Postgraduate Certificate in Performance Tradition Documentation
-- ViewingNowThe Postgraduate Certificate in Performance Tradition Documentation is a comprehensive course that equips learners with essential skills to document and analyze various performance traditions. This course emphasizes the importance of preserving cultural heritage and the growing industry demand for professionals who can accurately document and interpret performance traditions.
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• Performance Analysis: This unit will cover various methods and techniques for analyzing and interpreting traditional performances. Students will learn how to identify key elements, themes, and structures in performance traditions, and how to document them accurately.
• Field Research Methods: This unit will teach students the necessary skills for conducting field research in performance traditions. Topics covered will include selecting research sites, establishing rapport with performers, and collecting and documenting data using various tools and techniques.
• Ethnomusicology and Oral Traditions: This unit will focus on the role of ethnomusicology in documenting performance traditions, with a particular emphasis on oral traditions. Students will learn how to document and analyze musical performances, including melody, rhythm, harmony, and instrumentation.
• Dance and Movement Traditions: This unit will cover the documentation of dance and movement traditions, including the use of video and other visual media. Students will learn how to analyze and document various aspects of dance, such as choreography, movement vocabulary, and cultural context.
• Digital Preservation Techniques: This unit will teach students how to use digital technology to preserve and document performance traditions. Topics covered will include digitization, metadata creation, and online archiving.
• Traditional Drama and Ritual: This unit will focus on the documentation of traditional drama and ritual performances, including the use of text, image, and video. Students will learn how to analyze and document various aspects of these performances, such as plot, character, and cultural significance.
• Music Notation and Transcription: This unit will cover the basics of music notation and transcription, including the use of standard music notation and alternative notation systems. Students will learn how to transcribe various musical styles and traditions, and how to document them accurately.
• Cultural Context and Significance: This unit will explore the cultural context and significance of performance traditions, including the role of performance in social and community life. Students will learn how to document and analyze the cultural significance of performance traditions, and how to present their findings in a clear and engaging manner.
• Collaborative Documentation: This unit will focus on the benefits and challenges of collaborative documentation, including the
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