Music Degrees

...of Professional Recording Services (APRS) and the Music Producers Guild (MPG). It is focused on the computing aspects of music and audio and is ideal... Learn about: Music Technology, Engineering Skills...

...computing aspects of music and audio and is ideal if you have no formal musical training but an interest in the technology behind music. You will learn... Learn about: Engineering Skills, Music Technology...

...shortfall' in professionals with specialist sound skills. Understanding new technologies is now also vital in addition to traditional techniques... Learn about: Music Technology...

...shortfall' in professionals with specialist sound skills. Understanding new technologies is now vital in addition to traditional techniques... Learn about: Music Technology...

...are well equipped to forge careers in this exciting industry. Why study our course? This course is accredited by JAMES, the education arm of the Association... Learn about: Music Technology...

...Even if you don't have a first degree in music, we still encourage you to apply provided you can demonstrate a capacity to write and think at Master's level... Learn about: Learning Teaching, IT for adults, Part Time...

...becoming fluent in the use of music technologies and extending your cultural, critical and creative abilities throughout this wide-ranging course....

...woodwind and voice students additionally have hours of specialist classes per year. We do not offer traditional (folk) instruments or electronic keyboards as principal study... Learn about: Music History, Skills and Training...

...You will complete a sound recording project and undetake in-depth study of live sound design, live sound reinforcement, and music for image – a particularly... Learn about: Music Industry...

...before doing so, it is important to determine whether or not we can offer research supervision in your chosen area. CONTINUE READING Location Mode... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...approach to your career progression as a performer, technologist, teacher or academic. CONTINUE READING You will experience a wide variety of learning... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

...understanding, shaping and experiencing music you can expect to study composition in a range of styles from Western Art music to song writing...

...teaching, thus increasing your employability and your understanding of collaborative and professional practices in context. The course develops academic... Learn about: Musical Theatre...

...including DSP theory and advanced mixdown and mastering using both hybrid and surround systems. You will explore key developments in music technology...

...productions, practical classes, laboratory or studio-based practice, screenings, lectures, discussions (both online and in class), seminars...

...Acting: Scene Study, Monologue, Character work, Shakespeare, Voice, Improvisation, Movement. Singing: Individual 1-1 Singing Lessons, Ensemble Singing... Learn about: Musical Theatre...

...in their fields and develop your theoretical and methodological understanding, engaging with current debates in some of the most vibrant areas of contemporary research... Learn about: Music Technology...

...whilst the latest music technologies will help you express and communicate your creative work to the largest possible audience. The study of research... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

...of Popular Culture Popular Consumerism in Britain 1850-1939 Youth Subcultures and National Identity in Post-war England Science Fiction and Fantasy...

...from broadcasting to education and music therapy to information technology. This degree will equip you with the skills you need for a careers both in and outside music... Learn about: Business and Management, Music History...