Principal Study Repetiteur 2
This module builds upon the work of Stage 1 of the programme, allowing you to further extend and deepen your musical work in a range of contexts.
Module aims
This module is designed to:
- Demonstrate advanced technical and expressive mastery in all disciplines required by a repetiteur
- Establish a comprehensive skill base that informs full understanding of the role of a repetiteur: that understanding should fulfil the expectations of the profession
- Consolidate musical versatility and adaptability in a wide range of collaborative contexts and familiarise the student thoroughly with the practices and ethos of a professional opera company
- Enable you to acquire the skills to pursue and sustain fulfilling, lifelong learning, leading to informed performance at professional level
Learning outcomes
On successful completion of this module you will be able to:
- LO1 Across a range of contexts and repertoire, demonstrate advanced technical and expressive mastery in repetiteurship
- LO2 Project a mature and individual musical personality in-and-through repetiteurship
- LO3 Employ critical thinking in-and-through the process of making music
Assessment
Assessment 1: Performance B (50% or 25% + 25%)
Assessed LOs: 1, 2.
Assessment 2: Performance A (50%)
Assessed LOs: 1, 2.
As well as offering a heightened level of demand, the Stage 2 Assessment Specifications give you the opportunity to challenge and extend your musicality through a self-created Independent Project.
Assessment criteria for assessment 1 and 2
Assessors will look for:
- accuracy and facility
- expressive control
- imagination, originality
- projection of musical ideas
- interpretation
- understanding of context and style
- where relevant:
- research
- creativity
- spoken voice and movement
- collaboration
Assessment 3: Observation of Working Practice (Pass/Fail)
Assessed LOs: 2, 3.
Two reports on participation in production rehearsals written by the Conductor and/or Head of Opera.
Assessment criteria for assessment 3
LO2 – Project a mature and individual musical personality in-and-through repetiteurship
- understanding of texture and style
- understanding of the orchestral score
- ability to replicate orchestral colour and scale on the keyboard
- technical control and freedom in order to achieve musical intent
LO3 – Employ critical thinking in-and-through the process of making music
- imagination in interpretation
- understanding of structure, form and genre
- knowledge of operatic repertoire, its content and context
- musical and self-critical awareness, perception and responsiveness - ability to project ideas
- understanding of style
- response to feedback from professionals and peers
- self appraisal of performance
Feedback
You will receive regular formative feedback from your tutor in your lessons, and a written report twice a year. In some departments the tutor report will take the form of a mutually constructed feedback session.
You will receive a written feedback report on each A and B assessment.
Resources
Essential
Key resources will be recommended by principal study tutors.
Summary details
Module title | Principal Study Repetiteur 2 |
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SCQF level | 11 |
Credit rating | 90 SCQF (45 ECTS) |
Status | Core |
Module coordinator | Head of Department |
Pre-requisites | Principal Study Repetiteur 1 |
Co-requisites | Graduate Studies 2 |
Anti-requisites | None |
Learning modes | Indicative hours |
Scheduled study | 30 (minimum) |
Independent study | 870 (maximum) |
Total notional student effort | 900 |