Music courses

...to ensure you have the foundations required for this course. Due to Government changes to grading systems for GCSES in 16/17, please follow the below... Learn about: Music Technology...

...including the wide variety of job roles available. You’ll begin to develop solo and group rehearsal and performance practices, as well as learning to operate... Learn about: Skills and Training, Music Technology...

...venues as well as the vital theoretical knowledge that prepares you for the industry. You will also study Functional Skills in Maths and English... Learn about: Music Technology...

...• Recording and mixing • Live sound engineering • Performing live with music technology • Music business • DJing 3... Learn about: Music Technology...

...and improve your confidence as a solo performer. In addition you’ll develop keyboard and compositional techniques that will provide you with a foundation... Learn about: Music Technology...

...4. Equipment required No equipment required 5. Assessment method This qualification is equivalent to one-and-a-half A Levels and is assessed by a combination... Learn about: Music Industry...

...Acquired a thorough knowledge of current trends in musicological research and discourse acquired detailed knowledge of research methodologies in music... Learn about: 20th and 21st Century Music, Welsh pop music...

...solo or group professional performance and music promotion and publishing. What will I study? Introduction to the performing arts Performance skills Promoting... Learn about: Skills and Training, Music Industry...

...studio along with our computer music suites, which are equipped with Apple Macs and the latest versions of Logic Pro X., , Encouraging creativity is... Learn about: Music Technology...

...on realistic workplace situations and live assignments where appropriate. Our values Quality Focused quality is at the heart of all we do, we are all accountable... Learn about: Music Technology...

...depending on the subject matter. Coursework and practical assessments are based on realistic workplace situations and live assignments where appropriate... Learn about: Music Technology...

...already achieved a grade C or above. (This will be a GCSE for all students with a grade D). The study programme will also incorporate a range of work related... Learn about: Music Technology...

...Who is this course for? Students must play an instrument or sing to a level where they can perform in public and must have their own instrument... Learn about: Music Production, Music Technology, Part Time...

...pinched harmonics, plectrum style, plucking, pull-offs, rasgueado, slides, string bends, strumming, tirando (free stroke), trills, unpitched percussive notes... Learn about: Guitar Teachnique, Music Theory...

...lead & rhythm playing… Reading chord charts and adding embellishments… Transcribing, playing with others, aural, sight reading … Theory Understanding keys... Learn about: Piano Playing, Music Theory...

...but are expected to practise in your own time (at least five hours a week). You will also study units in the history of popular music; music business... Learn about: Music Technology...

...Prepare learners for the challenges and opportunities for a career in music production Help learners become skilled practitioners and to develop specialist... Learn about: Music Production...

...the Americas, Africa, and Oceania ranging from a few weeks to a full academic year. To find Global Learning opportunities available in your study area click Global Experiences...

...to explore and develop their own musical passions, and to collaborate with peers and faculty in many ways, including interdisciplinary... Learn about: Music Theory...

...in addition to Music 830. At least two of the courses must be at the 800–900-level. If a 400–level course is to be used to satisfy this requirement... Learn about: Music History...