Course content

Methodology of Scientific Work II

Code:

100561

Abbreviation:

UAMA04

Higher education institution:

Arts Academy

ECTS credits:

3.0

Load:

30(L)

Issuing teachers:

Full Professor Ivana Tomić-Ferić, PhD

Course contractors:

Full Professor Ivana Tomić-Ferić, PhD (L)

Maja Milošević Carić, PhD (L)

Course description:

Getting to know the basic methods of scientific analysis; acquisition of knowledge from the methodology of scientific research work in musicology; mastering the ways of using citations and the technique of citing bibliographic data in notes; acquisition of knowledge about the documentary basis of the musicological report.

Mandatory literature:

1. COOK, Nicholas, A Guide to Musical Analysis, Ldn: OUP, 1987. DAHLHAUS, Carl, Analyse und Werturteil, Mainz: Schott, 1970. DUNSBY, Jonathan (ed.), Models of Musical Analysis: Early Twentieth Century Music. Oxford Cambridge, Mass. : Blackwell Publishers, 1993. ORAIĆ TOLIĆ, Dubravka, Akademsko pismo, Zagreb, Naklada Ljevak, 2011.

Learning outcomes:

1. After passing the exam, the student will be able to create a conceptual project of his own more complex musicological research

2. Analyse and interpret different components of a musical work such as musical form, harmonic and polyphonic component.

3. Analyse and interpret different components of a musical work such as musical form, composition technique, harmonic and polyphonic component, orchestration.

4. Create and carry out the entire teaching activities for the named subjects.

5. Explain and organize the results of research in writing.

6. Apply basic methods of music analysis and scholarly work in practice and in writing academic papers.

7. Independently create teaching units for the subjects Music Culture (in primary school), Music Art (in secondary school) and Solfeggio (in primary music school).

8. Synthetise the acquired knowledge and skills in the fields of music-theory or music-methodology.

9. Aurally recognise musical artwork with regard to the historical period of origin and stylistic characteristics.

10. Aurally recognise musical artwork with regard to the historical period of origin, stylistic and compositional characteristics, style and tonal provenance.

11. Use music notation software.

12. Collaborate in the field of music creation in art institutions, media, libraries and music publications.

Enrollment prerequisites:

Methodology of Scientific Work I (concluded)

Completion prerequisites:

Methodology of Scientific Work I (passed)

Course in study programme:

Code	Name of study	Level of study	Semester	Required/Elective
22	Music Culture	graduate	2	required
23	Music Theory	graduate	2	required

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