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School of Music · ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences
Creative practice based research results in a creative output such as a public recital, a portfolio of compositions, or an exploration of a practical aspect music technology. This creative output is based on a traditional research process that involved identifying a research question, undertaking a literature review (which may include audio-visual sources, notated music, etc), gathering and analysing data, and articulating the original contribution that the creative output makes. However, unlike a traditional text-based thesis, the process is implicit in the creative output and easily identifiable only to the researcher and a small number of highly-trained specialists. The purpose of the exegesis is for a clear articulation in words of this process.
Oral presentation on the creative practice research undertaken for THES4105, 10 mins
Learning outcomes 1, 2, 3, 4
Written exegesis on the creative practice research undertaken for THES4105, 5000 words
Learning outcomes 1, 2, 3, 4
Recycling of material ?Recycling “is the submission for assessment of work which, wholly or in large part, has been previously presented by the same student for another assessment, either at the Australian National University or elsewhere” (Code of Practice for Student Academic Integrity https://policies.anu.edu.au/ppl/document/ANUP_000392, paragraph 2). Students may include material that has been submitted for assessment in this course in THES4105 Thesis. Student may include in the exegesis material submitted for assessment in MUSI4404 Creative Practice as Research if the following condition is met: a clear indication of the extent of the recycling is to be included in the first footnote. (null) [LO null]
One 90 minute School Research Seminar per week for 12 weeks (18 hours) and one 90 minute workshop per week for 12 weeks (18 hours) plus 94 hours of private study for a total of 130 hours.
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