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Philosophy of Performance 1 (MUSI10110)
Undergraduate level 1Points: 6.25Not available in 2017
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Philosophy of Performance is a far-reaching subject that puts Music Theatre in context as a constantly evolving art form. The curriculum will focus on performance individuality and the development of diverse artistic philosophies and imperatives relating to a broader social, cultural and historical context both on the national and international level.
Philosophy of Performance 1 will develop an understanding of the form in Australia and internationally, from 1850 to Contemporary work. Students will learn about key artists and shows and develop critical thinking regarding live and recorded performance and placing performance within broader conceptual contexts.
Intended learning outcomes
Upon completion of the subject students should be able to:
- exhibit a growing understanding of the history of Music Theatre and its practitioners both on a national and international level
- exhibit a growing understanding of the evolutionary nature of performance;
- demonstrate a growing awareness of the philosophy underlying performance and its practical ramifications;
- discuss a variety of performance philosophies and their relative strengths and weaknesses;
- exhibit an increased awareness of the limitless influences on the philosophies that inform performance.
Generic skills
Upon completion of this course students should be able to:
• Practice a spirit of enquiry and critical evaluation of new forms and the development of Music Theatre and the allied art forms.
• Demonstrate a sense of enquiry about the responsibility of artists to reflect, respond and contribute to cultural and social debate
Last updated: 3 November 2022