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MUSM3245 Large Ensemble Arranging

Later Year Course

Offered By School of Music
Academic Career Undergraduate
Course Subject Music
Offered in MUSM3245 will not be offered in 2012
Unit Value 3 units
Course Description

Large Ensemble Arranging furthers students' knowledge of arranging techniques as applied to Big Band and other large ensembles. It provides students with insight into arranging techniques for large ensembles in traditional and contemporary jazz styles. Large Ensemble Arranging fosters: an understanding of the practical requirements of writing for a large ensemble; knowledge and skills in arranging for large jazz ensemble; and familiarity with the arranging styles of selected jazz artists.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this course, students will have a good working knowledge of arranging for large ensembles/Big Bands in a variety of styles.

Indicative Assessment

A graded result reflects the level of achievement and participation, taking into account academic effort, commitment and progress, including the student's capacity and level of expertise to undertake increasingly complex tasks. .  The assessment requirements and criteria for evaluation will de defined in written guidelines handed out at the beginning of each semester.

Four assignments (40%) and two projects (30% each).

Workload

Two hours per week.

Areas of Interest Music
Requisite Statement

Audition/interview

Academic Contact Miroslav Bukovsky

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