Accompaniment Skills for Music Educator 2 (3 cr)
Code: KX00EI98-3004
General information
- Enrollment
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02.05.2023 - 31.05.2023
Registration for the implementation has ended.
- Timing
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01.08.2023 - 22.12.2023
Implementation has ended.
- Number of ECTS credits allocated
- 3 cr
- Virtual portion
- 3 cr
- Mode of delivery
- Online
- Unit
- (2019-2024) School of Cultural Services and Music
- Campus
- Hämeentie 135 D
- Teaching languages
- Finnish
- English
- Seats
- 1 - 12
- Degree programmes
- Music
Objective
Learning outcomes of the course
The student can produce sounding score and accompaniment through playing by ear, or by reducing, embellishing or transposing the written chord symbols and notation in the context of their pedagogical practices. The student is capable of practising appropriately and ergonomically, and is able to comprehend quickly the musical contents essential for professional musicians.
The student can express and produce harmonies polyphonically and appropriately during teaching and rehearsals, thus advancing the learner’s learning process.
The student is able to use different elements and phenomena of music in improvisation and teaching.
Assessment criteria
Approved / Failed
The student can complete and submit the set exercises and assignments according to schedule. The student is able to identify their strengths and areas of development and work towards their learning goals with determination.
Content
Course contents
The production of accompaniment in various styles (e.g. gospel, rock, rhythm and blues, latin, jazz and dance music) for the purposes of teaching music from a score, chord symbols or by ear. Perceiving and implementation of harmony. Composing accompaniments. Understanding improvisation and rhythmic elements. Improvisation exercises and techniques to support the accompaniment.
Materials
Teachers video and sheet music material at workspace (Moodle).
Online briefing/questioning session on Thursday, 14 September at 14:00–15:30 EET.
The Zoom link will be delivered to your inbox (email).
Teaching methods
E-learning
Assingnments
Student workload
Getting acquainted with the material, doing assignments and returning them to the workspace on a voluntary basis during the course.
Content scheduling
Getting acquainted with the material, doing assignments and returning them to the workspace on a voluntary basis during the course.
Evaluation scale
Hyväksytty/Hylätty
Assessment methods and criteria
Continuous assessment
Learning assignments
100%
Qualifications
Prerequisites and co-requisites
The student can produce sounding score and accompaniment through playing by ear, or by reducing, embellishing or transposing the written chord symbols and notation in the context of their pedagogical practices. The student is able to produce the most common harmonic phenomena with a harmony instrument. The student is capable of practising appropriately and ergonomically.
The student is familiar with producing sounding score through playing by ear, or by reducing, embellishing or transposing the written chord symbols and notation. The student is capable of practising appropriately and able to express and produce harmonies in styles that have clear accompaniment patterns.
Objective
Learning outcomes of the course
The student can produce sounding score and accompaniment through playing by ear, or by reducing, embellishing or transposing the written chord symbols and notation in the context of their pedagogical practices. The student is capable of practising appropriately and ergonomically, and is able to comprehend quickly the musical contents essential for professional musicians.
The student can express and produce harmonies polyphonically and appropriately during teaching and rehearsals, thus advancing the learner’s learning process.
The student is able to use different elements and phenomena of music in improvisation and teaching.
Assessment criteria
Approved / Failed
The student can complete and submit the set exercises and assignments according to schedule. The student is able to identify their strengths and areas of development and work towards their learning goals with determination.
Content
Course contents
The production of accompaniment in various styles (e.g. gospel, rock, rhythm and blues, latin, jazz and dance music) for the purposes of teaching music from a score, chord symbols or by ear. Perceiving and implementation of harmony. Composing accompaniments. Understanding improvisation and rhythmic elements. Improvisation exercises and techniques to support the accompaniment.
Qualifications
Prerequisites and co-requisites
The student can produce sounding score and accompaniment through playing by ear, or by reducing, embellishing or transposing the written chord symbols and notation in the context of their pedagogical practices. The student is able to produce the most common harmonic phenomena with a harmony instrument. The student is capable of practising appropriately and ergonomically.
The student is familiar with producing sounding score through playing by ear, or by reducing, embellishing or transposing the written chord symbols and notation. The student is capable of practising appropriately and able to express and produce harmonies in styles that have clear accompaniment patterns.