Artistic research and methods of enquiry
About the course
Obligatory course for students studying on the Master in music performance. Cannot be taken as a stand-alone course.
The course focuses on:
- theories and methods connected to artistic research and reflection
- ways of articulating artistic reflection, both orally and in writing
- laying the foundation for reflection work connected to the master's project
Objectives of the course
After completing the course, the student will have the following competences:
Knowledge:
- ability to apply up-to-date knowledge in the field of artistic research to develop the student's musical perspective and carry out independent artistic research
- knowledge of theories and methods of artistic research and artistic reflection
- knowledge of ethical questions especially within art and artistic research
- familiarity with current quality standards within the student's own instrument and area of specialisation
Skills:
- ability to make use of essential theories of artistic research
- ability to reflect over and defend choices of methods and processes in their own artistic work
- ability to convey artistic reflections, both orally and in writing
- ability to communicate and convey own artistic work to a broader public
Competences:
- ability to analyse and discuss their own artistic intentions in relation to the history of music, tradition, style, and aesthetics, as well as cultural and societal perspectives
- ability to analyse and critically evaluate material from artistic and academic research and use this in their own work
- ability to communicate with peers and the general public both orally and in writing
- ability to identify relevant ethical questions and display high levels of academic integrity
Credit reduction
If you pass the examination in this course, you will get an reduction in credits (as stated below), if you previously have passed the following courses:
- MUS-3105 Artistic research and methods of inquiry 10 ects
Teaching methods
Language of instruction and examination
English and NorwegianSchedule
The schedules are normally finalized and published well in advance of the start of the semester, often a few weeks beforehand. This gives students the opportunity to organize their studies and prepare for upcoming activities.
It is recommended to check the schedule regularly, as changes may occur.
Examination
| Oral exam | Duration: 20 Minutes |
Grade: Passed / Not Passed |
To take an examination, the student must have passed the following coursework requirements
| Programme notes for midway and exam concerts | Grade: Approved – not approved |
| Revised plan for the master project | Grade: Approved – not approved |
| An artistic reflection text from the midway exam | Grade: Approved – not approved |
| Oral presentation based on the reading material | Grade: Approved – not approved |
Everything you need to know about before, during, and after the exam; registration, absence, appeals, and diplomas: UiT Exams homepage
More info about the coursework requirements
- programme notes for midway and exam concerts
- a revised plan for the master project
- an artistic reflection text from the midway exam (1-2 pages)
- an oral presentation (20 minutes) based on the reading material