Accompaniment A

The course includes accompaniment and ensemble literature for the most common solo instruments and songs from important periods and genres, as well as lessons in accompaniment in the company of the instructor. The student should play at internal concerts during the study. The student must independently organize accompaniment with fellow students at the start of the semester. Accompaniment of fellow students who have a secondary instrument elective is particularly relevant.

The course can be included as an elective in the bachelor's degree in performance music - classical or Masters in Music Performance. The department assigns elective courses to students based on their prioritized preferences, as well as academic and resource considerations.

The candidate:

• has experience with accompaniment in a concert situation
• has experience in accompanying other musicians and singers in an active way using listening skills
• has experience in prima vista playing

Instruction in accompaniment. Observation of the teacher.

Lessons that are intended to enable the student to achieve the learning objectives in the course are offered no more than once.