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Bath Spa University is a university based in, and around, Bath, England. The institution has previously been known as Bath College of Higher Education, and Bath Spa University College, and was upgraded to full university status in August 2005.
More information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bath_Spa_University
An integrated approach towards impact-led research and CPD for the teaching profession Steven J. Coombs: Bath Spa University
s.coombs@bathspa.ac.uk
Cliff Harris: College of St Mark & St John, Plymouth, UK
charris@marjon.ac.uk
An integrated approach towards impact-led research and CPD for the teaching profession Steven J. Coombs: Bath Spa University s.coombs@bathspa.ac.uk Cliff Harris: College of St Mark & St John, Plymouth, UK charris@marjon.ac.ukInternational Professional Development Association Annual Conference: 1st – 2nd December, 2006 Stirling Management Centre, University of Stirling, Scotland |
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The 1990s
The 1990s1.End of the Reagan/Thatcher era. Start of Clinton era in US. Thatcher removed but in 1992 Major unexpectedly wins again for the Tories. 2. Late 80s saw the end of the Cold War and the collapse of the Soviet system and of communism in the former Eastern Block. Great problems to follow in the former Yugoslavia. 3. Gradually the East turns towards the market economy model (China, India, etc), though Japan is no longer economically so successful. 4. Problems with the over dominance of Western Capitalism. In Africa and the thrid world debts to the West and World Bank escalate. 5. Aids becomes a world-wide problem particularly in Africa. |
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Week 6
Week 6Music of India, China, Japan, and Korea Gamelan Tutorials |
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Opera Week 1 - Seventeenth-Century Review The Birth of Opera and The Baroque –
The Cameratas – Caccini, Peri, Mei and Bardi.
Back to the Greeks.
The two practices – the affections.
Opera Week 1 - Seventeenth-Century Review The Birth of Opera and The Baroque – The Cameratas – Caccini, Peri, Mei and Bardi. Back to the Greeks. The two practices – the affections. |
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Week 10 North American Native Traditions
Week 10 North American Native TraditionsNorth America like South America has musical traditions that originate with: 1. Amerindian ethnic groups 2. European ethic groups 3. Black African and Creole groups All intermix and none have remained unaffected by the others. It is arguable that the mixing of black African and European has produce in jazz and blues the most universal musical idiom on earth today – it being the basis of western popular music Amerindian is the least known, least understood and least influential. Much of it dying with the loss of land and identity as the white man took over North America |
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Session for Week 5
Session for Week 5Transcription Debate Music of Islam and Middle East Sudan, Turkey, Morocco, Pakistan, Egypt, Syria, Afganistan (Islamic Traditions) |
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Musicality, the Musician, Social Function and Social Behavior- week2
Musicality, the Musician, Social Function and Social Behavior- week2 |
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Contemporary Music Lecture 4
Contemporary Music Lecture 4To look at work of 60s generation of British composers that came out of the experimentalism and minimalism in the 60s and 70s. All were involved to some extent with Cardew, the Scratch Orchestra and the Portsmouth Sinfonia. Best read about in Michael Nyman’s Experimental Music, Cage and Beyond. To look at what they did in the 60s and 70s and since. |
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Analysis: Art or Science - An Introduction
Analysis: Art or Science - An IntroductionTaken from Nicholas Cook’s A Guide to Analysis. Why do it History of Analysis up to 20th century 20th century approaches Some examples |
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IT for Students at Bath Spa University Mark Annand
Training and software support technician
IT for Students at Bath Spa University Mark Annand Training and software support technician |
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NATIONAL RESEARCH ABOUT DIGITAL PLATFORM
NATIONAL RESEARCH ABOUT DIGITAL PLATFORMFrancisco Pavón Rabasco University of Cádiz |
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Gender Equality Duty
Rachel Nouch – HR Manager
SMT Presentation – Tuesday 17th April 2007
Gender Equality Duty Rachel Nouch – HR Manager SMT Presentation – Tuesday 17th April 2007 |
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Shostakovich 3 Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District
Shostakovich 3 Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District |
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Week 9: Australia and Aboriginal Music
Week 9: Australia and Aboriginal Music1. Australian Aborigines arrived 40,000 years ago and developed a stable society with complex cultural traditions. 2. Aspects of culture have survived colonization but few still live in the traditional way. 3. Aboriginal culture has been greatly affected and has in many cases changed to conform to existence with whites. |
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Performance Practice – Performance as Discipline 1.There is now some 1,000 years of notated music in the Western Art Tradition.
2. But for the music to be brought to life as the composer intended we need to go beyond the written message.
3. It is this interpretation of tradition, or lack of it, that constitutes performance practice
4. Has developed as an important subject area with its own literature in the last 100 years.
Performance Practice – Performance as Discipline 1.There is now some 1,000 years of notated music in the Western Art Tradition. 2. But for the music to be brought to life as the composer intended we need to go beyond the written message. 3. It is this interpretation of tradition, or lack of it, that constitutes performance practice 4. Has developed as an important subject area with its own literature in the last 100 years. |
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Period Performance and Early Instruments
Period Performance and Early Instruments1. Connects with all the issues raised by `Performance as discipline’ lecture. History of Early Music Revival. Early Instrument Industry. Instruments or Voices in Medieval Music. |
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The 1990s
The 1990s1.End of the Reagan/Thatcher era. Start of Clinton era in US. Thatcher removed but in 1992 Major unexpectedly wins again for the Tories. 2. Late 80s saw the end of the Cold War and the collapse of the Soviet system and of communism in the former Eastern Block. Great problems to follow in the former Yugoslavia. 3. Gradually the East turns towards the market economy model (China, India, etc), though Japan is no longer economically so successful. 4. Problems with the over dominance of Western Capitalism. In Africa and the thrid world debts to the West and World Bank escalate. 5. Aids becomes a world-wide problem particularly in Africa. |
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