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Four Inquiries in Constructive Music Criticism

15 一月, 2016 - 09:13
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Summary

Teachers and students can learn to give more useful constructive criticism by practicing on musical offerings that are personally relevant and interesting. The goal of each inquiry is to identify a problem area and improve it.

This Inquiry into Music: Course Home-style module provides suggestions for a number of ways to practice giving constructive criticism, including:

Constructive criticism is fundamentally different from the type of professional criticism that has the purpose of letting people know whether or not they would enjoy a particular concert, movie, or book. The purpose of constructive criticism is to help someone improve. (See Constructive Criticism for a thorough discussion of the subject.) So for each of these exercises, the sign that you did a good job will be noticeable improvement.