Who decides what we hear? How texts about music shape the way we listen—and how we write our own
Inicio del curso: 22. noviembre 2026
Who decides what we hear? How texts about music shape the way we listen—and how we write our own
Mag.a art. Priska Seidl
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Inicio del curso: 22. noviembre 2026
Who decides what we hear? How texts about music shape the way we listen—and how we write our own
Mag.a art. Priska Seidl
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Duración: 5 unidades
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Tiempo: 2 horas/unidad
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Inicio del curso: 22. noviembre 2026
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Fin del curso: -
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Estado actual: Curso futuro
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Participantes actuales: 1
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Licencia: CC BY 4.0
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Contenido del curso
This MOOC provides an accessible introduction to the question of how written accompanying materials (programmes, introductory texts, reviews, online formats) shape our experience of music: What knowledge is offered? Who is regarded as ‘knowledgeable’? And how does this influence what we perceive while listening and what we identify as significant? The starting point is an examination of the idea of represented forms of knowledge in programme notes, particularly with regard to historical changes. The course combines ideas from music education, musicology, discourse analysis and the pedagogy of writing: participants learn to recognise knowledge as something constructed – and, by the end, formulate their own brief analysis of a musical work as a visible learning outcome.
Requisitos previos
No specific prerequisites, but an interest in music is an advantage!
Horario del curso
The course is divided into five units:
Unit 1: Introduction / Programme booklets as guides to listening
Unit 2: Knowledge and power: Who decides what is important when listening?
Unit 3: What fields of knowledge are contained in programme booklets? A look at the Wozzeck materials
Unit 4: When is something considered important? Wozzeck, programme booklets and your own listening question
Unit 5: From listening to free writing
Certificado
For actively participating in the course you will receive an automatic certificate which includes your name, the course name as well as the completed units. We want to point out that this certificate merely confirms that you answered at least 75% of the self-assessment questions correctly.
Licencia
This work by Mag.a art. Priska Seidl is licenced under CC BY 4.0.
Instructor del curso
Mag.a art. Priska Seidl
Priska Seidl is a university assistant (prae doc) at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna (Institute for Music Education Research and Practice). After studying music education and German language and literature in Vienna and Stockholm, she worked as a music and German teacher at various secondary schools in Vienna and as a lecturer at the University of Sarajevo. Her research focuses on educational resources for music theatre.
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University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna
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