BTEC Music Performance Level 3 covers a broad basis of study with a focus on performance, personal instrumental technique and development, music theory and professional practice. The course is designed to support progression to higher education and/or a career in the music industry when taken as part of a programme of study that includes other appropriate BTECs or A Levels. Over the two year qualification, you will study a total of four units; each unit will focus on a particular area of study, such as performance, music theory and industry practice. Each of the four units has several assignments, which you will need to complete within a given timeframe to meet the assignment hand in date. You will have the opportunity to perform, both as a solo performer and as part of an ensemble, and improve your skills on your instrument. The assignments you complete throughout the qualification will be a mixture of performance tasks, rehearsals and written essays. Unit 1 - Practical Theory and Harmony Unit 2 - Professional Practice in the Music Industry Unit 3 - Ensemble Music Performance Unit 6 - Solo Music Performance
• Five subjects at grade 4 or above including English and maths • While it may help to have a GCSE in Music (Grade 5 or above) it is not a prerequisite. You should, however, be able to play an instrument (or be able to sing) to a good standard • Whilst you do not need an official instrument grade, you should be able to play to at least a grade 5 standard.
Units 1 and 6 are internally assessed and units 2 and 3 are externally assessed. You will complete a number of assignments for each unit. These assignments will be marked and assessed by teaching staff and moderated by the exam board.
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Dudley |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Richmond Street, Halesowen, B63 4BB |
BTEC Music Performance Level 3 covers a broad basis of study with a focus on performance, personal instrumental technique and development, music theory and professional practice. The course is designed to support progression to higher education and/or a career in the music industry when taken as part of a programme of study that includes other appropriate BTECs or A Levels. Over the two year qualification, you will study a total of four units; each unit will focus on a particular area of study, such as performance, music theory and industry practice. Each of the four units has several assignments, which you will need to complete within a given timeframe to meet the assignment hand in date. You will have the opportunity to perform, both as a solo performer and as part of an ensemble, and improve your skills on your instrument. The assignments you complete throughout the qualification will be a mixture of performance tasks, rehearsals and written essays. Unit 1 - Practical Theory and Harmony Unit 2 - Professional Practice in the Music Industry Unit 3 - Ensemble Music Performance Unit 6 - Solo Music Performance
• Five subjects at grade 4 or above including English and maths • While it may help to have a GCSE in Music (Grade 5 or above) it is not a prerequisite. You should, however, be able to play an instrument (or be able to sing) to a good standard • Whilst you do not need an official instrument grade, you should be able to play to at least a grade 5 standard.
Units 1 and 6 are internally assessed and units 2 and 3 are externally assessed. You will complete a number of assignments for each unit. These assignments will be marked and assessed by teaching staff and moderated by the exam board.