Music composition courses

.... In the first year, you will acquire core skills in creative aspects of music-making (performance, composition, technology) as well as core knowledge of music theory and history... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... musicians who visit the Conservatoire. Towards the end of your course, you will carry out a major project, which allows you to explore a specialism and format which matches your professional aspirations. This can be anything connected to music, from performance to business projects and dissertations... Learn about: Performance Traditions, Contextual Studies, First Study Performance...

... will learn music theory, composition, harmony, orchestration, and arranging, focusing on creating emotion through music in synchronization with visual media. Students will use the latest computer based production workflows, digital audio workstations and virtual instrument libraries. The focus... Learn about: Music notation, Advanced techniques, Score Preparation...

...The Electroacoustic Composition/Sonic Art pathway invites you to help map out the next steps in Birmingham’s thirty year history as a world leader in the area of electroacoustic music composition and presentation...

...This is a practical and creative Music course. You’ll benefit from: dynamic staff, with national and international reputations; great facilities; and opportunities to participate in a wide range of ensembles. You’ll study performance as well as composition, with opportunities to give regular... Learn about: Music Psychology, Javanese Gamelan, Community Music...

...The BMus programme combines a distinctive foundation in composition, music history, and performance (including subsidised instrumental tuition) with the opportunity to specialise in third and fourth year in a wide range of areas within the discipline... Learn about: Keyboard Skills, Music History, Skills and Training...

...AAB-BBB, with an A or a B in Music, and excluding General Studies. Practical music and music technology will be counted as separate GCE A-Levels as long as theoretical music is offered, along with one other traditional academic subject. Applicants are expected to have gained or shown evidence...

... this course will be useful for anyone wishing to be a composer, whether of concert music or for broadcast, theatre or education...

... Technology provide an exciting opportunity for composers and composer-performers to experiment with and develop expertise in the creative application of established and new music technologies. You'll have full access to our superb £57 million facilities, including our Concert Hall, Recital Hall, seven... Learn about: Music Technology, Historical Keyboard Performance, Historical Performance...

...MUSIC 111-1 Music Theory I (0.5 Unit) Music as sound in time. Analytical studies in forms, media, textures, and harmonic and melodic materials... Learn about: Music Theory...

...ABB (A in Maths or Pure Maths, BB including Music, excluding General Studies). All joint honours applicants with Music are expected to have gained or shown evidence of working towards Grade 8 in one instrument or voice at the time of application. Consideration will be given to applicants... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

..., be recommended for the M.A. degree in composition. A minimum of 45 academic units is required for the master's degree in Music. The Department of Music does not accept students for study only towards the M.A. degree except in the Music, Science, and Technology program...

... and innovative, and often modelled on real industry practice. You will study the theory, wider contexts and contemporary issues surrounding the modern day music industry and there will be regular visits from industry experts and artists. You will also develop the musical and creative skills required... Learn about: Product Realisation, Popular Music, Music Critique...

...), and a three-rank portable pipe organ by Giuletti and Bennet. The music collection at the Davis Family Library offers reference, CD/tape/record, book, and score collections, videos and instructional computer software in the field of music, and online streaming services including Alexander Street Press. music... Learn about: Music Theory...

...PrerequisitesUnits 3 & 4: A study score of at least 25 in English/English Language/Literature or at least 30 in EAL. Selection into the Bachelor of Music is based on talent as well as academic performance. Applicants must complete an audition and musicianship test. For your audition...

...) that explore a coherent set of aesthetic questions and make a significant and original contribution to the development of new music. A UK public performance...

...Students should be able to: Create solo and ensemble performances, devised events and/or compose music at a highly professional standard. Research and realise new performance/performance-related opportunities having devised appropriate and creative programmes. Apply knowledge and skills gained...

... assignments, some more substantial projects and the submission of a portfolio of screen-music compositions. You may prepare a professional portfolio...

...A deep understanding of the craft of songwriting is essential to anyone who wants to work in this exciting field. Having the ability to recognise and utilise different structures, forms, styles, keys and musical devices will allow you to truly harness your compositional potential. Couple... Learn about: Composing for Media, Music Production, Events Management...

...MUS_COMP 111-0 Class Composition (1 Unit) Class instruction in techniques of composition. Open to non-music majors...