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A Level

Course Overview

A Level Music is a traditional academic subject which is recognised by the top universities, including Oxbridge.

Class sizes are small meaning that learning can be tailored on a personal level.

The music department has a suite of iMacs, all with Logic Pro X and Sibelius. We also have a recording studio, where you can record your compositions and performances with the help of fellow music and music technology students. We have a variety of ensembles which we encourage students to take part in and lead.

Course Topics

  • Orchestral Music
  • Harmony
  • Composition
  • Debussy Nuages
  • Poulenc Trio for Oboe, Bassoon and Piano
  • Musical Theatre
  • Haydn – ‘London’ Symphony

Testimonials

Course Features

  • As well as studying the A Level course, you will have numerous opportunities to test your skills in various extra curricular projects.
  • We welcome student helpers and leadership in music, as well as providing opportunities to participate in local and national events.

ASSESSMENT

  • Exam: 40%
  • Performance: 35%
  • Composition: 25%
  • Awarding Body: Eduqas

Results

2018 Results: 100%

Where Courses Become Careers

You may become a performer, teacher, music therapist, music publisher or any other music-related job. In addition, studying music can show to employers and higher education providers that you have a broad education and can work and communicate well with others as well as being a confident presenter.

Make your mark

How SFC will help you to boost your CV by developing your skills and qualifications…

You will learn to be resilient performers who enjoy learning and are willing to listen, learn and contribute to the development of ensemble and solo work.

You will develop independence of thought and, where appropriate, social interaction through rehearsal and development.

You will be able to contribute creative and innovative solutions to staging problems through numeracy and digital technology as well as through ICT.

You will develop sophisticated literacy and oracy skills through the exploration of a variety of language styles and deliveries.

You will learn to solve problems and present information logically whilst respecting and recognising other performers views, attitudes and cultures.

You will understand the importance and necessity for performers to attend punctually and meet deadlines.

By the end of the course, you will have developed the techniques and mindset that will develop a lifelong love of learning and allow you access to future education, training or employment in the field.

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If you are unsure what course you think you should choose or what career you would like to aspire towards then contact Admissions:

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