Islamic music preferences of UiTM Faculty of Music students / Saiful Hazman Mohammad Hatta

This study examined degree music major student preference for Islamic music. Several factors were examined to assess their effect on music preference including familiarity and musical characteristics. Study participants included 30 degree students in Faculty of Music, UiTM from all department. 3 mus...

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Main Author:	Mohammad Hatta, Saiful Hazman
Format:	Thesis
Language:	English
Published:	2019
Subjects:	Philosophical and societal aspects of music Physics and acoustics of music Physiological aspects of music Music in colleges and universities Analysis and appreciation of music
Online Access:	https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/49461/1/49461.pdf
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spelling	my-uitm-ir.494612021-08-12T01:45:52Z Islamic music preferences of UiTM Faculty of Music students / Saiful Hazman Mohammad Hatta 2019 Mohammad Hatta, Saiful Hazman Philosophical and societal aspects of music. Physics and acoustics of music. Physiological aspects of music Music in colleges and universities Analysis and appreciation of music This study examined degree music major student preference for Islamic music. Several factors were examined to assess their effect on music preference including familiarity and musical characteristics. Study participants included 30 degree students in Faculty of Music, UiTM from all department. 3 music excerpts which is Qasidah/Nasheed, Qawwali and Sufism Music were used as examples of different Islamic music. Knowing about students' familiarity and preference for Islamic music may help in understanding the ingredients of its inclusion in modern Islamic music composition. Participants listened to 3 types Islamic music musical excerpts and completed the IMFPT questionnaire. Results indicated that participants were most familiar with Qasidah/Nasheed music. Significant positive relationships were found between preference and familiarity, within preference ratings, and within familiarity ratings. The elements of Singing style, Instrumentation and Rhythmic pattern were used to indicate which elements that contribute most of the listeners familiarity to the Islamic music. Participants' background seems to have no significant relationship with either familiarity or preference. 2019 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/49461/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/49461/1/49461.pdf text en public degree Universiti Teknologi MARA Faculty of Music Masumi, Adam
institution	Universiti Teknologi MARA
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language	English
advisor	Masumi, Adam
topic	Philosophical and societal aspects of music Physics and acoustics of music Physiological aspects of music Music in colleges and universities Analysis and appreciation of music
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description	This study examined degree music major student preference for Islamic music. Several factors were examined to assess their effect on music preference including familiarity and musical characteristics. Study participants included 30 degree students in Faculty of Music, UiTM from all department. 3 music excerpts which is Qasidah/Nasheed, Qawwali and Sufism Music were used as examples of different Islamic music. Knowing about students' familiarity and preference for Islamic music may help in understanding the ingredients of its inclusion in modern Islamic music composition. Participants listened to 3 types Islamic music musical excerpts and completed the IMFPT questionnaire. Results indicated that participants were most familiar with Qasidah/Nasheed music. Significant positive relationships were found between preference and familiarity, within preference ratings, and within familiarity ratings. The elements of Singing style, Instrumentation and Rhythmic pattern were used to indicate which elements that contribute most of the listeners familiarity to the Islamic music. Participants' background seems to have no significant relationship with either familiarity or preference.
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author	Mohammad Hatta, Saiful Hazman
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title	Islamic music preferences of UiTM Faculty of Music students / Saiful Hazman Mohammad Hatta
title_short	Islamic music preferences of UiTM Faculty of Music students / Saiful Hazman Mohammad Hatta
title_full	Islamic music preferences of UiTM Faculty of Music students / Saiful Hazman Mohammad Hatta
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granting_institution	Universiti Teknologi MARA
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Islamic music preferences of UiTM Faculty of Music students / Saiful Hazman Mohammad Hatta

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