are required to have successfully completed: Workshop II - Music

Students will acquire knowledge about music technology, sampling and synthesis and learn to apply this knowledge in practice in their own music making.

This course is a continuation of Workshop II – Music. Students will learn computer-based sound processing and production, and how to use relevant software and technology. Students learn to use field recordings in music and students gain insight into methods used in sampling and synthesis, in addition to advanced use of recording studios. Students will work with their own material and compositions receiving guidance from teachers. The course focuses especially on building and developing independent music making.

Classes will be workshop-based with exercises, discussions and presentations.

Students who successfully complete the course can demonstrate ability to: - explain methods and procedures in music technology, sampling and synthesis, - discuss these independently and critically, - demonstrate independent examples of these in practice (produce portfolio)

Combined assessment. Oral examination based on a portfolio submitted two weeks before examination.

External

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Relevant materials are circulated at the start of the course.

Sunleif Rasmussen