Music industry management courses

...With over 150 units to choose from, you will be able to tailor your learning to your strengths and intended career path. You will master industry related skills in diverse disciplines from performing and composing, through to music technology and music business, including music law and management... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Music and sound design is the creation and manipulation of music and sound for film, games, television and diverse digital applications. This course is for aspiring sound designers, musicians and composers who wish to develop their sound and music production skills and apply them in a wide range... Learn about: Sound Design, Music Management, Music History...

..., computer technology, listening skills and study of the music industry. Learners are eventually...

... and creative approaches to contemporary repertoire. Students will perform live and on a regular basis, with critique and mentoring from ACM staff. Music Industry...

...You will be assessed on an ongoing basis through written and practical tests and given either a Pass, Merit or Distinction grade. What can I do next Upon successful completion of this course you can continue onto a Foundation Degree or HND in Music Production, or a HND or BA (Hons... Learn about: Music Industry, Music Production...

.... An optional module also enables you to explore the production of music videos. No formal music training is required, but an enthusiasm for music in all forms is essential... Learn about: Digital Composition, Studio Composition, Music Video...

...This course prepares you for the music industry and you will develop both your theoretical and practical understanding of the business as a performer, technician or manager... Learn about: Music Industry, Music Production...

...Our Level 2 course in Music Technology, provides you with the opportunity to experience a great mixture of practical and academic work... Learn about: Music Technology...

... up and controlling the levels and mix for many live gigs. You will use modern computer techniques and software to produce music and then work with live musicians to create a finished piece. You will then get the chance to release them through the college’s record label Forerunner Records. Good at making beats? Need... Learn about: Music Production...

...Our Level 2 course in Music Technology, provides you with the opportunity to experience a great mixture of practical and academic work... Learn about: Music Technology, Skills and Training...

... Computers and Music Industry Skills Career Management ElectivesElectives may include:choir traditional dance yidaki (didgeridoo) studio techniques and sound... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... Sequencing, The Sound and Music Industry, Music and Society, Listening Skills for Musicians, Music Performance Session Styles, Music Theory and Harmony....

.... The world of the performing musician is filled with excitement, dedication and creative energy and if you are the kind of person who puts music first, this is the course that you need to be doing...

...Introduction to music practice and music technology. Includes: Live sound production; Sound engineering; Programming/Sequencing; Recording techniques; Music performance; Musical arrangement; Live performance and the study of the Music Industry...

... Techniques. Planning a Music Recording. Creating and Marketing a Music...

...This course provides broad based training in the composition and performance of contemporary dance music, encompassing the use of turntables, MIDI, sampling, recording, promotion and DJ skills. The course involves learning industry software tools such as audio sequencers Logic, and production...

...Students who successfully complete the National Diploma in music can go on to higher education courses in a variety of subjects including. Popular Music. Popular Music and Music Technology. Popular Music and Music Management. Events Management. Community Music. Students may well start working...

...This 1-year course consists of four core units and two specialist units, the qualification is the equivalent of four GCSEs grades A*- C and is normally taken as a full-time course. It is a practical course supported by a study of the music industry. It provides a good basis to progress...

...The BTEC National Diploma in Music Practice focuses on. performing, writing and recording in different styles. The key specialist units are: Performance techniques. Song writing. Instrumental and vocal skills (including one-to-one tuition). Using the computer for music production. The music...

..., recording and music history...