Composition music film courses

... and activities. Whatever its regional origin, music is studied as a cultural phenomenon, and also from analytical and historical perspectives. Instrumental and vocal, sacred and secular, art and popular, traditional and modern musical forms are all of equal interest. Research methods employed include fieldwork... Learn about: Analytical skills, Intercultural awareness, Part Time...

...Field Recording documents the world of sound around us: environments, animals and human activity of every kind. It plays a key role in radio, film, online content and art practice. Using field recording and ‘found sound’ in composition has a rich history that goes back to the 1930s... Learn about: Sound Effects...

...; and develop skills in investigation and critical thinking, and gain extensive knowledge in your area. Specialisations are available in: creative writing dance drama fashion film, screen and animation interactive design music, and visual arts. Why choose this course? For creative practitioners...

.../composer Paul Borg and celebrity arranger and producer Pip Williams, who also contribute to the series. BMus Composition is a three year course in which you can specialise in score-based composition - while also taking modules with Performance and Music Technology students... Learn about: Music Technology, Music Management...

...) Of gold and shadows (Silvina Milstein) The Republic of Love: Cultural Intimacy in Turkish Popular Music (Martin Stokes). Histories of Heinrich Schütz (Bettina Varwig) Britten’s Unquiet Pasts: Sound and Memory in Postwar Reconstruction (Heather Wiebe) Sovereign Feminine: Music and Gender in Eighteenth...

... and sound. Students on the BA Music Performance have access to state-of-the-art audio resources including a suite of practice rooms, ten sound studios and the world’s first Sonic Laboratory – a unique performance space capable of three-dimensional sound projection. Performing Arts at Queen’s was ranked... Learn about: Quality Training...

...; and develop skills in investigation and critical thinking, and gain extensive knowledge in your area. Specialisations are available in: creative writing dance drama fashion film, screen and animation interactive design music, and visual arts. Why choose this course? For creative practitioners...

... music technology, although none of these are compulsory. Others focus on music history topics or music analysis and theory. The remaining modules involve writing about music from a historical, critical, sociological, or philosophical viewpoint. Our studio and performance modules cater for both classical... Learn about: IT Development, Skills and Training, Music History...

... coursework culminate in the methods and approaches demonstrated in your dissertation. This gives you the opportunity to address particular challenges of studying and writing about the music of our time arising from your own musical and theoretical enthusiasms. The programme appeals to a wide range... Learn about: Music Management...

... to jazz, and include an array of vocal ensembles. You will learn to discuss and analyse music at a high level, perform music professionally, arrange, conduct and compose. From medieval chant all the way to 21st-century music and hip-hop, you will learn the history and grammar of different styles of music... Learn about: Music History...

...; and develop skills in investigation and critical thinking, and gain extensive knowledge in your area. Specialisations are available in: creative writing dance drama fashion film, screen and animation interactive design music, and visual arts. Why choose this course? For creative practitioners...

... Orchestra, Opera NI, Hard Rain Solo Ensemble, Cathedral Arts Festival, Moving on Music, Diatribe Records, DTS and Dolby. Select student recordings are released and promoted on the SARC record label. Share this course Share "An invaluable... Learn about: Sound Recording, Avid training...

... of significance to academics, musicians, industries and organisations involved with popular music. You'll develop research skills, critical thinking and rigorous methodological expertise with a range of applications both within the academy (at doctoral level) and outside (in music-related industries, marketing... Learn about: Music Management, Critical Thinking...

... on which our other music technology courses are based. It has an enviable resource base, making us one of the largest audio complexes in Europe. The aim of the DipHE Music Technology is to enable you to acquire and develop skills appropriate to contemporary sound and music pre and post-production, the skills... Learn about: Sound Design, Music Industry, Music Production...

...-standard technology, you will study recording and production with an option of software programming, explore different musical genres and practise music business skills, with an opportunity in your final year to work with students on other media courses on a joint project. This course is delivered... Learn about: Music Technology...

... into the curriculum. SARC benefits from strong partnerships with BBC, Ulster Orchestra, Opera NI, Hard Rain Solo Ensemble, Cathedral Arts Festival, Moving on Music, Diatribe Records, DTS and Dolby. Share this course Share "Following my three years at Queen’s, I can... Learn about: Sound Design, Avid training...

.... contemporary composition, sonic arts, media composition, world music and jazz. In your third year, you’ll have the opportunity to develop a substantial performance recital, portfolio of compositions or an individual creative project. You can also opt to take specialised modules in, for example, music teaching... Learn about: Music Technology...

...Do you enjoy creating original music? Our Music degree is a hands-on course which teaches you contemporary, new, experimental and fusion music forms, without relying on the approaches of traditional music education. It’s not just preparing people to be a recording artist; it is about preparing...

... applied research skills. It appeals to those wishing to develop a career in the international NGO sector, in arts-based public sector programmes (e.g. UNESCO) and in arts policy. Students interested in research may proceed to MPhil/PhD in ethnomusicology or allied disciplines. Scope and Syllabus Music... Learn about: Vocal Music, Communication Skills, Musical Traditions...

...Course summary London College of Music's music technology course represents over two decades of development and experience. The flagship course has become the core on which our other music technology courses are based. It has an enviable resource base, making us one of the largest audio complexes... Learn about: Music Production, Music Technology, Sound Design...