FCM Unit Details as at 13th June, 2002
Classical or Contemporary Orchestral Instruments
1A
Enrolment code: FCM110
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for BMus (Orchestral or Contemporary instrument) students
The first of six graduated units of study, providing a course of study of an approved
orchestral instrument, and covering both technique and repertoire. A wide range of styles
and idioms are included. A program of study is established on an individual basis with
regard to the needs and stage of development of each student. Emphasis is placed on
progressive development throughout the duration of the course. In this unit the student
focuses on performance fundamentals. Such fundamentals are demonstrated through a
closed panel recital which should demonstrate the student’s command of fundamental
performance skills of technical fluency, accurate tuning, correct rhythm and tempo.
Staff Mr H Monkhouse (Coordinator), profile staff (orchestral
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1 x 1-hr weekly lesson, 1 x 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Mutual exclusions FCO100, FCN100
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in one concert practice (15
minutes) plus end-of-sem exam recital: (non-public, panel assessed) 20 minutes
(50%); mid-sem technical exam (50%)
Courses F2x:[F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Keyboard 1A
Enrolment code: FCM111
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Keyboard) students
The first of six graduated units of study. In this unit the student focuses on performance
fundamentals. Such fundamentals are demonstrated through a closed panel recital which
should demonstrate the student’s command of fundamental performance skills of
technical fluency, correct rhythm and tempo. The unit is designed to provide an
individualised and appropriate program of an approved keyboard instrument, covering
both technique and repertoire, and includes a wide range of styles and idioms. It includes
technical work and selections from the repertoire of major works, concertante works,
recital pieces and technical compositions. Regular consultation between lecturer and
student, focusing on a detailed appraisal of technical and interpretative strengths and
weaknesses, enables continuous clarification of specific learning objectives and content.
Students are also required to attend a weekly performance class which is designed allow
learning to occur in an open performance environment and to extend knowledge of the
repertoire through constructive listening.
Staff Ms S Deng, Mrs B Sedivka, PTA staff
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Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr individual tuition and 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Mutual exclusions FCY100
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in 1 x 15 min concert practice
plus 20-min end-of-sem exam recital: (non-public, panel assessed) (50%); mid-sem
technical exam (50%)
Courses F2x:
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Guitar 1A
Enrolment code: FCM112
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Guitar) students
The first of six graduated units of study. In this unit the student will focus on performance
fundamentals which will be demonstrated through a closed panel recital which should
demonstrate the student’s command of fundamental performance skills of technical
fluency, correct rhythm and tempo. The unit provides a course of study in classical or
contemporary guitar covering both technique and repertoire. A wide range of styles and
idioms are included. The program of study includes technical work and selections from
the repertoire of major works, recital pieces and technical compositions.
Staff Mr D Malone, PTA staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr lessons and 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Mutual exclusions FCG 100
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in 1 x 15 min concert practice,
1 x 20 min end-of-sem exam recital: (non-public, panel assessed (50%); mid-sem
technical exam (50%)
Courses F2x:[F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Voice 1A
Enrolment code: FCM113
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Voice) students
The first of six graduated units of study. At this stage the student will focus on
performance fundamentals. Such fundamentals are demonstrated through a closed panel
recital which should demonstrate the student’s command of fundamental performance
skills of technical fluency, accurate tuning, correct rhythm and tempo. The unit is designed
to provide an individualised and appropriate program of vocal study. It focuses on both
technical work and repertoire, and includes a wide range of styles and idioms from the
Renaissance to the Contemporary idioms of the present day. Regular consultation between
lecturer and student, focusing on a detailed appraisal of technical and interpretative
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strengths and weaknesses, enables continuous clarification of specific learning objectives
and content. Students are also required to attend a weekly performance class which is
designed to allow learning to occur in an open performance environment and to extend
knowledge of the repertoire through constructive listening.
Staff Ms M Smith, PTA staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr weekly individual tuition and weekly 90-min performance class (13
wks)
Mutual exclusions FCV100
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in 1 x 15 min concert practice,
20-min end-of-sem exam recital (non-public, panel assessed) (50%); mid-sem
technical exam (50%)
Required texts etc
Musical scores, CDs as required by the lecturer
Courses F2x:[F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Composition 1A
Enrolment code: FCM114
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Composition) majors
The following range of activities serves as a basis for the establishment of technical and
expressive tools for the composition student to advance to more complex and extended
projects as well as a demonstration of fundamentals of music composition such as formal
conception, instrumentation, handling of pitch and temporal materials, etc – (a) one-to-one
lessons; (b) composition folio: [i] solo non-harmonic instrument and [ii] solo harmonic
instrument; (c) recitals: public performances of works written each semester; (d) principal
studies class: visiting composers, ensembles, classes with students and staff.
Staff Prof D Knehans, Dr M Grenfell, Mr R Marcellino (Coordinator)
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr individual tuition and 90-min composition class weekly (13 wks)
Mutual exclusions FCC100
Assessment mode folio of work (50%), 2-hr analysis exam (50%)
Courses F2x:
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Orchestral Instruments
1B
Enrolment code: FCM120
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Keyboard) students
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The second of six graduated units of study. At this stage the student focuses on
fundamentals fluency through a demonstration of skills mastered in semester 1 in a public
recital of 30 minutes duration.
Staff Ms S Deng, Mrs B Sedivka, PTA staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr individual tuition and 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM111
Mutual exclusions FCY100
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in 1 x 15-min concert Practice;
30-min end-of-sem exam recital (50%); mid-sem technical exam (50%)
Required texts etc
Musical scores, CDs as required by the lecturer
Courses F2x:
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Keyboard 1B
Enrolment code: FCM121
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Keyboard) students
The second of six graduated units of study. At this stage the student will focus on
fundamentals fluency through a demonstration of skills mastered in semester 1 in a public
recital of 30 minutes duration.
Staff Ms S Deng, Mrs B Sedivka, PTA staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr individual tuition and 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM111
Mutual exclusions FCY100
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in 1 x 15-min concert Practice;
30-min end-of-sem exam recital (50%); mid-sem technical exam (50%)
Required texts etc
Musical scores, CDs as required by the lecturer
Courses F2x:
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Guitar 1B
Enrolment code: FCM122
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Guitar) students
The second of six graduated units of study. At this stage the student focuses on
fundamentals fluency through a demonstration of skills mastered in semester 1 in a public
recital of 30 minutes duration.
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It is expected that students will gain a thorough grounding in guitar technique and
performance of the repertoire. The unit will provide a course of study in classical or
contemporary guitar covering both technique and repertoire. A wide range of styles and
idioms will be included. The program of study includes technical work and selections
from the repertoire of major works, recital pieces and technical compositions.
Staff Mr D Malone, PTA staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr lessons and 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM112
Mutual exclusions FCG 100
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in 1 x 15-min concert practice,
30-min end-of-sem exam recital (50%), mid-sem technical exam (50%)
Courses F2x:[F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Voice 1B
Enrolment code: FCM123
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Voice) students
The second of six graduated units of study. At this stage the student will focus on
fundamentals fluency through a demonstration of skills mastered in semester 1 in a public
recital of 30 minutes duration.
Staff Ms M Smith, PTA Staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr individual tuition and 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM113
Mutual exclusions FCV100
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in 1 x 15-min concert practice;
30-min end-of-sem exam recital (50%); mid-sem technical exam (50%)
Required texts etc
Musical scores, CDs as required by the lecturer
Courses F2x:[F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Composition 1B
Enrolment code: FCM124
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Composition) students
The following range of activities serves as a basis for the establishment of technical and
expressive tools for the composition student to advance to more complex and extended
projects as well as a demonstration of fundamentals of music composition such as formal
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conception, instrumentation, handling of pitch and temporal materials, etc – (a) one-to-one
lessons; (b) composition folio: [i] solo voice with harmonic instrument, [ii] solo instrument
with harmonic instrument; (c) recitals – public performances of works written each
semester; (d) principal studies class – visiting composers, ensembles, classes with students
and staff.
Staff Prof D Knehans, Dr M Grenfell, Mr R Marcellino (Coordinator)
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr individual tuition and 90-min composition class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM114
Mutual exclusions FCC100
Assessment mode folio of work (50%), 2-hr end-of-sem analysis exam (50%)
Courses F2x:
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Orchestral Instruments
2A
Enrolment code: FCM210
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for BMus (Orchestral or Contemporary Instruments) students
The third of six graduated units of study. At this stage the student will focus on
intermediate performance skills. At this level the student will demonstrate such skills in a
public recital of 40 minutes duration demonstrating the student’s increased command and
fluency of skills acquired in semester 2.
Staff Profile staff (orchestral instruments), PTA staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1 x 1-hr weekly lesson, 1 x 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM120; FCF110 in contemporary stream
Mutual exclusions FCE210
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in 1 x 15-min concert practice,
40-min end-of-sem exam recital (60%), mid-sem technical exam (40%)
Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Keyboard2A
Enrolment code: FCM211
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Keyboard) students
The third of six graduated units of study. At this stage the student will focus on
intermediate performance skills. The student will demonstrate such skills in a public
recital of 40 minutes duration demonstrating the students increased command and fluency
of skills acquired in semester 2.
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Staff Ms S Deng, Mrs B Sedivka, PTA staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr individual tuition and 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM121, FCF110
Corequisites FCE211
Mutual exclusions FCY200
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in 1 x 15-min concert practice,
40-min end-of-sem exam recital: (60%), mid-sem technical exam (40%)
Required texts etc
Musical scores, CDs as required by the lecturer
Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Guitar 2A
Enrolment code: FCM212
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Guitar) students
The third of six graduated units of study. At this stage the student focuses on intermediate
performance skills. The student will demonstrate such skills in a public recital of 40
minutes duration demonstrating the student’s increased command and fluency of skills
acquired in semester 2. The unit provides a course of study in classical or contemporary
guitar covering both technique and repertoire. A wide range of styles and idioms will be
included. The program of study includes technical work and selections from the repertoire
of major works, recital pieces and technical compositions.
Staff Mr D Malone, PTA staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr lesson and 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM122, FCF110
Corequisites FCE212
Mutual exclusions FCG200
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in 1 x 15-min concert practice;
40-min end-of-sem exam recital (60%), mid-sem technical exam (40%)
Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Voice 2A
Enrolment code: FCM213
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Voice) students
The third of six graduated units of study. At this stage the student will focus on
intermediate performance skills. The student will demonstrate such skills in a public
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recital of 40 minutes’ duration demonstrating the student’s increased command and
fluency of skills acquired in semester 2.
Staff Ms M Smith, PTA Staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr weekly individual tuition and weekly 90-min performance class (13
wks)
Prerequisites FCM123; FCF110
Corequisites FCE213
Mutual exclusions FCV200
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in 1 x 15-min Concert Practice;
40-min end-of-sem exam recital (60%), mid-sem technical exam (40%)
Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Composition 2A
Enrolment code: FCM214
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Composition) students
The following range of activities serves as a basis for the establishment of technical and
expressive tools for the composition student to advance to more complex and extended
projects as well as a demonstration of fundamentals of music composition such as formal
conception, instrumentation, handling of pitch and temporal materials, etc – (a) one-to-one
lessons; (b) composition folio – [i] woodwind small ensemble, [ii] brass small ensemble; (c)
recitals – public performances of works written each semester, (d) principal studies class –
visiting composers, ensembles, classes with students and staff.
Staff Prof D Knehans, Dr M Grenfell, Mr R Marcellino (Coordinator)
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern weekly 1-hr individual tuition and weekly 90-min composition class (13
wks)
Prerequisites FCM124
Corequisites FCE214
Mutual exclusions FCC200
Assessment mode folio of work completed during sem (60%); 2-hr analysis exam (40%)
Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Orchestral Instruments
2B
Enrolment code: FCM220
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for BMus (Orchestral or Contemporary instrument) students
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The fourth of six graduated units of study. The student will perform a public recital of 50
minutes duration demonstrating an increased control and command of stylistic and
technical skills appropriate to music drawn from a wide spectrum of styles
(contemporary) or from music of the 17th through the 20th centuries (classical).
Staff Dr H Monkhouse (Coordinator), Profile staff (orchestral instruments), PTA staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1 x 1-hr weekly lesson, 1 x 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM210
Corequisites FCE220
Mutual exclusions FCO200
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in 1 x 15-min Concert Practice.
50-min end-of-sem exam recital (60%), mid-sem technical exam (40%)
Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Orchestral Keyboard 2B
Enrolment code: FCM221
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Keyboard) students
The fourth of six graduated units of study. The student will perform a public recital of 50
minutes’ duration demonstrating an increased control and command of stylistic and
technical skills appropriate to music drawn from a wide spectrum of styles
(contemporary) or from music of the 17th through the 20th centuries (classical).
Staff Ms S Deng, Mrs B Sedivka, PTA staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr individual tuition and 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM211
Corequisites FCE221
Mutual exclusions FCY200
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in 1 x15-min Concert Practice.
50-min end-of-sem exam recital 60%), mid-sem technical exam (40%)
Required texts etc
Musical scores, CDs as required by the lecturer
Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Orchestral Guitar 2B
Enrolment code: FCM222
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Guitar) students
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The fourth of six graduated units of study. Intermediate performance. The student
performs a public recital of 50 minutes duration demonstrating an increased control and
command of stylistic and technical skills appropriate to this level. It is expected that
students will gain a thorough grounding in guitar technique and performance of the
repertoire. The unit provides a course of study in classical or contemporary guitar
covering both technique and repertoire. A wide range of styles and idioms are included.
The program of study includes technical work and selections from the repertoire of major
works, recital pieces and technical compositions.
Staff Mr D Malone, PTA staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr lessons and weekly 90-min performance class (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM212
Corequisites FCE222
Mutual exclusions FCG200
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in 1x15-min Concert Practice.
50-min end-of-sem exam recital (60%), mid-sem technical exam (40%)
Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Orchestral Voice 2B
Enrolment code: FCM223
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Voice) students
The fourth of six graduated units of study. The student performs a public recital of 50
minutes duration demonstrating an increased control and command of stylistic and
technical skills appropriate to music drawn from a wide spectrum of styles
(contemporary) or from music of the 17th through the 20th centuries (classical).
Staff Ms M Smith, PTA Staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr individual tuition and 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM213
Corequisites FCE223
Mutual exclusions FCV200
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in 1 x 15-min Concert Practice,
50-min end-of-sem exam recital (60%), mid-sem technical exam (40%)
Required texts etc
Musical scores, CDs as required by the lecturer
Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Composition 2B
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Enrolment code: FCM224
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Composition) majors
The following range of activities serves as a basis for the establishment of technical and
expressive tools for the composition student to advance to more complex and extended
projects as well as a demonstration of fundamentals of music composition such as formal
conception, instrumentation, handling of pitch and temporal materials, etc – (a) one-to-one
lessons; (b) composition folio: [i] small string ensemble, [ii] small percussion ensemble; (c)
recitals – public performances of works written each semester; (d) principal studies class –
visiting composers, ensembles, classes with students and staff.
Staff Prof D Knehans, Dr M Grenfell, Mr R Marcellino (Coordinator)
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr individual tuition and 90-min composition class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM214
Corequisites FCE224
Mutual exclusions FCC200
Assessment mode folio of work completed during semester (submitted at the end of sem)
(60%), 2-hr end-of-sem analysis exam (40%)
Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Orchestral Instruments
3A
Enrolment code: FCM310
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for BMus (Orchestral or Contemporary instrument) students
The fifth of six graduated units of study. Through a public recital of 60 minutes the
student will demonstrate a mastery of advanced technical and stylistic aspects of music
drawn from a wide spectrum of styles (contemporary) or from music of the 17th through
the 20th centuries (classical). Additionally a relaxed, confident and commanding
performance demeanour is expected. By this stage technical issues of rhythm, tuning,
ensemble and tone production should be approaching professional levels.
Staff Dr H Monkhouse (Coordinator), Profile staff (orchestral instruments), PTA staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1 x 1-hr weekly lesson, 1 x 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM220
Corequisites FCE310
Mutual exclusions FCO300
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in 1 x 20-min Concert Practice,
60-min end-of-sem exam recital (70%), mid-sem technical exam (30%)
Courses [F3H]
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Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Keyboard 3A
Enrolment code: FCM311
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Keyboard) students
The fifth of six graduated units of study. Through a public recital of 60 minutes the
student will demonstrate a mastery of advanced technical and stylistic aspects of music
drawn from a wide spectrum of styles (contemporary) or from music of the 17th through
the 20th centuries (classical). Additionally a relaxed, confident and commanding
performance demeanour is expected. By this stage technical issues of rhythm, tuning,
ensemble and tone production should be approaching professional levels.
Staff Ms S Deng, Mrs B Sedivka, PTA staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr individual tuition and 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM221
Corequisites FCE311
Mutual exclusions FCY300
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in 1 x 20-min Concert Practice;
60-min end-of-sem exam recital (70%), mid-sem technical exam (30%)
Required texts etc
Musical scores, CDs as required by the lecturer
Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Guitar 3A
Enrolment code: FCM312
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Guitar) students
The fifth of six graduated units of study. Through a public recital of 60 minutes the
student will demonstrate a mastery of advanced technical and stylistic aspects of music
from the 17th through the 20th centuries. Additionally a relaxed, confident and
commanding performance demeanour is expected. By this stage technical issues of
rhythm, tuning, ensemble and tone production should be approaching professional levels.
The unit provides a course of study in classical or contemporary guitar covering both
technique and repertoire. A wide range of styles and idioms are included. The program of
study includes technical work and selections from the repertoire of major works, recital
pieces and technical compositions.
Staff Mr D Malone, PTA staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr lessons and weekly 90-min performance class (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM222
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Corequisites FCE312
Mutual exclusions FCG300
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in 1 x 20-min Concert Practice;
60-min end-of-sem exam recital (70%), mid-sem technical exam (30%)
Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Voice 3A
Enrolment code: FCM313
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Voice) students
The fifth of six graduated units of study. Through a public recital of 60 minutes the
student will demonstrate a mastery of advanced technical and stylistic aspects of music
drawn from a wide spectrum of styles (contemporary) or from music of the 17th through
the 20th centuries (classical). Additionally a relaxed, confident and commanding
performance demeanour is expected. By this stage technical issues of rhythm, tuning,
ensemble and tone production should be approaching professional levels.
Staff Ms M Smith, PTA staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr weekly individual tuition and a weekly 90-min performance class (13
wks)
Prerequisites FCM223
Corequisites FCE313
Mutual exclusions FCV300
Assessment mode attendance and performance, as scheduled in one Concert Practice (20
minutes), end-of-sem exam Recital: 60 mins (70%), mid-sem technical exam (30%)
Required texts etc
Musical scores, CDs as required by the lecturer
Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Composition 3A
Enrolment code: FCM314
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Composition) students
The following range of activities serves as a basis for the establishment of technical and
expressive tools for the composition student to advance to more complex and extended
projects as well as a demonstration of fundamentals of music composition such as formal
conception, instrumentation, handling of pitch and temporal materials, etc – (a)
onbe-to-one lessons; (b) composition folio – [i] string orchestra, [ii] choir; (c) recitals –
public performances of works written each semester, (d) principal studies class – visiting
composers, ensembles, classes with students and staff.
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Staff Prof D Knehans, Dr M Grenfell, Mr R Marcellino (Coordinator)
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr individual tuition and 90-min composition class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM224
Corequisites FCE314
Mutual exclusions FCC300
Assessment mode folio of work completed during semester (submitted at the end of sem)
(70%), 2-hr analysis exam (administered at the end of sem) (30%)
Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Orchestral Instruments
3B
Enrolment code: FCM320
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for BMus (Orchestral/Contemporary instrument) students
The sixth of six graduated units of study. Through a 70 minute public recital as well as
concerto performance (classical stream) or a professional quality CD of studio recordings
(contemporary) the student will demonstrate comprehensive expressive, technical and
musical skills to a professional level of excellence. All aspects of technique assessed in
semester 1 and that have been continuously assessed throughout the degree should be at a
level appropriate to entry-level professional demands.
Staff Dr H Monkhouse (Coordinator), Profile staff (orchestral instruments), PTA staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr lesson and 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM310
Corequisites FCE320
Mutual exclusions FCO300
Assessment mode performance in Concert Practice is a prerequisite for further assessment.
Concerto performance (Classical) Professional quality CD recording (Contemporary)
(50%); 70 minute recital (25% of which may be of music previously assessed once)
(50%)
Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Keyboard 3B
Enrolment code: FCM321
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Keyboard) students
The sixth of six graduated units of study. Through a 70 minute public recital as well as
concerto performance (classical stream) or a professional quality CD of studio recordings
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(contemporary) the student will demonstrate comprehensive expressive, technical and
musical skills to a professional level of excellence. All aspects of technique assessed in
semester 1 and that have been continuously assessed throughout the degree should be at a
level appropriate to entry-level professional demands.
Staff Ms S Deng, Mrs B Sedivka, PTA staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr individual tuition and 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM311
Corequisites FCE321
Mutual exclusions FCY300
Assessment mode performance in Concert Practice is a prerequisite for further assessment.
Concerto performance (Classical) Professional quality CD recording (Contemporary)
(50%); 70 minute recital (25 % of which may be of music previously assessed once)
(50%)
Required texts etc
Musical scores, CDs as required by the lecturer
Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Guitar 3B
Enrolment code: FCM322
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Guitar) students
The sixth of six graduated units of study. Through a 70 minute public recital as well as
concerto performance (classical stream) or a professional quality CD of studio recordings
(contemporary) the student will demonstrate comprehensive expressive, technical and
musical skills to a professional level of excellence. All aspects of technique assessed in
semester 1 and that have been continuously assessed throughout the degree should be at a
level appropriate to entry-level professional demands. The unit provides a course of study
in classical or contemporary guitar covering both technique and repertoire. A wide range
of styles and idioms are included. The program of study includes technical work and
selections from the repertoire of major works, recital pieces and technical compositions.
Staff Mr D Malone, PTA staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr lessons and 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM 312
Corequisites FCE322
Mutual exclusions FCG300
Assessment mode performance in Concert Practice is a prerequisite for further assessment.
Concerto performance (Classical)/Professional quality CD recording
(Contemporary) (50%); 70 minute recital (25% of which may be of music previously
assessed once) (50%)
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Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Classical or Contemporary Voice 3B
Enrolment code: FCM323
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Classical or Contemporary Voice) students
The sixth of six graduated units of study. Through a 70 minute public recital as well as
concerto performance (classical stream) or a professional quality CD of studio recordings
(contemporary) the student will demonstrate comprehensive expressive, technical and
musical skills to a professional level of excellence. All aspects of technique assessed in
semester 1 and that have been continuously assessed throughout the degree should be at a
level appropriate to entry-level professional demands.
Staff Ms M Smith, PTA Staff
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr individual tuition and 90-min performance class weekly (13 wks)
Prerequisites FCM313
Corequisites FCE323
Mutual exclusions FCV300
Assessment mode performance in Concert Practice is a prerequisite for further assessment.
Orchestral Song Cycle or Operatic performance or Large Ensemble Performance
(Classical) or a Professional quality CD recording (Contemporary) (50%); 70-min
recital (25% of which may be of music previously assessed once) (50%)
Required texts etc
Musical scores, CDs as required by the lecturer
Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
Composition 3B
Enrolment code: FCM324
Offered: Hobart: semester 1 OR semester 2
Special note: required unit for all BMus (Composition) majors
The following range of activities serves as a basis for the establishment of technical and
expressive tools for the composition student to advance to more complex and extended
projects as well as a demonstration of fundamentals of music composition such as formal
conception, instrumentation, handling of pitch and temporal materials, etc – (a) one-to-one
lessons; (b) composition folio: [i] orchestra, [ii] chorus; (c) recitals – public performances of
works written each semester; (d) principal studies class – visiting composers, ensembles,
classes with students and staff.
Staff Prof D Knehans, Dr M Grenfell, Mr R Marcellino (Coordinator)
Unit weight 12.5%
Teaching pattern 1-hr individual tuition and 90-min composition class weekly (13 wks)
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Prerequisites FCM314
Corequisites FCE324
Mutual exclusions FCC300
Assessment mode folio of work completed during sem (50%), 3-hr end-of-sem analysis exam
(50%)
Required texts etc
Musical scores, CDs as required by the lecturer
Courses [F3H]
Faculty website <http://www.arts.utas.edu.au/>
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