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Sound Sense: Reevaluating our relationship with music

How often do you come into contact with music? Is it intentional or by chance? What do you know about the music you are listening to? Do you realise that much of the music existing in the world will only ever be heard by a small number of people? How has technology influenced our music consumption? When does sound become music? This course looks at music and its role as a form of social technology, with processes linked closely to our physiology and everyday methods of intercommunication. It will give you the simple tools by which to assess and analyse music pragmatically, informing your own future personal encounters with music, and bringing insights to how we relate to each other by involvement in musical activity. At the same time it will push the boundaries of musical experiences showing how they can become a bridge to other areas of practice. No musical expertise or technical ability is needed for this course. Drawing on a wide range of musical experiences, and embracing a diverse selection of performance practices, cultural settings, and contrasting genres, we will develop a practicall methodology for exploring the richness of the world of music with which we are embraced.
The objectives for this course are
• to expand your knowledge of musical practice
• to be able to apply analytically the concepts introduced within the course, across a wide range of musical genres, but without the need for any formal training in musical theory.
• To understand the value of music and its deeper role in society
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09229913
FED-IE3602P1
Sound Sense: Reevaluating our relationship with music
Michael Spencer
S2
火曜5限、火曜6限
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講義使用言語
英語
単位
2
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授業計画
• Thinking differently: music, memory, patterns and the management of expectation, educational practice in schools, societal change and the influence of the record industry on listening habits. • The building blocks of music, an introduction: rhythm, melody, harmony, texture, dynamic, silence • Rhythm: physiology and movement • Melody: prosody and respiration • Harmony: Pythagorus, the harmonic series, horizontal motion and vertical structures, Rameau (the Isaac Newton of music), the invention of music notation, and the problem with keyboards • Texture: aural colours and the blending of sounds • Dynamics: instrument design, noise, technological enhancement • Silence: the forgotten element • Architecture: the transition from simple to complex musical structures • Active listening: refining one’s listening practice • Review
授業の方法
The course will be comprised of information giving, interactive challenges, and facilitated exchanges between participants
成績評価方法
Class participation (presentations and in-class discussions)
教科書
Not applicable
参考書
A wide variety of music examples will be referred to throughout the course. In addition, recommended lists for further listening will be provided at the end of each session
履修上の注意
Before the course you will be required to prepare a short presentation (2-3 minutes) about a specific piece of music with which you feel a particular connection. There are no prerequisites for how you might do this. N.B. please inform the lecturer by email a minimum of 5 days before the course begins in order to enable the collation of materials for the first lecture.
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実務経験と授業科目の関連性
Formerly a member of the London Symphony Orchestra and Head of Education at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden (London), the instructor has toured extensively both as a performer and director of arts-based education programmes encompassing both business and communities. He has collaborated with musicians from many different genres and is frequently called upon as evaluator across a wide range of arts education initiatives. For more information see www.sound-strategies.co.uk