Who is the course for: We are very pleased to be running the new UAL qualification. This course puts you, the student at the centre of your training. We look at the skills and strengths that you bring and develop them, helping you to reach your full potential. This course is designed with the "360 degree" approach which means that you will be developing yourself in several different fields to become a rounded professional, proficient enough to undertake roles in areas such as music performance, production, song writing or business. This approach is what will make you an employable musician in today's challenging industry. Course Content: This course consists of the following units: Instrumental technique Rehearsing and performing as an ensemble MIDI sequencing using Logic Pro X Music theory and harmony Music industry Mixing mastering and producing your own music using notation software Music technology in performance sound engineering. Study Methods: You will be taught in both a classroom-based environment, as well as in our state-of-the-art music studios. How is the course assessed: You will develop as both a performer and as a music producer, collaborating with other members of your group on different projects throughout the year. Projects will take many forms, including composing music for Encyclopaedia Britinnica, creating your own single/EP for internet release, performing original and cover material as a band in local venues and take a role as sound engineer in the drama and dance productions. You will focus on developing your own role throughout the year and this will lead to your final project where you will be asked to sum up all the previous skills learned. Where next - Further Studies: Level 5 HND Diploma course or degree at college or university. The majority of our students go to the best universities in the country for music and music technology including Leeds College of Music and Leeds Beckett University. We also have a c
Name: UAL L3 Dip In Music Qualification title: Diploma in Music Performance and Production (QCF) Qualification type: Other regulated/accredited qualification Assessment You will develop as both a performer and as a music producer, collaborating with other members of your group on different projects throughout the year. Projects will take many forms, including composing music for Encyclopaedia Britinnica, creating your own single/EP for internet release, performing original and cover material as a band in local venues and take a role as sound engineer in the drama and dance productions. You will focus on developing your own role throughout the year and this will lead to your final project where you will be asked to sum up all the previous skills learned. Awarding University of the Arts London Created 20161219 11:51:31 Updated 20161219 11:51:31
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