AWA: Academic Writing at Auckland
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Analysis of Webern's string quartet Opus 5"The third movement of Webern's String Quartet op.5 explores the notion of musical time and defies the classical presumption that music must have harmonic progression to define a clear trajectory. Webern instead creates ... |
Music | Evaluation | First year |
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Close Analysis of E Tu: Responding to Cultural Change through Music Politics in the 1970s The 1970s saw significant political, cultural and musical changes in New Zealand society. Discuss how Herbs' 'Whats' Be Happen EP' or Upper Hutt Posse's 'E Tu' was a direct response to what was going on in New Zealand so ... |
Music | Analysis essay | First year |
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Florentine Camerata as a Turning Point in Western Music Write a mock Wikipedia article of 800 words on your chosen turning point in Western music history. |
Music | Public writing | First year |
Hebrides Overture 'Fingal's Cave' (1830) Felix MendelssohnIn response to: The Hebrides Overture 'Fingal's Cave' (1830) Felix Mendelssohn write an essay of 600-800 words that: 1 gives a very brief background to the circumstances of its composition; 2 comments on the influence o ... |
Music | Evaluation | First year |
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Rock'n'roll as musical and cultural turning point With reference to at least three pieces of music to support your argument, discuss why Fifties rock'n'roll music is a significant musical and cultural turning point in the 20th century. |
Music | Analysis essay | First year |
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The Musical Phenomenon That Was Frederic Chopin Write a mock Wikipedia article of 800 words on your chosen turning point in Western music history. |
Music | Public writing | First year |
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