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Lecturer(s)
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Course content
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The subject of the State Final Exam, its detailed topics are available at the Department of Musicology?s website. Individual home preparation is expected. Passing the State Final Exam is a necessary condition for graduation.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Work with Text (with Book, Textbook)
- Homework for Teaching
- 150 hours per semester
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Learning outcomes
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Music history, theory and aesthetics are the subjects of the State Final Exam that examines knowledge and skills of a student of the Master study program in Musicology.
Student has knowledge of music history, theory and aesthetics and is able to apply his education in practise. Passing the State Final Exam is a necessary condition for graduation and is a part of the final exams for obtaining university education in Musicology program.
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Prerequisites
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Successful completion of a respective study block and gaining all required partial attestations.
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Oral exam
The subject of the State Final Exam, its detailed topics are available at the Department of Musicology?s website. Individual home preparation is expected. The exam is based on an analysis of two musical works where the student demonstrates the ability to apply knowledge from music theory, history and aesthetics. Musical compositions and also their specific combination in pairs are selected every year by the chairman of the committee for the State Final Exams and students draw respective pairs. One musical composition is selected from thereinafter list, and especially during its analysis the student should demonstrate the ability to analyze the musical structure, to place the work into the context of music history (comparison of style) and to explain the aesthetic background. The second, short musical composition or compositional part is announced to the student while assigning the questions. During its analysis, more attention is paid to the ability to orientate within the musical structure and being able to analytically grasp it. Simultaneously, its placement into the historical and aesthetical context is expected.
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Recommended literature
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Literatura z dějin, estetiky a teorie hudby každoročně aktualizovaná na www katedry muzikologie..
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