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Coaching 1

ECTS Credits
10
Course code
OP502
Included in study programme
Master’s in opera

Brief course description

The Coaching 1 course focuses on the individual student’s repertoire area within the different styles. A key component in the course is the rehearsal of the repertoire used for the Academy of Opera’s productions, seminars and masterclasses. Students may also work musically on ensembles and on a concert repertoire.

The course’s learning outcomes

Upon completing the course, students shall

  • have knowledge about various rehearsing methods and be able to use them
  • be able to recognise the various musical styles and make sound stylistic choices
  • have a good understanding of musical collaboration

Teaching and learning methods

The course’s learning methods include educator-led teaching, supervision and independent work. The instruction takes place individually and in groups. The course includes interpretation lessons, masterclasses and seminar with internal and external teachers.

Coursework requirements:

  • mandatory attendance, minimum 80%
  • active participation in the instruction
  • ongoing completion of the mandatory assignments

Assessment

All coursework requirements must be approved in order for a student to receive a final course assessment. Students are assessed in relation to the course’s learning outcomes.

The course uses a pass/fail grading system.