Music Degrees

...Portrait: Piano Music and Songs (4 weeks) Part 2: Romantic Chamber Music (2 weeks) Part 3: Drama in the Theater and the Church: Opera and Church Music...

...from newly-written online materials, and from the department’s extensive resources of electronic books and journals in music education and psychology... Learn about: Psychology of Performance, Researching Music, Musical Development...

...Taking the science of musical sound as your focus, you’ll work in a cross-disciplinary environment, using theoretical and experimental work to explore the musical... Learn about: Technical audio, Music Technology...

...Applicants should be confident, skilled performers, able to sight-read notation, improvise competently and adapt to a range of musical genres... Learn about: Music Industry...

...including Expressionism, Impressionism, atonality, neo-Classicism, serialism, nationalism, the influence of jazz and popular idioms, post-tonality...

...music and visual culture, eighteenth and nineteenth-century style, the concerto genre and the Broadway musical. Core Modules (150 credits total)... Learn about: Critical Musicology, Staging Music, Strategic Planning...

...and critical horizons. The Reid School of Music is situated within Edinburgh College of Art, with the possibility of collaboration with art-forms including... Learn about: Viol player...

...It will also develop your performance and production skills and improve your ability to use a range of technology appropriate to industry practices...

...or historiography - that is, the creation of history and our perception of it. Why do we perceive much of this music, so much closer in time to us than Mozart or Beethoven... Learn about: Music History...

...increasingly independent research and exploration. We take a broad and inclusive view of the sonic arts, embracing anything from sound installations to free-improvised performances... Learn about: Research Techniques, Creative Portfolio, Music Studies...

...music and sound for use in both the established audio-visual media of film and television and the new digital and internet media environments... Learn about: Compositional skills...

...They are expected to be confident and skilled in at least one industry-standard music technology software, such as Logic Audio, Pro Tools or Cubase For Industry Professionals... Learn about: Music Production, Music Industry...

...storage and transmission of knowledge. Central questions include: How do Islam and media technologies relate? What kinds of practices of inscription...

...musician to improve your technical proficiency with your instrument (Guitar, Bass, Vocals and Drums) and advanced Musical Theory concepts are also applied...

...performance, and/or recording, as well as theoretical work and documentation of the processes by which the music was made (e.g. video, photographs... Learn about: Sound Design, Social History...

...they will also have to opportunity to create their own software and hardware tools to aid them in a performance environment, whether to support a recital...

...the concurrent emergence of post serial, neotonal, minimalist, and new age styles; the globalization of Western musical traditions; the impact of new technologies...

...live sound or postproduction we help you develop skills in all of these areas. Finally, although driven by technology, the industry is about working with people...

...in undertaking a small, independent research project in Music. Research training takes place through two selected taught courses alongside a dissertation or portfolio of projects...

...Creative Music Production is one of five foundation degrees delivered at the Academy of Music and Sound. The course will provide you with an understanding... Learn about: Music Production...