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MUSC 2001

Musical Practice Techniques

3 Credits · Level: Undergraduate

This workshop is a practical performance course designed for musicians and instrumentalists of all levels, helping students develop personalized practice techniques and performance strategies to enhance their musical skills and stage presence. The primary goals of this course are to enhance musical intent and performance through innovative physical and mental techniques, create personalized practice techniques and performance strategies, and integrate practice with existing performance programs or classes. Throughout the course, students participate in weekly class discussions and interviews with special guest speakers. Performance workshops and masterclasses will showcase an array of techniques, while readings, reflective writing exercises, and forum discussions will complement playing. World music techniques are part of the curriculum, as are biomechanics and proprioception. By the end of the course, students will have developed a comprehensive toolkit of personalized practice techniques and performance strategies, refined their techniques using easy performance material, and showcased their skills in both class and public performance settings. The course offers a comprehensive learning experience for musicians and instrumentalists seeking to unlock their musical potential through deliberate and meaningful practice.

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