Course - Aural Training-Jazzlinja Method - MUSP4712
Aural Training-Jazzlinja Method
About
About the course
Course content
The course is based on the jazzlinja aural training as practiced at the bachelor studies.The course offers a foundation in the "Jazzlinja" basic jazz training method, through a musical and performing approach, where imitation technique, improvisation and rhythm are essential factors. The course seeks to reflect music’s many expressions and contribute to mental and embodied musicality development.
Learning outcome
Knowledge
The candidate:
- has knowledge of musical intuition and understanding of the importance of imitation methodology.
- has knowledge of the principles, methods and strategies used in aural training at Jazzlinja.
Skills
The candidate:
- Is able to learn music by listening.
- Has musical intuition and understanding based on experience in listening and imitation.
- Can use the Jazzlinja method as a tool individually and with others
Learning methods and activities
Group instruction.
Compulsory assignments
- Satisfactory participation in compulsory instruction
- Practical activities
Further on evaluation
A compulsory practical or written assignment or task is given in between the lectures. The task/assignment will be approved in Blackboard or in the next lecture.The assignments are the grounds for passed/failed.
Specific conditions
Admission to a programme of study is required:
Music Performance (MMUSP)
Required previous knowledge
Requires admission to Master' Degree Programme in Music Performance
The course is only open for students that are not familiar with the main methods at "Jazzlinja" /have a bachelor in jazz from other institutions. The course is based on group activities. A group (3 students or more), will be thought in English. With fewer than 3 students teaching will take place in established groups in the Norwegian thought bachelor's programme in jazz. Teaching is practical, so language will not be a limitation regardless of the number of students taking this course.There will be admittance limitations according to group size.
Subject areas
- Music Performance Studies