Music Degrees

...one that not only concentrates on performance from a participatory perspective (that is to say, on being a performer), but also prepares the student... Learn about: Musical Theatre, Dramatic Writing, Event Management...

...to learn new skills and network with students from other postgraduate courses. LCM also has several large ensembles, including the LCM Sinfonia... Learn about: Listening Skills, Critical Thinking...

...some of them obtained PhD or DLA qualifications by now. The new, talented young colleagues – performers or teachers – have jobs in Hungary or in other... Learn about: Studies of history of culture and art, Chamber music/singing, Folk Music...

...Basic knowledge: philosophy, aesthetics, ethics, studies of history of culture and art, general and Hungarian history of music, folk music, studies of works of music... Learn about: Chamber music/singing, Music pedagogy, Orchestral/choir practice...

...Pro-Tools, Ableton, Reason and Sibelius software. What will I study? Core areas involve Recording Studio Techniques, Live Sound, MIDI Sequencing... Learn about: Music industries, Music Technology, Software quality...

...to the department's industry-standard Recording Studios, Rehearsal Rooms and industry- standard Music Computer Suites including Cubase SX, Logic... Learn about: Music Performance, IT Law, Live Sound...

...Students will have access to the departments Industry Standard Recording Studios, Rehearsal Rooms and Industry Standard Music Computer Suites including Cubase... Learn about: Part Time, IT Law, Community Music...

...(professional or postgraduate) and Qualified Teacher Status (QTS). The quality of teacher training in Secondary education was rated as "Good"... Learn about: Teacher Education, Quality Training...

...the Centre for Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Studies at Leeds University Business School. You’ll learn how theory relates to practice and apply your... Learn about: Business School...

...solo and ensemble performance. Through study in musical performance, psychology or musicology, you can explore ideas across periods and cultures... Learn about: Music Technology...

...from baroque to pop, you’ll be able to study music from different cultures and periods. At the same time, you’ll develop your practice as a creative and individual performer... Learn about: Music Technology...

...in the ways film uses style and narrative to create meaning, intervenes in national and global debates, and even shapes our perception of the world around... Learn about: Film Studies...

...so you can tailor your degree to focus on the topics that interest you. You could study aesthetics and criticism, music technology, editing or music psychology...

...Our joint honours programmes with Music provide an excellent opportunity to combine your interests in music with another subject. You’ll be able to develop...

...of music that suit you. What’s the difference between belief and knowledge? Why are we here? How do we know what we know – and can we ever know anything at all?...

...you’ll gain an understanding of circuit analysis, audio signal processing, sound and music technologies, and engineering and musicological research skills... Learn about: Signal processing, Music Technology, Music Production...

...therapy, advertising, science and technology – but you’ll also be able to take optional modules in composition, performance, musicology, aesthetics... Learn about: Applied Psychology...

...has been received and interpreted and how musical ‘canons’ are formed. You’ll also develop your understanding of research methods in musicology...

...regularly throughout the year, but you’ll work towards your own recitals and work on your own solo or ensemble project. To put your performance into context... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

...guitar or electric guitar for practice. Any person interested without knowledge or little knowledge of guitar. Beginners and amateur guitarists who want to improve... Learn about: Jazz and blues, Popular Music, Jazz Guitar...