Music Practice and Music Technology BTEC National Diploma level 3
BTEC
In Romford
Description
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Type
BTEC
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Location
Romford
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Duration
2 Years
This course gives learners a strong subject knowledge of all aspects of the music industry and production. For example, learners will explore music performance techniques - as instrumentalist, singer or both, music improvisation, composing, arranging, keyboard skills, sound recording techniques, computer technology, listening skills and study of the music industry. Learners are eventually.
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About this course
4 GCSEs at Grade C or above; or GNVQ Intermediate (Merit/Distinction) or
First Diploma (4 Merits) plus interview and audition.
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Course programme
Cultural and Creative Industries - Performing Arts (Drama, Dance, Music and Technical Theatre)
Music (Music Practice and Music Technology) - BTEC National Diploma level 3(2010/2011)
Study Method:
Most assignments take the form of practical performance work. Written assignments take the form form of working notebooks and evaluations.
Duration :Two years
Who the Course is For:
A practical course for learners who wish to pursue a career in some aspect of music. You will be given instruction and training in the use of a wide range of instruments and production equipment including a multi-track recording studio and music technology studio. You will take part in many group-based projects and will have the opportunity to perform a variety of music in a variety of contexts, such as in bands, musicals, cabaret etc.
Assessment:
Most work is assessed by course tutors. with some key assessment points externally moderated.
Course Leads To:
Education Progression : BA Degree or Foundation Degree or HND in Music or Music Technology
Employment opportunities : professional musician, sound engineer, music management, teaching music, writing and arranging
Entry Requirements:
4 GCSEs at Grade C or above; or GNVQ Intermediate (Merit/Distinction) or
First Diploma (4 Merits) plus interview and audition.
Content:
This course gives learners a strong subject knowledge of all aspects of the music industry and production. For example, learners will explore music performance techniques - as instrumentalist, singer or both, music improvisation, composing, arranging, keyboard skills, sound recording techniques, computer technology, listening skills and study of the music industry. Learners are eventually encouraged to specialise in either music performance or music technology by either majoring or minoring in their preferred option.
Learners will participate in many music performances projects at the Broadway Theatre inccluding Club Nights, Jams, concerts, and live performance events
The course utiilises a combination of teaching approaches including individual practice, group rehearsals and lectures and demonstrations relating to different musical genres and employability skills that you will need in order to build a career in the music industry.
Music Practice and Music Technology BTEC National Diploma level 3