Music

Course summary

Studying Music helps develop a wide range of skills including critical and analytical thinking, historical perspective, spatial awareness, creativity, teamwork, presentation, coordination and memory, as well as being one of the few subjects which uses and develops both sides of the brain simultaneously. Music is an excellent complement to other A Levels, whatever your subject choice. Science and Medicine degree courses now expect an arts-based A Level from candidates as well as wanting to see evidence of all-round education, such as participation in music. What better than to combine much of that into studying A-level music too?