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MUSI2084

Books, images and artifacts: historical sources for Asian music

School of Humanities

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Positive

MUSI2084 is highly recommended for its light workload and engaging content, focusing on historical sources of Asian music through classical Chinese texts and special collections visits. It's particularly beneficial for improving classical Chinese reading skills and offers a unique interdisciplinary experience.

Grading

Grading is generous with an easy path to an A, especially if you participate in the final project presentations and group exhibitions.

Workload

The workload is light, primarily consisting of one translation assignment, attendance, and a final project. However, the final research requires intensive study in special collections.

Assessments

Assessment includes classical Chinese translations (20%), an individual final project with presentation and essay (50%), two visits to HKU's Special Collection, two visits to Preservation Center for workshops, and mini-conference presentations (no grade).

Teaching

Professor Yang is described as engaging, warm, and encouraging. Tutors are also helpful.

Tips

Engage in the special collections visits and hands-on workshops; participate actively in final project presentations and group exhibitions to maximize your learning experience.

generous gradinglight workloadengaging professorinterdisciplinary content

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