Students immerse themselves in the orchestras, bands, choirs and many other chamber ensembles. is practical approach helps to develop advanced aural skills and a greater knowledge of repertoire, being able to place it in context more easily than they would through attendance at lessons alone. Numerous concerts and services take place in prestigious venues. e Sixth Form courses allow students to study Music as a practical, intellectual and creative subject, developing performance skills, writing compositions and learning about harmony in a more advanced form. Aural and analytical skills develop through studying a wide range of set works. A Level course is excellent preparation if you intend to study Music at university, but is equally valuable if you wish to pursue other disciplines. Qualities demonstrated by musicians – creativity, exibility, imagination, self-discipline, organisational skills and the ability to respond and learn quickly – are greatly respected in many careers.