A Level Music London

...you will explain the principles behind the choice of the effects heard on each recording in a series of written responses... Learn about: Music Technology...

...What could I do at the end of my course? This AS / A Level in Music can lead to further study in Music or Performing Arts in Higher Education at degree or HND level...

...You should be an instrumentalist, vocalist or producer with strong skills in your field. What is the level of the course? The Access to Music Course is a level 3 course...

...Solo recital or composition, harmony and performance, and analysing music. Course Details Rock School- Accredited Vocal course Rock school is a course for singers...

...a range of compositional starting points and investigate a variety of techniques for developing and manipulating ideas. You will then turn these ideas...

...There will also be written work in the form of a logbook for each piece of music. Unit 1b AS Exam You will take a 1hr 45 min Listening and Analysis examination...

...In this unit there are three tasks to complete; - A sequenced realised performance - A multi-track recording - A creative sequenced arrangement...

...their musical experience, either for personal development or as a preparation for higher education...

...Higher Education to study Music Technology/Audio Engineering or Broadcast Technology and related areas. What to do next : If you are interested in applying...

...A2 Level Unit G403: Performance Contexts 2 Unit G404: Performance Project How will I be assessed? The units are assessed by a combination of written examinations and performances...

...In this unit there are three tasks to complete; - A sequenced realised performance - A multi-track recording - A creative sequenced arrangement...

...You will be introduced to a wealth of different experiences and attempt new skills for the first time. Physical theatre and characterisation...

...One year at A2 level. What do I need to study this subject? You should have five GCSEs grade A*-C, including Drama or another expressive arts subject...

...dance and drama. In dance you will look closely at the work of Lloyd Newson and DV8, choosing one dance piece to analyse in depth. In drama you will study...