During the course, you will study a selection of set pieces as well as performing music of your own choice. The set works are linked to the following areas of study: • Western Classical Music – Symphonic Form • Rock, Pop, Music Theatre and Jazz • Into the 20th Century Students are required to submit compositions which are linked to these areas of study. There is also a listening examination which is based on the set works and other musical skills, including aural dictation. You will be actively encouraged to join in with extra-curricular activities within the department as well as be allowed to explore and develop your musicianship. There will be various opportunities throughout the year to perform to an audience in school and at other venues. This will prepare you for your recital. Opportunities to receive instrumental tuition are also available to support your musical development throughout your studies. Many of our students have gone on to study music at university or music college, developing their interest in composition and performance. Some pupils have pursued professional careers in music through performance, composition, and teaching.
9-4 grades (or equivalent) in at least five GCSE subjects (please note that double awards, BTECs etc. are still counted by subject). A minimum of grade 4 (or equivalent) in both GCSE English and Mathematics. Grade ‘6’ at GCSE or equivalent. Grade 5 Theory is also helpful. At least Grade 5 standard or equivalent on your main instrument/voice.
There are three components to A Level music: Performing 25-35% Either – a 6-8 or 10-12 minute performance in front of a visiting examiner. Composing 25-35% 2 pieces of composition lasting either 4-6 minutes or 8-10 minutes in combination. - Piece 1 is either free-composed. - Piece 2 is based on Western Classical traditions and composed to a set brief. Appraising 40% Set works analysis with a score.
About Education Provider
| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Lincolnshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Boys |
| Address | South End, Boston, PE21 6JY |
During the course, you will study a selection of set pieces as well as performing music of your own choice. The set works are linked to the following areas of study: • Western Classical Music – Symphonic Form • Rock, Pop, Music Theatre and Jazz • Into the 20th Century Students are required to submit compositions which are linked to these areas of study. There is also a listening examination which is based on the set works and other musical skills, including aural dictation. You will be actively encouraged to join in with extra-curricular activities within the department as well as be allowed to explore and develop your musicianship. There will be various opportunities throughout the year to perform to an audience in school and at other venues. This will prepare you for your recital. Opportunities to receive instrumental tuition are also available to support your musical development throughout your studies. Many of our students have gone on to study music at university or music college, developing their interest in composition and performance. Some pupils have pursued professional careers in music through performance, composition, and teaching.
9-4 grades (or equivalent) in at least five GCSE subjects (please note that double awards, BTECs etc. are still counted by subject). A minimum of grade 4 (or equivalent) in both GCSE English and Mathematics. Grade ‘6’ at GCSE or equivalent. Grade 5 Theory is also helpful. At least Grade 5 standard or equivalent on your main instrument/voice.
There are three components to A Level music: Performing 25-35% Either – a 6-8 or 10-12 minute performance in front of a visiting examiner. Composing 25-35% 2 pieces of composition lasting either 4-6 minutes or 8-10 minutes in combination. - Piece 1 is either free-composed. - Piece 2 is based on Western Classical traditions and composed to a set brief. Appraising 40% Set works analysis with a score.