Music

Course summary

A Level Music has a strong practical and creative element, so you can gain recognition for your performing abilities whilst gaining further experience in the areas of composing and historical study. The course develops a broad range of skills, and promotes independent learning and critical thinking. It complements Science, Arts or Humanities specialisms, so it is an ideal subject to consider in the Sixth Form. If you wish to study music at university or college, A Level Music is essential preparation. Most students opting for A Level Music have studied music to GCSE level, but if you are a very strong performer with a good knowledge of music theory, it may be possible to take this course without - please ask if this applies to you.