Music A Level is a stimulating and enriching course. In the new Edexcel qualification, students study all three main musical disciplines of performance, composition and appraisal. Students work individually, in pairs and as part of a group, analysing music, studying music history, exploring concepts over time and composing and performing. Students will be encouraged to engage critically and creatively with a wide range of music and musical contexts, develop an understanding of the place of music in different cultures and contexts, and reflect on how music is used in the expression of personal and collective identities. Students have full access to Music ICT resources and support throughout the course. Final composition submissions will be written and presented using Sibelius score writing software. Attending external performances is an essential part of the course and students are expected to attend a variety of concerts, workshops and seminars across London throughout the two years.
Grade 8 above in GCSE Music, Grade 5 and above on main instrument. *Grade 5 theory is desirable.
Unit 1 Recital 5-6 minutes Unit 2 Vocal or Instrumental composition and sleeve notes. 60 marks Unit 3 2 hours listening paper at end of year.
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Lambeth |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | 94-98 Leigham Court Road, LONDON, SW16 2QB |
Music A Level is a stimulating and enriching course. In the new Edexcel qualification, students study all three main musical disciplines of performance, composition and appraisal. Students work individually, in pairs and as part of a group, analysing music, studying music history, exploring concepts over time and composing and performing. Students will be encouraged to engage critically and creatively with a wide range of music and musical contexts, develop an understanding of the place of music in different cultures and contexts, and reflect on how music is used in the expression of personal and collective identities. Students have full access to Music ICT resources and support throughout the course. Final composition submissions will be written and presented using Sibelius score writing software. Attending external performances is an essential part of the course and students are expected to attend a variety of concerts, workshops and seminars across London throughout the two years.
Grade 8 above in GCSE Music, Grade 5 and above on main instrument. *Grade 5 theory is desirable.
Unit 1 Recital 5-6 minutes Unit 2 Vocal or Instrumental composition and sleeve notes. 60 marks Unit 3 2 hours listening paper at end of year.
