Course Summary
Develop your performance, production and creative skills through a course that combines practical music-making with an exploration of the music industry.
From live performance and recording to composition and event management, you’ll work on a range of projects that help you develop your musical abilities while gaining experience of different areas of the industry.
Key Topics
- Performance
- Composition
- Studio recording
- Event management
- Formal graded examinations
This course is designed for students who desire a career in the music industry and/or have
ambitions to study at university.
The department has professional links with:
- Music festivals
- Recording studios
- Radio stations
- Music promoters
- Venues
Throughout the course you will be provided with opportunities to perform at the highest level.
Assessment
Course work and practical assessments.
Enrichment Opportunities
- Live gigs and performances
- Concerts and recitals
- Opportunities to perform throughout the course
- Links with music festivals
- Recording studios
- Radio stations
- Music promoters
- Music venues
Progression
Progress to Higher Education courses in Music, Music Technology, Performing Arts and combined degree programmes. Progression to Music College is also available.
Entry Requirements
Five GCSEs at Grades 4 – 9. An ability to read music at a basic level would be an advantage.