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Summary of the Profile
General Description:
Objective(s) of a study programme:
After graduating Popular Music study programme, a graduate is able to handle the main instrument/vocal, additional instrument, keyboard instruments, acquires skills of music theory, history, harmony and improvisation, is able to evaluate events of cultural life and their changes, individually to plan and monitor his/her own professional activity.
Learning outcomes:
1. Knowledge application
• To sight-read music, perform pieces of
music by ear and memory (5.1)
• To analyze and identify the essential
music elements, traditions of performing pieces of music, style and genres of jazz and popular music (5.2).
• To demonstrate that a student is familiar
with the basic pieces of popular music of different genres and styles (so called standards) by performing them with chosen musical instrument/voice (6.3).
• To improvise with chosen musical
instrument/voice following the requirements of popular music style and genre (7.2).
• To create and implement individual
musical concept with a chosen musical instrument/voice (6.1).
2. Competence to carry research
• To collect, analyze and argumentatively
Interpret information related with professional activity and its environment (1.1).
• To evaluate critically the performance
quality of jazz and popular music and personal music activity (3.2).
• To analyze and evaluate events of
popular culture in the cultural music context of a region and worldwide (3.1).
3. Special competence
• To apply effectively and safely technical
equipment which is used in jazz and popular music (IT, equipment of audio amplifiers) and necessary for implementation and performance of music programme (5.3).
• To arrange and interpret pieces of
popular music according to the requirements of chosen style and composition of ensemble (7.1).
• To design and prepare individually jazz
and popular music programme for different social and cultural contexts (8.1).
• To interact with other performers as
soloist and/or member of ensemble depending on a role of an instrument in ensemble (6.2).
4. Social competence
• To present creative ideas to the interested
individuals in writing and/or oral form and communicate with them in Lithuanian or other foreign language (4.1).
• To communicate and work in a team with
other performers and concert organizations following the norms of ethics and regulations of law (4.2).
5. Personal competence
• To plan and to implement professional
activity individually and purposively (1.2).
• To adapt effectively to changing
environment and handle stress (especially stage fear) by means of imagination, intuition and emotional intelligence (2.1).
• To demonstrate matured stage awareness
during public concert activity (8.2).
Activities of teaching and learning:
Oriented on the development, development and creativity of general and subject competences: practical classes, lectures, seminars, projects, creative workshops, master classes, public presentation of musical projects, information search and systematization, etc.
Methods of assessment of learning outcomes:
Evaluation of learning outcomes is made by applying the cumulative assessment during the entire semester and
exam session. Learning outcomes are evaluated through the intermediate settlements: presentation of musical skills, presentation of the annotation, control work, written work, test, musical dictation, rhythmic dictation, presentation of rhythmic skills, project, public presentation and defense of the project, independent creative tasks, practical reports, exams, final project
Framework:
Study subjects (modules), practical training:
General Subjects of College Studies:
Foreign Language, Professional communication, Performers Management, Audio technology and human safety, Copyright and neighbouring rights.
Subjects in Field of Studies:
Copyright and neighbouring rights, Jazz and Popular Music History, Music of world cultures, Computer Music Technology, Music Theory and Solfeggio, Rhythmics, Jazz harmony and arrangement, Main instrument/vocal, Improvisation, Keyboard, Ensemble, Perfomer's career.
Practices:
Artist's practice, Artist's practice: Concert project, Artist's practice: Additional instrument, Concert practice: Concert project, Concert practice: Additional instrument, Record practice.
Final project
Specialisations:
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Elective courses:
The student can choose from each semester the list of optional subjects offered by the faculty – Composition and Arrangement, Composition of popular Music, Basics of performing art, Art Speaking, Calligraphy, Dance Grounds, Street Dance, Body Plastic, Creative Thinking, Rhythmic Dance Improvisation, Career Management, Educational Leadership, Public Speaking, Image Formation, Textile and Clothing Design, Contact Improvisation, Eco Creation,
Textile and Clothing Decor, Fashion skirts
Distinctive features of a study programme:
The program of Popular music studies prepares highly qualified college-educated practitioners who get the cultural and social needs of the country and the region. Students have the opportunity to study abroad through a variety of study exchange programs.
Access to professional activity or further study:
Access to professional activity:
Knowledge, skills and artistic experience gained during studies give the opportunity to work in cultural institutions, art collectives, music clubs, as well as to express themselves independently in creative and artistic professional activities.
Access to further study:
Can continue studies at Lithuanian and foreign higher education institutions.
