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Composition Presentation Program Notes

The document provides instructions for end of year composition program notes that students are required to submit. The program notes should include: an order of pieces to be presented with titles and movements, information about each piece including style, type, techniques used, and influences, and the length of the presentation. The notes should also include performance information if a live performance as well as acknowledgements. The program notes form an important assessment task and portfolio component due on a specified date. Late submissions without approval will receive reduced marks.

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Composition Presentation Program Notes

The document provides instructions for end of year composition program notes that students are required to submit. The program notes should include: an order of pieces to be presented with titles and movements, information about each piece including style, type, techniques used, and influences, and the length of the presentation. The notes should also include performance information if a live performance as well as acknowledgements. The program notes form an important assessment task and portfolio component due on a specified date. Late submissions without approval will receive reduced marks.

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Foundation Practical Study 2012 (UTAS FCP113)

Composition 2012 Program Notes


You are required to present for your end of year composition presentation concise* printed program notes that inform the audience of: the order of pieces to be presented (titles & movements) Information relating to each piece (style, type of composition, interesting information relating to the work such as particular techniques you have employed, musical intentions, influences etc.) Length (there should be four complete works of approximately 8 to 10 mins) *program shouldnt take longer to read than the actual presentation itself! Other considerations: Performance information if any live performance (who is performing, venue, occasion, date, time etc.) Acknowledgements (other performers, audio technicians, thankyous etc.) Layout/presentation (visual appeal, size and type of font, paper size)

The fine print! This is an important assessment task. It will form an important part of your portfolio as well as to inform the audience. Due date for submission is . Assessment Criterion 4 - Communication of ideas and information

Generic skills and learning outcomes 1 & 2


Portfolio component 10% Late work If work is submitted late (without approval) then it will be marked but a reduced award will result.

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