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Explores literature on performance practices for instruments and voices from the Renaissance to the late Twentieth century. Students will gain an understanding of historical performance practices and the issues associated with "authentic" performance and the ability to implement this knowledge in performance.
WEIGHT: 12.5%
ASSESSMENT: 1,000-word written assignment (30%), performance presentation in class (20%), 50-min lecture recital (50%)
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